Civ City: Rome Cheats and Tips

Are they not cutting trees down at all or not the one you want, because maybe they can't reach it or cutting somewhere else? Maybe try to build some roads there maybe they will walk over there

As far as I know you can't get wood without trees to cut down with your wood camps

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Go to the game folder and find the spreadsheet called HomeRequirements.csv. You will need to make a copy of this sheet as it is a read only... Make sure to keep the original and remame it as HomeRequirementsOriginal.csv (or something like that so that if you want to go back to the original game play you can swap the files over.)

From there you can increase the tax from each house in the easy. Medium or hard set, if you want to get lots of money but still play the game increas it by 10 or 20 and also increase the external income of the house owners so they can actually pay the increased tax rate.

Supposedly there is a cheat to get more money after the second campaign but it has never worked for me and I don't really think it's needed in this game. If you build to fast, you won't have anyone to work and are wasting money and space before you can see what you really need. I usually play the middle difficulty level and that seems to be just enough to keep a good pace.

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Youhave to bild a garrison (fort). The garrisonis only available in battle campaigns (you will get your first one after your first 4 or 5 campaigns). Each garrison has it's own "platoon" of troops. After your buld the garrison, the troops will start to fill up the fort and be trained. Once you dispatch them to a battle, you can change their formation based on what battle tactics you need. The one I use the most is the "turtle shell" (don' know the actual name) to get close to enemy troops when they are firing arrows at you. You have to build multiple garrisons to get multiple platoons to dispatch into battle.

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