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"city's are your main generator of money manpower and tec"
Interesting design choice! Historical observation rather than criticism: for manpower, this may well be true of the Diadochi, where the Seleucid obsession with founding cities was driven largely by the need to produce Hellenistic phalangites (heavy infantry) in order to maintain their military edge; but not so true of Republican Rome, whose heavy infantry manpower came primarily from the already-Romanized countryside. So it's difficult to get it right, whatever you do!