Aethelcatt VIII
Active Member
Hi, all! I’m in the planning stage of putting the recently acquired old goodies--the harvest farm/field pieces--into my city and ran into a bit of a dilemma, so I’ll toss the question out here and see what the experts would say.
In order to open up enough space, I’ll need to choose one of these three options:
(1) Demolish three witch doctors;
(2) Store (and sell) two shrines of inspiration
(3) Store (and maybe sell) three little wishing wells.
Which option would you go for?
On the surface, the answer seems pretty straightforward: the witch doctors, of course. However, if I do that, I’ll have only four production buildings left in the city, one of them a terrace farm that is always on 24-hour production cycle for FPs. Now, I don’t really need the supplies they produce, but with just four buildings on hand those “finish X Y-hour productions” quests will become quite a chore, especially if X=16 and Y=8. (And, nope, I won’t have any real estate available in the city for blacksmiths for a while.)
About the shrines of inspiration, I was advised a while ago that it was high time for them to go, but I’ve been a little hesitant. I don’t care about the coins they produce at all, but the blueprints are still useful from time to time. Granted, most of them I don’t really need, such as a 27th copy of Zeus’ head, but once in a while they do plug in a hole in a set I need, so they certainly have their value.
And then there are the little wishing wells. I had more of them before, but I’ve been slowly removing them because their daily output is really not all that exciting. Yeah, I know they might give me some diamonds once in a long while, but with just five of them in my city right now they hardly qualify as a worthwhile “diamond farm.”
Well, you can probably tell that I’m leaning toward storing the little wishing wells for now, unless there is something I’m missing in my reasoning--maybe an issue or a consideration that would only become apparent after I move out of the Middle Ages? Anyway, any input/opinion about the pros and cons regarding these three options from the learned community on this forum will be greatly appreciated.
In order to open up enough space, I’ll need to choose one of these three options:
(1) Demolish three witch doctors;
(2) Store (and sell) two shrines of inspiration
(3) Store (and maybe sell) three little wishing wells.
Which option would you go for?
On the surface, the answer seems pretty straightforward: the witch doctors, of course. However, if I do that, I’ll have only four production buildings left in the city, one of them a terrace farm that is always on 24-hour production cycle for FPs. Now, I don’t really need the supplies they produce, but with just four buildings on hand those “finish X Y-hour productions” quests will become quite a chore, especially if X=16 and Y=8. (And, nope, I won’t have any real estate available in the city for blacksmiths for a while.)
About the shrines of inspiration, I was advised a while ago that it was high time for them to go, but I’ve been a little hesitant. I don’t care about the coins they produce at all, but the blueprints are still useful from time to time. Granted, most of them I don’t really need, such as a 27th copy of Zeus’ head, but once in a while they do plug in a hole in a set I need, so they certainly have their value.
And then there are the little wishing wells. I had more of them before, but I’ve been slowly removing them because their daily output is really not all that exciting. Yeah, I know they might give me some diamonds once in a long while, but with just five of them in my city right now they hardly qualify as a worthwhile “diamond farm.”
Well, you can probably tell that I’m leaning toward storing the little wishing wells for now, unless there is something I’m missing in my reasoning--maybe an issue or a consideration that would only become apparent after I move out of the Middle Ages? Anyway, any input/opinion about the pros and cons regarding these three options from the learned community on this forum will be greatly appreciated.