r/HumankindTheGame 14d ago

Discussion There really needs to be a 'build nothing ' feature

In the endgame there really needs to be an ability to do something like that. It's kind of annoying to be unable just set cities to something repeatable when you have built everything

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u/hic_maneo 14d ago

There are a lot of repeatable projects that boost faith, influence, money, science etc and are unlocked at various eras.

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u/TheEekmonster 14d ago

In the late game big cities finish the project in one round. So each lasts only one turn. And you have to reset it every time. It's an annoying mistake micromanagement

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u/Mikhail_Mengsk 14d ago

Can't you queue them?

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u/TheEekmonster 14d ago

Each once. Not the same one over and over again

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u/Mikhail_Mengsk 13d ago

I just cycle them, some turns of respite.

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u/verydanger1 14d ago

You can't, I've always assumed?

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u/Actual_Donkey_4655 14d ago

They get more expensive each time you complete them. So just queue each kind and after some turns your city will take multiple turns again before needing instructions.

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u/3nvoy 13d ago

In the UI section of the settings, you can turn off the "enable mandatories" option to let you finish turns without active projects, but this also includes army moves and research, so you won't get prompted for those either (it also applies to the whole game so you have to change it back for new saves)

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u/No-Profession-7969 14d ago

I understand, what I would also add is a button to improve administrative centers every time you move up in age or conquer another city.

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u/Ok_Management4634 11d ago

it's pretty easy near the end of the game to just queue up a bunch of stuff that doesn't require you to click on the map.. I can't remember what the game calls it.. but stuff like Factories, whale fishing, etc.. Even if they don't help you, you can fill up the queue with stuff like that. You can also try to race to build as many wonders as you can in the last era.. yes, it takes time to set every city to build that wonder, but not too bad.