Settlements Town Centres and Capitals
When your civilisation acquires new land, the next step is to develop it. This is where a little planning can go a long way. Choose wisely where to establish new Settlements, which can later be upgraded into Town Centres. Settlements are drop-off points for resources, and so are ideally constructed near resource sites. Additionally, having a presence near a resource site will allow it to be more easily defended.
A Town Centre cannot be built from scratch; you must have a Settlement in place before you can expand your government and upgrade to a Town Centre. To upgrade a Settlement into a Town Centre, you must populate the Settlement with Citizens, who become the Town Centre's permanent workforce (they will no longer count towards your population cap). Once populated with the minimum number of workers, the Settlement automatically transforms into a Town Centre.
You can upgrade a Town Centre into a Capital in the same way. You will need more Citizens to staff the larger building. A Town Centre automatically upgrades into a Capital once it is sufficiently staffed with civil workers.
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