Maybe generals will be graded in their economic savvy by use of traits, in groups like "Trader", "Farmer", and "Taxman", with levels of expertise ranging from "Terrible" to "Excellent". That would mean that you'd have to choose cities for your governors carefully. Maybe a province with great farming yields would be an excellent environment for a good "Farmer", a city that makes its wealth through maritime trade would flourish under a good "Trader", and good "Taxmen" would reap huge profits from cities with large populations. It would be a more comprehensive way of rating economic ability, and might give some more individuality to your generals and governors.
But I have a nagging feeling that you'll just get more money from a city if you put a governor with a high Authority in it.
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Originally Posted by Perplexed
Maybe generals will be graded in their economic savvy by use of traits, in groups like "Trader", "Farmer", and "Taxman", with levels of expertise ranging from "Terrible" to "Excellent". That would mean that you'd have to choose cities for your governors carefully. Maybe a province with great farming yields would be an excellent environment for a good "Farmer", a city that makes its wealth through maritime trade would flourish under a good "Trader", and good "Taxmen" would reap huge profits from cities with large populations. It would be a more comprehensive way of rating economic ability, and might give some more individuality to your generals and governors.
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