What is the use of the development of Shogun 2 Castle? Only a few gold medals are affected per turn.

The growth of the city refers to the construction of buildings, and the higher the growth of the city, the more effective it is to suppress the rebellion of the people in the city.

The development of the city is to increase the income of the town. It seems that a surplus of grain can more easily trigger a good harvest in the fall, and overall it has no effect, as long as it is not negative.

I haven't played Shogunate 2, but I've played it in previous generations.

It means that when the city's population reaches the upgrade standard, the city's core buildings can be upgraded, and after upgrading, other higher-level buildings can be built, high-level troops can be produced, and so on.

Urban growth: refers to the construction of buildings.

The higher a city grows, the more effective it is in suppressing popular rebellion in that city.

Shogunate 2 original all year round,It's four rounds.,Samurai's Death is 24 rounds a year.,The mod is naturally the 12 rounds of the original version of the Bright Eggplant.,Of course, if you want to play Samurai's Death, don't use this mod.。

If the army is sufficient, some of the less experienced troops will be cut; Farming at home, building commercial buildings, or working with others**; If you want to increase the money in a short time, you can adjust the tax to a very high level in the second round, there is a reminder that there is an area to rebel and then transfer the tax back, but it is very unfavorable to the long-term development, if you want to increase steadily in the long term, reduce the tax and increase the number of urban development points; The simplest is to occupy the ** point with merchant ships; The last point is to attack others and loot the area, but you need to have enough troops and the prestige of the great name will drop badly. That's pretty much all there is to the money.

Farming,** and disarmament are all effective means of increasing income.

Lower taxes and higher growth values.

1. The more cities there are, the higher the strategic prestige, the more the siege network will be triggered, which is an inevitable trend in the game. After triggering the siege, all factions with a friendship score below 0 will declare war on you, and all will be interrupted**, so the income will be greatly reduced.

2. A specialty ** line has an income of 1000 at most, as for why it will be increased to 1,000 because you have and other factions**, increasing exports. So, before triggering the fence, make sure that your income can stand up to the trigger and be self-sufficient.

3. Some cities (the capitals of some factions) will return to the country after the rebellion, and then the troops will be full, so it is necessary to avoid rebellion.

4. To increase income, it is necessary to upgrade internal science and technology, build farmland, pubs, and markets, and then upgrade them relatively. The highest Buddhist temple can increase the tax rate. Each soldier has a maintenance fee, and the army's expenses must be controlled by themselves, and the more soldiers the better.

5. The computer is the best at expeditions, and it is impossible to crack this by sea invasion through small boats. Only regular cruises and then sea sniping. Four or five cities were left with a 6-bow army to defend the city. This game is very easy to defend the city.

Gather enough troops to storm a city... And then plunder... This can solve the urgent need ... Then send some money and see who you can reconcile... But don't send a daimyo to plunder the city...

First of all, you have to decide whether the head on the city information is red, if it is red, it will rebel, and yellow and green are fine. For the city that has just been captured, don't immediately transfer the army, stay in the city and wait for a turn, and use this turn to repair the damaged facilities in the city. If the army is still red in the city, send high-star generals, or mufu, monks, etc., to the city.

If it's still red, go to the city interface and adjust the tax to tax exemption.

After the fight, the garrison will suppress it, repair the city, enter the city management interface to see the people's loyalty, and there will be no rebels if it is greater than 0, or pay the eyes, and the monks will be stationed in the city to increase the people's loyalty, or you can click to exempt the tax burden to increase the people's loyalty! Hope it helps.

The generals who besieged the city with a high star, brought geisha, ninjas, etc., into the city, and reduced taxes.

Hello landlord.,I've just been playing this game for a short time.,Just a little bit of a rough understanding.,I'm now playing the version of "The Death of the Samurai".

In the game strategy screen, you can see that there are two numbers in the lower right corner, the left is the existing money, and the right is the gold obtained in the next round.

Let's talk about the ** of money first.,It's mainly the output of farmland or what taverns in the city.、Market、Gold mines, etc.,These building upgrades are the money that will increase the output.,There's also the money obtained from other forces.** Of course, you can choose to loot after you have conquered a city, but it has a negative effect on the reputation of your family, so please be cautious in the early stage of the game, otherwise the congregation will betray and leave, as pointed out by thousands of people.

As for you, it's normal for you to notice fluctuations in your income.

I'll give you a few examples, you are currently at war with a certain country, the enemy army enters your territory, destroys the farmland and causes the output to decrease, the destruction of the harbor causes the ** line to be interrupted, and the enemy ninja has carried out raids on the taverns and markets in your city, and the output will not be obtained until these facilities are repaired.

You can see the cost of recruiting in the list of conscripts, and then move the mouse over the troop card, you can see the attribute introduction of this troop, and there is a number below that shows the maintenance cost of this troop, that is, a certain cost must be deducted each turn to maintain this troop.

Of course, whether the more troops the better, is not a topic that can be discussed, it still depends on whether your economic strength can support these soldiers. Therefore, it is not advisable to explode troops in the early stage of the campaign, but to learn civilian science and technology a little higher, lay a good economic foundation, and then explode troops to sweep across the Japanese islands.

This is my little suggestion, if you don't understand anything, you can continue to ask.