#Caesar iv plebeian software#

So start working on a Patrician District and all of the buildings that you will need to support it. I think that some of the additional amenities that you will need to support a lot of Patricians will consume a lot of labor. Regardless, this template fits 6,420 people via 38 insulae, 6 domii, and 8 villas. However, I think I can safely squeeze 4 more domii in there, IIRC, assuming I actually plan correctly which I often fail to do. Unfortunately, when I designed the template I didn't account for how many equites I'd actually need and just designed for maximal coverage, so not all the services will get workers. I made this template some time ago, making some minor adjustments to make the above city. I've never posted screenshots before so idk if this'll work. I am going for a high culture rating as well, so everyone will have almost every service possible, with few exceptions because of terrain being in the way, so, sadly, I won't be able to hit 100 culture unless I do some serious readjustments.

I think the devs just never planned on cities over 10k. My main concern during this city was trying to maximize my pleb pop., but it got to the point where unemployment was out of control, even with all the spamming I was doing.

Since there's not really a goal for this scenario (technically there's a 1M pop goal), I was trying to plan out all my plebs before adding patricians. Normally, I would add a few patricians in my main housing block, or give them a separate block depending on the campaign goals. I haven't added the patricians yet because I don't know where I want to put them. well exceeding 10k), how far have you gone before giving up? How did you handle unemployed plebs? What did you find to be an acceptable unemployment rate? What are your experiences in general, particularly in regard to large populations? Over 40% of my plebeian population is employed by gatehouses and towers! In fact, I have 5,794 people employed by gatehouses and towers. I gave up on the city, however, because I have no idea what to do with my unemployed, and tower spamming only goes so far before it's impractical to spam more because of space and/or terrain. I'm certain I could easily fit twice that in the space remaining. I have a city scenario (not campaign), Amida, in which I have a population of 16,190 (purely pleb and equites so far). Of course, you'll eventually run out of room for food production making this a moot point anyway, but that's not been reached in a particular city just yet. With over 15,000, it's all but impossible to supply a sufficient number of jobs for your plebeian population. At some point, it's simply a matter of just spamming gatehouses and towers. As you approach end-game and the population requirements go above 7k, especially 10k, this becomes progressively apparent.

#Caesar iv plebeian software#

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