You can also downsize your fleet to reinvest the points in different categories. Even if you spend enough points on one category to benefit from the bigger global buff, you will have still some influence at your disposal to invest in other categories. What if I spent all my influence on a big fleet of ships and then want to change my strategy to use a ton of items or settle on many different islands?Īnswer: That depends on the size of your empire, as the amount of influence points is bound to your population. In Anno, you construct not only hundreds or even thousands of buildings across multiple islands and sessions, you also have to take care of trading routes, your fleets and to manage complex logistical networks. While the idea of a maintenance mechanic for buildings sounds interesting for the early game, it would have an extremely heavy micro-management impact in the mid- and late-game. When it comes to harbor defense, repair cranes serve as a measure to maintain your damaged defense structures. Ruins on the other hand, have to be manually refurbed by the player. However, incidents such as fire can damage buildings, which will regenerate over time. How is it with 1800? Do we need to maintain buildings in order to keep the production going?Īnswer: Buildings will not wear themselves out from usage and therefore there is no need to perform any maintenance actions. I cannot recall Anno games ever having some kind of maintenance mechanics for buildings, such as that they wear off after a while and have to be repaired. I have a question coming from how other building games do it. Before we handle the needs of our residents in this weeks DevBlog: Happiness, we will tackle some community questions in todays Union Update.
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