Patch 0.3.0/Town hall

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Patch 0.3.0/Town hall
Function
Increases populational capacity and action points
Requirements
None
Resources needed

The old page, with information for Patch 0.2.8, can be found here.

[edit] Introduction

At the heart of the town you can find the town hall, through which the town grows and flourishes. The smart civil servants that work at the town hall, love to give you information about your local population.

The town hall is a place to go for an overview of your town. The town hall allows you to see where you have assigned citizens, how much room you have in your city, how much space is occupied, the satisfaction of your citizens, the population growth, corruption if any, and your income/expenditure.

Every expansion of the town hall increases the maximum number of citizens allowed in your town. There are also Town Stages of the town hall expansion that changes the whole town view. The town hall shows how happy/sad your people are, your housing capacity, your income/costs, distribution of citizens, workers and scientists. It also allows you to change your town name.

Also, once every few levels the town hall changes your town icon in island view and adds more scenery to your town.

	Level 1	Level 2	Level 4	Level 7	Level 10	Level 13	Level 16	Level 18+
Adversarial towns are shown in red:
Towns you occupy are shown in blue:
Towns of members in your alliance are shown in green:
Towns you have garrison treaty with are shown in yellow:

[edit] Expansion Details

Please Note:

• There are some researches that help to reduce the building materials (wood, marble, sulphur, crystal glass, and wine) needed to build this building and they are cumulative: Pulley research reduces them by 2%, Geometry another 4% (6% total) and Spirit Level another 8% (14% total).
• The research bonuses are shown separately in the following chart.
  These bonuses are also shown by hovering your mouse over the individual resource numbers in the chart (Pulley = 2% total, Geometry = 6% total and Spirit Level = 14% total).
• There are also a variety of buildings that reduce the amount of resources required for each building: the Carpenter (wood), Architect's office (marble), Firework test area (sulphur), Optician (crystal glass), and Wine press (wine).

If the chart below does not match your in-game chart and you don't want to mouseover the numbers to see how much the next level is going to take, then click on one of the following researches should be the highest level you have researched to see the requirements for that research:
Pulley chart   •   Geometry chart   •   Spirit Level chart

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Level	Resources needed to build		Max Population [1] [2] [3]	Warehouse required[4]	Action points [5] [6] [7]
1	-	-	-	60	0	3
2	158 P 154 G 148 S 135	-	59m 4s	96	0
3	335 P 328 G 314 S 288	-	1h 6m	142	0
4	623 P 610 G 585 S 535	-	1h 14m	200	0	4
5	923 P 904 G 867 S 793	285 P 279 G 267 S 245	1h 23m	262	0
6	1,390 P 1,362 G 1,306 S 1,195	551 P 539 G 517 S 473	1h 34m	332	0
7	2,015 P 1,974 G 1,894 S 1,732	936 P 917 G 879 S 804	1h 48m	410	0
8	2,706 P 2,651 G 2,543 S 2,327	1,411 P 1,382 G 1,326 S 1,213	2h 3m	492	0	5
9	3,661 P 3,587 G 3,441 S 3,148	2,091 P 2,049 G 1,965 S 1,798	2h 21m	580	1
10	4,776 P 4,680 G 4,489 S 4,107	2,945 P 2,886 G 2,768 S 2,532	2h 42m	672	1
11	6,173 P 6,049 G 5,802 S 5,308	4,072 P 3,990 G 3,827 S 3,501	3h 6m	768	1
12	8,074 P 7,912 G 7,589 S 6,943	5,664 P 5,550 G 5,324 S 4,871	3h 35m	870	1	6
13	10,281 P 10,075 G 9,664 S 8,841	7,637 P 7,484 G 7,178 S 6,567	4h 8m	976	1
14	13,023 P 12,762 G 12,241 S 11,199	10,214 P 10,009 G 9,601 S 8,784	4h 48m	1,086	2
15	16,424 P 16,095 G 15,438 S 14,124	13,575 P 13,303 G 12,760 S 11,674	5h 34m	1,200	2
16	20,986 P 20,566 G 19,726 S 18,047	18,254 P 17,888 G 17,158 S 15,698	6h 27m	1,320	3	7
17	25,423 P 24,914 G 23,897 S 21,863	23,250 P 22,785 G 21,855 S 19,995	7h 30m	1,440	3
18	32,285 P 31,639 G 30,347 S 27,765	31,022 P 30,401 G 29,160 S 26,678	8h 44m	1,566	4
19	40,232 P 39,427 G 37,818 S 34,599	40,599 P 39,787 G 38,163 S 34,915	10h 10m	1,696	5
20	49,286 P 48,300 G 46,328 S 42,385	52,216 P 51,171 G 49,083 S 44,905	11h 51m	1,828	7	8
21	61,207 P 59,982 G 57,534 S 52,638	68,069 P 66,707 G 63,984 S 58,539	13h 49m	1,964	9
22	74,804 P 73,307 G 70,315 S 64,331	87,316 P 85,569 G 82,077 S 75,091	16h 6m	2,102	11
23	93,956 P 92,076 G 88,318 S 80,802	115,101 P 112,798 G 108,194 S 98,986	18h 48m	2,296	15
24	113,035 P 110,774 G 106,252 S 97,210	145,326 P 142,419 G 136,606 S 124,980	21h 56m	2,440	18	9
25	141,594 P 138,762 G 133,098 S 121,770	191,053 P 187,231 G 179,589 S 164,305	1D 1h	2,590	24
26	170,213 P 166,808 G 160,000 S 146,383	241,039 P 236,218 G 226,576 S 207,293	1D 5h	2,740	30
27	210,011 P 205,810 G 197,410 S 180,609	312,128 P 305,885 G 293,400 S 268,430	1D 10h	2,894	39 (23)
28 [8]	258,875 P 253,697 G 243,342 S 222,632	403,824 P 395,747 G 379,594 S 347,288	1D 16h	3,002	52 (30)	10
29 [8]	314,902 P 308,603 G 296,007 S 270,815	515,592 P 505,280 G 484,656 S 443,409	1D 23h	3162	32+33 (2*28)
30 [8]	387,655 P 379,901 G 364,395 S 333,383	666,227 P 652,902 G 626,253 S 572,955	2D 7h	3326
31 [8]	471,194 P 461,770 G 442,922 S 405,226	850,031 P 833,030 G 799,029 S 731,026	2D 17h	?
Level				Max Population [1] [2] [3]	Warehouse required[4]	Action points [5] [6] [7]
	Resources needed to build

