The most popular GB overall by a country mile was the Alcatraz. I included the top 10 players for Mt Killmore and the same for Dinegu, making for a sample of 20. If the player doesn’t have a particular GB, score is 0.
The scoring criteria I’ve used is as follows:Ī GB at level 1 scores 1 at level 2 scores 2, and so on. It did not become a Federal prison until 1933.Īs per my last post, I’ve just completed a brief review of popular GBs owned by the leading players (according to points) in Mt Killmore and Dinegu. Hence, the troops, and the happiness (the people feeling safe from ocean attack). As it is a Progressive Era (1890-1920) building, it was still a Military building. Then when the Civil War broke out it started to house Confederate sympathizers on the west coast and Confederate POW's and privateers (private person or ship authorized by a government by letters of marque to attack foreign vessels during wartime). Originally Alcatraz was to be used as a Military Fort to protect San Francisco Bay. Perhaps the happiness is from keeping prisoners away from society while on the inside they secretly brainwash and reprogram the prisoners into being soldiers? Inconsistent, but oh well. So delete your Spearthrower barracks already! Thematically, it's a very cool idea for PvP players, but the benefits don't really fit in with my idea of what a Prison should be about. It provides happiness and free unattached units each day, of any type that you can already produce, including Rogues. The Alcatraz Great Building is huge at 7x10 (70 squares), so will be a big pain to fit into your city. Martynius has posted some info re the Progressive Era GBs in the Great Buildings Encyclopedia thread, in this post. Note: Original posting (page 1) has hit the size limit for text - I cannot add anything further unless I prune somewhere else as well. Updated (originally just a placeholder) re my thoughts on the new Progressive era Great Buildings.
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