Eyes on Final Fantasy Forums > General > Eizon: Rebirth > City Building Rules

[NeoTifa]

whats the max amount of races you can have in your coutry, cuz i want 3! mithra, tarutaru, and moogles :\

[Behold the Void]

In theory you could have all the races in your country. There's no limit, but there tends to be a few main races.

[Jojee]

Can my research facilities research an invisible force field that will go around Rengoria in case of mako cannon and long distance attacks? :P And how long would that take to research/create? And how many research facilities researching that can I have in the city?

[Behold the Void]

You can have one research facility in each city, the best way to research a singular item is to just make a big facility in one place (smaller facilities in other places can help, but until you develop telegram and other communications-based steam technology it's harder for them to communicate and not as efficient). In your case, for barriers you're going to want magitek over steam tech. It'll take a good amount of time, but you'll be developing smaller barrier magitechnology as you build your way up to it.

[Kentarou]

Do military men and policemen count towards the population, even though they are removed from the population count when putting the info in your Kingdom Thread?

[Chaos Is the Key]

The soldiers count for purposes of food and housing, but not for the purposes of taxes, other than for their upkeep, say you had a city of 30,000 people and 10,000 soliders, you'd need housing and food for 30,000 people, but you'd only get taxes from 20,000, and the 10,000 from the upkeep would be deducted from the tax you get form the 20,000 general populace. As for police, I don't know because I'm not using any xD

[edczxcvbnm]

Only 10 people per ship SUCKS. To wage war you would need like 1000 ships just to bring your armies over to attack.

[Chaos Is the Key]

You can increase the size of the ships, so you can have higher crew limit ships, and it says 10-crew, if that follows real world logic, that's the crew to run the ship, and not how many people fit on the ship.