Algona, I'm considering the absence of plunderers from a neighborhood.
Uh-huh. Sure. If you are in a placid neighborhood or just so ferocious that no one attacks you then taking anti plundering steps is silly. Why are you worried about anti plundering advice being applied to a non plunder situation?
But this ain't just an anti plundering tip, it's also the way to maximize productivity. Most players learn to do it unconsciously, which is a problem, they forget they already know it and don't apply it when they do need to stop plunderers. Some examples:
Gonna be on all day? 5 minute Supply time! Ching ching ching! Heading to bed? 8 hours and reset the LoA and RAH. (Not me, I run 24 hout there as well. After the first hundred million what matters a few more Supplies?)
My schedule today is open; I know I can get on whenever I want. 8 and 4 hour Goods all day.. Tomorrow not so, 24 hour Goods. (Again, not me, I have well over 100K Goods,, 24 hour except when I'm resetting my collection clock.).
You (hopefully!) placed the housing in your city with due consideration of your schedule and game accessability.
You know and follow 'set production to your life', you just don't know it.
Folk just tend to forget this when it comes to plundering. Which is why the most frequent negative response to someone advising them to collect on time is that they have a life and can't be on to collect...
Collect On Time is a bit of a misnomer, too many folk think that it means to set production then make sure to be back when it finishes, when what it should be is realise when you'll be back to collect and set your production for then.
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Mercy.
Quite good in Limited, sucks in Constructed. FoE is more of a Constructed format methinks.