After level 10 additional happiness is gained with each level. Provides 1,500 happiness at level 1 and 4,900 happiness at level 10.
Provides 1,100 happiness at level 1 and 3,900 happiness at level 10. Provides 1,700 happiness at level 1 and 6,400 happiness at level 10. Provides 1,100 happiness at level 1 and 4,000 happiness at level 10. Provides 300 happiness at level 1 and 1,700 happiness at level 10. Often those buildings have a secondary benefit as well, for example coin production.īelow is the list of Great Buildings that provide happiness: Many of the special buildings provide more happiness per tile than cultural buildings or decorations from the same era. It is good practice to aid the friends' buildings first.Īlthough cultural buildings, decorations and roads are the main source of happiness for most of players, a lot of players gain most of their happiness from special buildings or Great Buildings. Players should have many friends available to receive the bonus. Most buildings that provide happiness can be polished by friends, guildmates or neighbors to receive a multiplied bonus of happiness. The initial investment may seem high, but the efficiency bonus makes up for it in the long term. As space becomes limited, upgrading roads is a good way to increase happiness without losing valuable space. In order to increase happiness, players need to build cultural buildings or decorations. Additional Happiness is equal to the amount of happiness remaining over enthusiastic status.The table below outlines how the happiness ratio affects the productivity of buildings: Happiness ratio is calculated by dividing the provided happiness with the demand for happiness.Provided happiness is equal to the sum of happiness for all buildings in the city.Demand for happiness is equal to city's total population.The following values are relevant in calculating productivity percentage:
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