Cities And Housing Archive

well, I think you answered your own questions...

I usually refrain from calling them "civic" structures, however that's exactly why they have to be placed in cities. you can always start a clinic or tavern with regular houses, but hospitals, cantinas, and theatres are structures semi-tied to player cities... like a reward for achieving a certain rank.

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Pappi wrote:
well, I think you answered your own questions...

I usually refrain from calling them "civic" structures, however that's exactly why they have to be placed in cities. you can always start a clinic or tavern with regular houses, but hospitals, cantinas, and theatres are structures semi-tied to player cities... like a reward for achieving a certain rank.

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/agree

There has to be a reason for a city to try and grow and the civic buildings are part of that. It is also possible to have a private cantina or clinic in a house as opposed to these buildings. In our city we have two of each. We have a cantina and a hospital that are the normal civic structures. We also have a bar and a clinic that are set up in regular houses.

There only difference really is that your wounds won't go away from sitting in a house like it does the med center but our little clinic usually has a doctor in there to help people out.

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seline wrote:

Like it is hard to get Novice Politician, to put a city , to put cantina and medical center than to destroy city. Com'on, it is just a building and "proffession" needed and "lot required" unlike other "civic" buildings, they are not "civic", they are "personal" buildings.

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your city needs certain ranks to get these strcutures placed. if someone can afford the skillpoint/money requirements to start their own city, can recruit enough people so the city goes up the ranks, a slot opens up for that rank, and really wants their own cantina/hospital/theatre, then I say go for it. otherwise it's unrealistic for most people to start a city just to place them.