The ancient Egyptians used such systems to gather granite and supplies in Giza so that it could build the pyramids. You can use this system to balance the resources throughout your own empire through internal trade. It pays to send patrol ships out to scout the seas and protect your ships. If those enemies attack your caravan or cargo route, you’ll lose it. If it runs through a barbarian camp or pirate region, you’ll have to provide protection. If you highlight a potential trade route, it will show up on the map. The point is to make more money by selling something that somebody else needs. The amount of gold generated by a trade route depends on how many resources and goods you have available to sell in your start city and whether the destination city has those goods or not. The route can extend through a variety of cities and you can choose the route that maximizes your profits in gold or reaps the most luxury goods. You can build one of these units and then set it in motion on a trade route. The new system for trade includes two new units: the caravan for land travel and cargo ships for the sea. They are a heavy shock cavalry unit and can blow a hole in the enemies line when they charge into it. The special unit for the Poles is the Winged Hussar, a medieval Renaissance cavalry soldier. But the Culture Victory - where you get your culture to dominate the world - isn’t about filling out the five social policy trees and then building a Utopia project. The Poles have strong solidarity in their culture, which gets them a free social policy as they advance through the eras, but that doesn’t mean they can get to a non-violent Culture Victory more easily. Casimir is the leader of Poland, while Shaka Zulu is the leader of the Zulu Kingdom. Four more new civilizations are yet to be announced. Now it is announcing Portugal and Zulu as well. The studio previously announced Poland and Assyria as two of the new civilizations in the game. Three top investment pros open up about what it takes to get your video game funded.
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