Why must my national park cover up the aluminum deposits?
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imgur.comPosted Nov 6, 2016, 2:10 AM UTC
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imgur.comSo, the appeal of the diamond I want to build on is all breathtaking+.
The diamond I want to build on is over a natural wonder.
And all the tiles are owned by Charleston.
Do natural wonders have predetermined "this spot is OK" hexes or something?
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we're not allowed to build on hexes directly next to the wonder (depends) for example: there is a natural wonder that increases yields x2 all around it. so if the tile originally (worked) is 4 food, it becomes 8 food. so we're allowed there.. just not on other tiles like Cliffs of Dover.
maybe this is one of those wonders?
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But it's a two tile wonder, and only one of the tiles is buildable.
Oh well, I put it somewhere else. I want that aluminum.
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I've run into similar problems. The game seems to have a weird logic in where it allows you to build the park, I wish you could more easily choose the exact location.
The solution I found was to improve the tiles I didn't want in the park. If you improve one or both of the aluminum you should be able to get the park you want.
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Maybe it has to be at the top of the diamond?
Maybe. Weird. National park mechanics are meh.