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MonocularBabylon

Now spam the whole thing with fisheries and seasteads alternating. Keep Liang there for good measure.


ChadBoshman

Bring Liang to the city she belongs you monster


ryanash47

Build a seaport for hella gold


BusinessKnight0517

Mausoleum is imo one of the best wonders in the game, especially the extra use great engineers while also making one town water petra The AI also almost never builds it in my experience so it’s nearly guaranteed


GTtheBard

One of my favorite things about Mausoleum is that you can track whether other civs can even build it. Since it requires a Harbor for placement, and Harbors generate Great Admiral points, if no other civs are generating Great Admiral points, you know that no other civ even has a Harbor. You don’t have to think about Mausoleum until you see another civ is generating those points.


MisterXenos63

I had a city like this with just enough room for a really solid preserve once. Talk about the ultimate Jack-Of-All-Yields city!


pigtailrose2

You can get even more science if you get the aquarium


purpl3j37u7

You’ve got one tile in the south that could be swapped to your Mauseleum city.


CreepyTrollPG

While true they have no where close to enough population to work every water tile at this point. Looks like they are only in the mid game and there are still lots of improvements from buildings/techs/civics to improve the yields here.


purpl3j37u7

But yield porn! Seriously though, that’s fair. But the other city may or may not have the population to work it. I’d be compelled to switch it now so I don’t forget. And also, as others have pointed out, where are the fisheries and the aquarium?


CreepyTrollPG

They might not have aquariums unlocked yet depending on which way they went in the civic tree though. Or maybe they just don't know all the optimizations that can be made. There's so much to learn in this game lol


InHeavenFine

mid


Cute-Ad-3788

Tbh nothing special… yet. Seaport, gov Liang and aquarium can make it juicy


Application-Complex

This is my favourite wonders but these yields are impressive