Martin Crim wrote:
>
> From: Martin Crim <MCrim_at_...>
>
> At 01:20 PM 02/10/2000 -0500, you wrote:
> >From: "KYER, JEFFREY" <jeff.kyer_at_...>
> >Wow. I've never seen it do that. I think you have to expand the
> >pastures manually as croplands automatically (I suspect) encroach on
> >them. Clearing land for more farms and pastures has to be done manually
> >as it impacts on a bunch of other things like hunters, annoyed foxes,
> >small spirits and guys named Harrek (okay, I'm joking about the last)
>
> Well, that's something that needs to be tweaked in version 2.0.
Very true. However, the current situation means that youdo have to pay attention to how you are allocation your crops and fields -- which gives just enough of a hands-on feel for me. Something that automically adjusts could either a) get you into trouble or b) create a feeling of distance from the farming aspect... which addes to the earthy feel of the game, or so I think.
I tend to have 2x the recommended pasturage, just incase I get lucky with raids or get very busy for a year or two.
>
> >There's only a certain number of shrines/temples/GTemples depending on
> >(in descending order) your population, your allies, whether or not you
> >are in a tribe (and how big it is your trade links, ) and how friendly
> >your neighbors are.
> >
> >Are you sure you had the blessings? I've never seen this particular
> >problem. I presume Humakt was not mad at you (or you'd have said so, I
> >think) Make friends with your neighbors (get a few more allies) and see
> >what happens.
>
> Yes, I'm sure. No, Humakt wasn't mad.
>
> --Martin
As metioned by someone else who's more on the ball than I, if you are in a 'cannot upgrade shrine' state, it won't let you even start a shrine till you have gotten more of the above requirements in hand. Did you check any of your other already existing shrines to see if you could upgrade them?
Jeff
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