Resources and Production
Greetings, leaders! Today's development diary delves into the foundation of any thriving Civilization: its resources. In Age of History 3, you'll have a diverse selection of 49 unique resources at your disposal, ranging from the staples of life like grain and rice to the luxuries of porcelain and glass.
[h3]A World of Potential[/h3]
Each province within your realm holds the potential to produce a single, unique resource.
This resource will be the lifeblood of your economy, providing a steady stream of income based on two key factors:
Base Price Value: This inherent worth of the resource sets the baseline for its potential income.
[h3]Production Efficiency[/h3]
This variable represents the effectiveness of a province in extracting or cultivating its designated resource. Higher efficiency translates to greater income.
[h3]Investing in Your Land[/h3]
The good news? You don't have to settle for the status quo. Investing in a province's economy allows you to boost its production efficiency, maximizing your resource output. Think of it as nurturing the land and optimizing its productivity.
[h3]Unlocking Specialized Potential[/h3]
Technology is not just about shiny new weapons or advancements in warfare. Research unlocks unique buildings specific to each resource.
For instance, wool production flourishes with a dedicated sheep farm, while grain benefits from a well-maintained grain farm. Cattle ranchers and iron mines further enhance resource extraction in their respective provinces.
[h3]The Power of Plenty[/h3]
Domination isn't just about military might. Becoming the leading producer of a specific resource grants your Civilization a powerful, unique bonus. This can significantly enhance your economic, military, or diplomatic standing. The race to become a resource titan is an ongoing one.
Remember, a Civilization's true strength lies in its ability to harness the potential of its land and its people.
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[h3]A World of Potential[/h3]
Each province within your realm holds the potential to produce a single, unique resource.
This resource will be the lifeblood of your economy, providing a steady stream of income based on two key factors:
Base Price Value: This inherent worth of the resource sets the baseline for its potential income.
[h3]Production Efficiency[/h3]
This variable represents the effectiveness of a province in extracting or cultivating its designated resource. Higher efficiency translates to greater income.
[h3]Investing in Your Land[/h3]
The good news? You don't have to settle for the status quo. Investing in a province's economy allows you to boost its production efficiency, maximizing your resource output. Think of it as nurturing the land and optimizing its productivity.
[h3]Unlocking Specialized Potential[/h3]
Technology is not just about shiny new weapons or advancements in warfare. Research unlocks unique buildings specific to each resource.
For instance, wool production flourishes with a dedicated sheep farm, while grain benefits from a well-maintained grain farm. Cattle ranchers and iron mines further enhance resource extraction in their respective provinces.
[h3]The Power of Plenty[/h3]
Domination isn't just about military might. Becoming the leading producer of a specific resource grants your Civilization a powerful, unique bonus. This can significantly enhance your economic, military, or diplomatic standing. The race to become a resource titan is an ongoing one.
Remember, a Civilization's true strength lies in its ability to harness the potential of its land and its people.
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