do improovements help corruption?

bball768 · June 28, 2002, 19:12

As you can see in the game I included I have conquered the most land and am Scientifically advanced but my culture sucks. I a have a couple of great wonders and one small but few temples and stuff.
Please give some advice on when I need to start building this stuff and whether or not it helps or hurts corruption(will it add to corrupption) and what else I need to do in this game.

WarpStorm · June 28, 2002, 20:15

The only structures that help corruption (under default rules) are the police station and the courthouse. The culture producing ones don't, but they have their own benefits. Beyond a certain amount of corruption (twice the optimal number of cities for the size map and difficulty), not much will help (other than playing by different rules).

spy14 · June 29, 2002, 12:15

Build temples as early as you can - to get the culture levels up, and to expand your borders

alva · June 29, 2002, 23:09

also so WLTKD will help controlling corruption. This offcourse is not a building you can buy

but relates to happiness

kmill25 · July 1, 2002, 14:20

I've played a modded game where more than just courthouses and police stations reduce corruption.

Even with these changes a large city on a different continent still could not get pass 50% corruption.

It's gotten to the point where if I conquer a city on another continent I will immediatly rush a temple and have it produce wealth. That is all they are good for productionwise.

Sean · July 1, 2002, 18:01

Yes, there is no doubt that the corruption idea is out of hand in Civ 111. You can mod the distance effects of corruption in the editor.