Usually I leave most towns undeveloped and don't spend money on improvements (apart from fishing quays in distant lands) because I need the money for other things and I don't see the benefit.
Is there actually a reason to spend money developing towns?
Also, how can you tell which focus to give towns?
Bought some M and S frozen pastries and I thought even though in the packet they're tiny, they're supposed to expand to normal size in the oven/air fryer?
Was I misguided?
I always thought the game wasn't as bad as many people said but after the update this is like a brand new game!
So much more tile and adjacency info, new resource screen including trade routes, the new victories and triumphs just mean there's much more strategic depth now, and yes you can can keep playing as one Civ although not being able to never bothered me.
if you've been holding off, dive in!
Basically what I mean is if you're playing a game on the deck or GFN free tier, which will be better quality?
Obviously there's certain tornadoes we all know the rough date of, like Moore, El Reno, Joplin etc, but there so many posts on here showing an unnamed tornado which you click on thinking omg this is now, or happened yesterday, but actually it's old footage.
I know why the posters do it, so you'll click thinking this is happening now so they get the likes.
Maybe the mods can take down posts that don't give a date?