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National Parks

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1 sep, 2014 @ 3:16

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Natural Wonders can generate Tourism. Adds a new building, the National Park, that generates 2 Tourism and can only be built in cities near owned Natural Wonders.

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Kung Fu PANDA 23 aug, 2018 @ 22:56

Wonders are rare, you should add a 50% tourism boost for natural wonders.

Littleman 7 jul, 2016 @ 17:35

You should also make some kind of side affect for the pollution generation whcich comes from parks like these. ( I didn't use this yet, so sorry for saying this if there is something like it already)

BigMeat 22 okt, 2014 @ 12:30

framedarchitecture, you should make a forest fire mod along with firefighter units.

zArkham4269 17 sep, 2014 @ 9:39

I agree with João Davi. I think another part of this mod would be to go with something I think Civ IV had or at least some of the mods: The Forest Preserve. So instead of building markets or lumbermills on Forests (or just markets on Jungles) you could build the natural preserve feature.

In fact, one might go so far as to have slight variants. A national park which has tourists is going to generate gold and tourism whereas a nature preserve could generate science and perhaps some form of global happiness.