I personally have been trying to figure this out for some time but have seemed to come up short of a direct answer. please advise.
How to get rid of unwanted buildings
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As in i have conquered a province and wish to get rid of a building or two that i really don't want in the province.
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well thats sad, oh well guess i will be making a lot of cannons now
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I think there is one way, but it's extremely time consuming and costly.
Basically you set up with a friend, for them to attack the province over and over.
You defend with but a single troop. They attack with several doing a lot of damage.
Eventually, if lucky, you may see whole buildings get destroyed.
You see, I had it happen in a game once where a building I had built and wanted to keep changed hands like 6 or 7 times, and at the end when I finally got it back I was down a University and a Barracks.
But this took many battles and the province changing hand many times.
In the same amount of time, one could easily build a province larger and build the building you want. You also have no control over which other buildings might get damaged or destroyed in the process. -
Maybe a future upgrade to the game here. For gold no resources back? An upgrade option on troops would be great as well. Killing them off so one can replace...but then i guess that keeps the fights going.
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Falconxr8 wrote:
Maybe a future upgrade to the game here. For gold no resources back? An upgrade option on troops would be great as well. Killing them off so one can replace...but then i guess that keeps the fights going.
There is an easier way to get rid of the building...along the lines of @marzohnnes post. Just piss off your neighbor on the other side of that province. It need not be a friend. And if you attack an AI, it'll definitely come at you, so pick an AI (or human) on the opposite side of that (or those) province(s) which has/have the undesired buildings.
Of course, then you are still facing the time and resources lost to perfect that province.
In the long-run, you'll learn to accept whatever you get and just conquer more provinces to get what you do want (e.g., a province with high-level mercenary camps or all economics, etc.)
Perfectionism in this game is nearly impossible to achieve, especially in light of competing human players whom enjoy knocking down your freshly-made sand castle.The post was edited 1 time, last by Stumpy Pete ().
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