Since the Orient relies on irrigation, your residential layout must sometimes work around desert edges or integrate Norias to keep nearby production running. Production Layout Tips

# Building stats extracted from game files (simplified) BUILDING_DATA = "peasant_house": "size": (2,2), "residents": 8, "tax": 2, "requirements": ["market"], "market": "size": (3,3), "coverage": 20, "cost": 500, "wood": 10, "tools": 5, "wheat_farm": "size": (4,4), "output": "wheat", "cycle": 60, "field_required": True, "bakery": "size": (3,3), "input": ["wheat"], "output": "bread", "cycle": 30,

Designing a city in is a delicate balance between artistic "Schönbau" (beauty building) and rigid efficiency. Whether you're aiming for a sprawling metropolis or a hyper-optimized noble district, your layout must account for the overlapping influence circles of public service buildings. The Core Principles of City Planning

Oriental layouts are generally simpler because they require fewer types of service buildings.