I expect the reader to examine the few general locations provided and decide what is most useful for their future playing style.I prefer to play Emperor in ‘Windowed Mode (1024x768)’ with a screen resolution of 1152x864. Unlike the ‘Xia Dynasty’, I will be refraining from linking to individual information sources. Build process: Timing is everything in initiating the plans.Planning: Practice constructing the city (layout only) to insure the final build can succeed.Pre-Planning: Conceive a practical methodology before you build anything.Discovery: Develop your rule set, Reading the ‘Briefings’, Inspect the ‘Maps’ and ‘Ministries’.That is part of the fun of computer games.To this end, the material is broken into the following categories. Real city managers did some creative/tricky things that I cannot, but I can do things within the ‘game system’, perhaps unfairly, that are equally impressive. Balanced with my knowledge of ‘Emperor game’ behaviors, I hope to emulate the political affairs of great city managers. I strive to rationalize what information the best city builder’s could have used to prevent this ‘chaos’.
City building, in ancient times, was not as haphazard as their ruins would indicate, but rather a well planned foundation that became ‘out of control’ due to its unanticipated successful expansion. This is a presentation of the thinking process, admittedly excessive example for such a simple campaign, of how I proceed with a campaign and its missions. Advanced: Much you may already know, but there may be something of interest.You may find the step-by-step format tedious. Even more challenge is possible by developing your own 'personal rules'. Intermediate: Targeted group that has a desire for extra challenges of playing at 'Very Hard' difficulty level, learning advanced strategies and planning methods.Beginner: Will provide a framework for developing skills, but the intensity/depth may go beyond your interest.Who is this for and what is the objective:
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