The hallmark of a True City is the transition to a service based economy, I think. Where the population had risen to the point where local food production simply cannot meet needs anymore.That's a long time in the future.
I suspect we'll have congestion soon enough, and there will be proposals to ban animals or carts during the daytime like the Roman tried. It could be alleviated somewhat by turning the roof into streets though.
We already knew how to fix it long ago: New Trails, Improve Festivals, Proclaim Glory, Restore Order, Enforce Law all can do it.She was bi.
anyway, @Academia Nut I gotta ask. Is there any actual way out of this one or have you cooked us up an impossible situation?
However, two of them are out due to overcentralization being considered more of a problem than the March, two of them are expensive for little mechanical gain, and one of them is circumstantial, requiring a good Admin King while we're at Stability -1
...uh, how is starting an even more remote and disconnected province going to help with the problem of people being remote and disconnected?
Stonepen borders the March as well, and is a shorter distance from Valleyhome.If we're going to spend effort on building aqueducts, I propose Northshore, which borders the March.
Also, I suspect building an aqueduct for the March is going to be challenging, since the March is much farther away from any spring or reservoir.