This also applies to other types of games with investment mechanics I suppose. I find myself asking the same question while playing CK2.
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Replying to @PomoThug
think usually the optimal tactic in ck2 is maxing out gold-producing buildings asap
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Replying to @eigenrobot
I know that, but is it better to buy level 1 upgrades for all your holdings, or just max out your capital.
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And then once you have all your money making buildings, which troop upgrades have a better cost/troops ratio?
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Replying to @PomoThug
I usually max, in order, cap county > cap duchy > other, slow tech spread enforces this. Not sure about troops--usually maxed out by that pt
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Replying to @eigenrobot
My capital county usually has multiple holdings because that's more efficient and defensible.
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Replying to @PomoThug @eigenrobot
This of course means I'll have several "Castle town"s waiting to be upgraded.
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Replying to @PomoThug @eigenrobot
If I spend gold upgrading the level 1s, then I'll be getting gold sooner. But I wonder if I should save up for the max levels instead.
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It's true that tech often prevents this problem, but I've gotten some pretty sprawling demanses with stacking bonuses before.
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There is also the question of building holdings. Is it better to finish upgrading your castle, or to build a new one if you have the slots?
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I usually build new ones when possible to start cashing in on easy low-tier money buildings + to loosen time constraints
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