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Thread: what does the white horse settlement symbol mean?
nugz85 05:09 02-19-2007
i took over jerusalem with the venitians, not being on crusade or anything. there is a little white horse next to the name jerusalem, u know, above the settlements status issues. i was waiting to see if it would dissappear, but its still there. does anybody know know what that horse is?

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Nebuchadnezzar 05:13 02-19-2007
Means that races are being held. The Turks or Egyptians built a racetrack before. It helps to maintain public order without the need to lower taxes.

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Artorius Maximus 06:11 02-19-2007
It seems Nebuchadnezzar covered it, and seeing as this is your first post, welcome to the Org, nugz85!

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Lorenzo_H 10:21 02-19-2007
I would add that it costs more to have races in the city than lowering the taxes.

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sapi 10:25 02-19-2007
That said, it is often extremely useful to be able to divert all the resources of a city into keeping it in line.

Having a decent garrison/a good general + lowest taxes + daily races will destroy a city's profits but vastly increase its public order.

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Nebuchadnezzar 10:52 02-19-2007
Originally Posted by diablodelmar:
I would add that it costs more to have races in the city than lowering the taxes.
True, but the advantage is that you don't get spiraling out of control pop growth that lower taxes give, especially in the east and far from your capitol.

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HoreTore 14:43 02-19-2007
Another bonus, is that you get the GoodRacer line of traits, which gives increased movement speed, higher command with cavalry and authority.

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