Extra Notes

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1} Researches also increase the max population: Well digging adds 50 to the above max Population.
2. ↑ ^{2.0 2.1} Population includes your workers in the saw mills, mines, pits, and quarries
3. ↑ ^{3.0 3.1} The research Utopia also increases the max population of your capitol by 200 but does not affect your building materials needed to build this building.
4. ↑ ^{4.0 4.1} Building researches may discount the costs enough to allow you to use a lower-level Warehouse.
5. ↑ ^{5.0 5.1} Action points can also be interpreted as "Number of things you can do at the same time".
6. ↑ ^{6.0 6.1} You acquire a new action point for every 4 levels of the Town Hall.
7. ↑ ^{7.0 7.1} Action points are spent when trading, pillaging and blockading. Each action costs one action point, regardless of the numbers of units and ships involved, and the action point is returned when the action is finished.
8. ↑ ^{8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3} Levels 25 through 36 do not show up on the in-game Help pages anymore due to the Soft cap that Gameforge enacted in v.0.2.5!
   As of v.0.2.0 the information in this chart was 100% accurate.

• The Town hall has a storage capacity of 1,500 Wood, 1,500 Sulphur, 1,500 Crystal glass, 1,500 Marble, and 1,500 Wine which adds to your total storage not included in the Warehouse chart.
• Town halls cannot be downgraded. The only way to downgrade a Town Hall is by using the Abandon colony button in the left sidebar (only works on colonies), which will destroy your colony, its troops, residents, and all resources.

[edit] Satisfaction

Satisfaction can be increased by building, upgrading, and utilizing the features of Taverns and Museums. In addition, the Capital receives +50 satisfaction (with Well Digging), and +200 satisfaction (with Utopia.) All towns benefit from Holiday with +25 satisfaction. Satisfaction is decreased by corruption, population increase, and running out of wine when using a tavern.

In addition to the satisfaction bonuses, researches add housing space for extra citizens. Well Digging provides extra space for 50 citizens at your capital. Holiday increases space by 50 citizens in all your towns. Utopia provides space for another 200 citizens at your capital.

There are five levels of satisfaction in a town. The higher the satisfaction, the faster population grows in this town, to the maximum level of citizens for the level of town hall plus bonus space.

Happiness level	Corresponding icon	Growth rate	Satisfaction
Euphoric		6.00 and greater	300 and above
Happy		1.00 - 5.98	50 to 299
Neutral		0.00 - 0.98	0 to 49
Unhappy		-1.00 - -0.02	-50 to -1
Angry		Lower than -1.00	Below -50

[edit] New look in 0.3.0

All of this is on a per town basis (for empire gold total see the usual place).

1. Rename town

2. Population / maximum population

3. Action points: 3 base, one additional for every 4 town hall levels - 1 used per fleet/military action

4. Population gain/loss per hour

5. Gold gain/loss per hour

6. Percentage corruption, equal to: 100 * Max{0,[(Total colonies - Governor's Residence level)/Total towns]}

7. Satisfaction...

8. Satisfaction total.

9. Amount of money being made and number of people making money

10. Amount of wood being made and number of people making wood

11. Amount of special resource being made and number of people making special resource.

12. Number of ideas being made and number of people making ideas

(10, 11 and 12 all are the normal numbers minus the corruption percentage (28%))

13. Warning that there is corruption in your colony.

14. Basic satisfaction for having a town (+196)

15. Satisfaction gained from research (e.g. Holiday - +25)

16. Satisfaction from having a tavern (+12 * tavern level)

17. Satisfaction from serving wine (+60 * level of wine provided)

18. Satisfaction from having museum (+20 * level of museum)

19. Satisfaction from cultural goods in this town (+50 * number of goods)

20. Dissatisfaction from having population (-1 * population)

21. Dissatisfaction from corruption ((Basic Bonuses + Wine Satisfaction + Culture Satisfaction)* Corruption %)

[edit] Other Buildings

Ikariam Buildings
Buildings	• Academy • Barracks • Embassy • Governor's Residence • Hideout • Museum • Palace • Shipyard • Tavern • Town hall • Town wall • Trading port • Trading post • Warehouse • Workshop •
	• Alchemist's tower • Architect's office • Carpenter • Firework test area • Forester's house • Glassblower • Optician • Stonemason • Wine press • Winegrower •
Resources	• Wood : Saw Mill • Sulphur : Sulfur/Sulphur Pit • Crystal glass : Crystal Mine • Wine : Vineyard • Marble : Marble Quarry •
Wonders	• Ares' Stronghold • Colossus • Garden of Dionysus • Hephaistos' Forge • Temple of Athene • Temple of Gaia • Temple of Hermes • Temple of Poseidon •
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