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You immediately acquire the city's territory and gain control of all its resources.

This state of affairs brings the following distinctions: Such cities are not controlled directly by the player, but rather by an "expert democratic government," charged with carrying out extensive reforms such as raising the standard of living and exterminating widespread corruption, and which is benevolently protected by your mighty empire. Puppeting a city is one of the most popular means of controlling conquered cities. On the other hand, player cannot convert an annexed city back into a puppet.

Note however, that the player may also progress from a puppet to annexing and from annexing to burning down any of their annexed cities at any time (except for some cities, see below), and this will reduce the population count, most likely reducing it past that of a puppet. Note that on lower difficulty levels, these penalties may be reduced. Building or purchasing a Courthouse will remove the additional Unhappiness (but not the normal Unhappiness from the citizens or the city itself), and the city will thereafter function as a normal city in your empire. Nevertheless, the city will have an Occupied status and generate extra Unhappiness as detailed here, and the population of the city will generate additional Unhappiness (1.34 per Population, instead of the usual 1). The player can choose what they produce, manage where their citizens work, purchase units and buildings, expand their borders by purchasing additional tiles, and so on.

5 Conquering city-states and the diplomatic victoryĪnnexed cities work much like founded cities.

However, the city will not starve during resistance, either.

( Holy Cities and original Capitals, for example, cannot be razed.) When only one option is available, which can only occur when playing as the Venetians (who can't annex captured cities) or as the result of a glitch, that one option will automatically be chosen.Īlso note that when capturing a city, it will go into Resistance for as many turns as there is Population left in it, which means that the city will not produce any resources or yields, because its citizens simply refuse to work for the occupiers. The first two options are always available, but the total amount depends on the city being captured, as not all captured cities are eligible to be razed or liberated.

Liberate the city and give it back to its original owner.

When a city is conquered, or acquired through a trade deal or other method, the player is prompted with up to four options of what to do with it: Conquered cities are all cities that haven't been founded by their current owner, but rather have been acquired by military or diplomatic means.