When you have multiple Cities to manage at once, you can jump to the next City in your list by pressing the Right or Left arrow keys on the keyboard. This box is also where you'll find the Avoid Growth option to prevent your Cities from growing if your Empire's Happiness is low. While the AI Governor is smart, you may have goals that it can not meet on its own and you must assume manual control of specialists and determine tiles that must be worked. All focuses will balance out food so that your Citizens don't starve. A Science focus would work many Jungle tiles, any Academies, and use every Science Specialist slot available in your buildings while seeking high food tiles to keep the population growing, only at a slower pace.
Say you decide to focus on food - it will use Citizens to grab as much food as possible, and likely use few Specialists. It will also assign specialists based on the City focus you select. Some tiles have so much gold or science the AI intelligently doesn't pass them up. Default is a balanced approach, getting a mix of food with a bit of production. This allows you to tell the AI Governor to select the tiles that best suit the goal you select. Early on, you can only work a few tiles and they will usually be food-heavy so that your city will grow, get new citizens to place on tiles and grow again, continually improving the City and contributing to your Civilization as a whole, be it that single city or a vast empire of a dozen cities.Īt the top right corner of the City Screen, you can see Citizen Management. High unemployment should never be a case, unless your tiles are blocked by enemy units or your city has grown to its maximum and run out of specialist slots. This is necessary because of the massive changes to culture generation, addition of great works and ability to generate and purchase with Faith.Īs stated on the previous page in this section, you have 1 Citizen to put on a tile or use as a Specialist for every population unit your city has, can only work tiles 3 hexes away from the city, and citizens can be unemployed and provide just +1 production to the City. This includes concepts from the Gods and Kings and Brave New World DLCs, so will not be as helpful (but not entirely useless) for players without these installed. This section of the Guide will teach you how to use the various features here and their functions in Civilization 5. You can also buy tiles to claim them for your empire and store Great Works that boost your City's Culture and Tourism. This is where you'll allocate your Citizens to work tiles, assign them as Specialists, decide on the City's Production, create a Production Queue, and buy units or buildings with Gold or Faith you've saved up.
Civilization 5: City Guide Part 2 - The City Screen Working and Buying Tiles, Citizen Management & Intro to SpecialistsĬlick a City's name on the map to open the City Management Screen.
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