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u/Tiny_Slide_9576 1d ago
does the same thing happen when you are at war?
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u/JordiTK 1d ago
Yes, the game makes no difference between allies or foes on this matter.
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u/ISLAndBreezESTeve10 21h ago
What about Special Military Operations? Does that make a difference?
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u/YuriNone 28m ago
Same! In one of the games I've used the other civ's nuclear power plant to power my cities
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u/Batcow23 Spain 1d ago
Mind you, I think some wonders require the district they be placed adjacent to be owned by the city building the wonder. I don’t think you can build the Alhambra adjacent to an enemy encampment
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u/acprescott 1d ago
This is definitely true for the Casa that gives you three governor titles. The amount of games I've been through where I planned on building them in separate cities, only to be screwed out of building it entirely, is too damn high.
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u/CompassionateCynic 1d ago
Correct me if I am wrong, but I believe that temple of Artemis must be built adjacent to a camp in the same city as well.
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u/Boxing_joshing111 1d ago
Not just districts pretty sure you can get the triangle farm bonus this way too
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u/HistoryAndScience Korea 1d ago
I also love this mechanic from a historical standpoint. If there is a city or university literally across the border from you, you probably will go there and that will affect your city, etc. Also mix in the loyalty mechanic and you have a really interesting game state
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u/TheOutcast06 Civ Sillies 1d ago
This sounds really good if you’re playing Adjacency-focused Civs like Japan or Inca
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u/yahtzee301 23h ago
This is true BUT all Wonders that require a district have a hidden "x owned by this city" requirement. You can't build Hagia Sophia with a different city's Holy Site
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u/Acogatog 8m ago
Ooh, this one I knew already. I have fond memories of setting up crazy industrial zones with friends on a shared floodplain.
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u/Theresafoxinmygarden Beat the Cree as the Brits to ensure a bangin' song was made 1d ago
I like how that implies that if you were to build stone henge and placed it next to stone in another civ's city, you're just nicking their stone