JFD's Cities in Development

Cities in Development, or CID, is a mod aimed at deepening the experience of managing your internal affairs – specifically, those of your cities. It is composed of, at present, 9 distinct components, each focusing on a particular aspect of city management. For a general overview, please see here. For installation, see here.

This page collages this mod's changes.

Some of these changes may not be present with the Community Balance Patch.

Crimes

Crimes is a revision of the Building Maintenance system. As your infrastructure develops, so too will naturally expand the enterprise of crimes. In essence, Buildings now produce either Crime or Maintenance, and Crime, unlike Maintenance, can affect any yield that your city produces. Use Buildings to deal with specific areas of crime, or strike a balance with the Jail, Constabulary, and Police Station.^{^[1]}

There are 10 Crimes Types:

Abduction affects your Tourism.

Corruption affects your Gold.
Drug Abuse affects your Health.
Fraud affects your Science.
Heresy affects your Faith.
Sabotage affects your Defense.
Theft affects your Production.
Treason affects your Happiness.
Vandalism affects your Culture.
Violence affects your Food.

In addition, Crime is generated from the following sources:

+0.25 per Great Work.
+0.34 per Specialist.

Organized Crime

A sub-feature of Crime is the emergence of an Organized Crime. An Organized Crime emerges when two specific Crimes reach 50% of your Crime breakdown, if the city has at least 5 Population and is not in Resistance. The best way to deal with Organized Crime is to increase the threshold at which it emerges, via the Prison Building and the ICC Resolution.

Buildings

Icon	Buildings	Effects	Requirements
	Burial Tomb	-15% Vandalism.	Must have researched Philosophy
	Chancery	-15% Theft.	Must have researched Civil Service/Nobility^{^[2]}
	Constabulary	-10% Crime.	Must have researched Banking/Jurisprudence^{^[2]} City must have a Jail
Art by Janboruta	Jail	-10% Crime. -15% Violence.	Must have researched The Wheel/Code of Laws^{^[2]}
Art by Janboruta	High Court	-15% Treason.	Must have researched Banking/Jurisprudence^{^[2]} City must have a Magistrate's Court
	Hotel	-15% Abduction.	Must have researched Refrigeration
	Hospital	-15% Drug Abuse.^{^[3]}	Must have researched Biology
	Mint	-15% Corruption.	Must have researched Currency
	Monastery	-15% Heresy.	Must have Monasteries belief/Must have researched Theology^{^[4]}
	Mud Pyramid Mosque	Yields no Crime.	Must have researched Philosophy City must have a Shrine
	Police Station	-10% Crime.	Must have researched Electricity/Nationalism^{^[5]} City must have a Constabulary
	Prison	Increases the threshold for Organized Crime by +10%.	Must have researched Electricity/Nationalism^{^[5]}
	Satrap's Court	+2 Crime.	Must have researched Banking City must have a Market
	University	-15% Fraud.	Must have researched Education City must have a Library

Civilizations

India (Gandhi)
Art by Firaxis Population Growth Unhappiness from number of Cities doubled. Unhappiness from number of Citizens halved. Crime from Violence reduced by 25%.

National Wonders

Icon	Wonder	Effects	Requirements
Art by Firaxis	Artist's Guild	-15% Vandalism.	Must have researched Guilds.
Art by Firaxis	Musician's Guild	-15% Vandalism.	Must have researched Acoustics.
Art by Firaxis	National Intelligence Agency	Increases the threshold for Organized Crime by +10%.	Must have researched Radio Must have a Police Station in all Cities.
Art by Firaxis	Writer's Guild	-15% Vandalism.	Must have researched Drama and Poetry.

Policies

Policy	Branch	Effect
Commonwealth (Republic)	Liberty	-15% Theft in all cities.
Decriminalization	Freedom	-20% Drug Abuse,^{^[6]} Treason, and Vandalism in all cities.
Scientific Revolution	Rationalism	-15% Fraud in all cities.
Secret Police	Autocracy	-20% Heresy, Treason, and Violence in all cities.
Worker Councils	Order	-20% Fraud, Theft, and Treason in all cities.

Resolutions

Resolution	Type	Effect
International Criminal Court	World Project	+20%/15%/5% Organized Crime threshold

Wonders

Icon	Wonder	Effects	Requirements
Art by Firaxis	Pentagon	Gold cost of upgrading military units reduced by 33%. -33% Abduction and Violence.	Must have researched Combined Arms.
Art by Firaxis	Uffizi	Eliminates Crime from Great Works in this city.	Must have researched Architecture.
Art by Janboruta	White Tower	Provides a free Castle in the city. Eliminates Crime from Treason in all cities.	Must have researched Metal Casting.

Colonies

Cities founded a certain distance from your Capital or with a Colonist will become Colonies instead. Colonies act not disimilarly to puppets, in that they do not contribute to Social Policy or National Wonder costs and you cannot control Production in them. However, unlike in a Puppet, you may still invest in Buildings, and purchase Tiles and Units. In addition, Colonies begin with 3 Population, extra Tiles, and a range of Buildings.

Beliefs

Belief	Type	Effect
Mission Colonies	Reformation	Use Faith to purchase Colonists, Settlers, and Workers starting in Industrial Era. Colonies begin with a free Missionary when first settled.

Civilizations

The Netherlands (William)
Art by Firaxis Dutch East India Company Colonies begin with a Worker and claim nearby Resources when founded. Retains 50% of the Happiness benefits from a Luxury resource if your last copy is traded away.

National Wonders

Icon	Wonder	Effects	Requirements
	East India Company	+4 Gold from each Colony.	Must have researched Economics.
	National Treasury	+4 Gold for incoming Trade Routes.	Must have researched Guilds Must have Markets in all Cities.

Units

Icon	Name	Effect	Requirements
Art by Janboruta	Colonist	Founds cities with advanced infrastructure.	Must have researched Navigation.
Art by Firaxis	Great General	May establish Fort Colonies - a special type of Colony that begins with a Drill Academy and gains a Citadel.

Wonders

Icon	Wonder	Effects	Requirements
Art by Sukritact	Pena National Palace	Each Governor's Mansion in the empire produces +1 Happiness and +4 Culture.	Scientific Theory (Romanticism with EE^{^[7]}).

Development

See the in-game Civilopedia entry (for now).

Loyalty

Loyalty and Disloyalty are the measurement of a city's compliance to the empire. By default, Loyalty applies to all Cities, but in the UserSettings.sql file you may adjust this to only apply to certain types of city.

There are four levels to your Loyalty, with each but the Neutral level contributing toward a meter which, when filled, triggers a particular event before resetting.

Level	Threshold	Rate	Effects
Patriotic	85-100%	2	City enters a 'We Love the King Day'. -50% Treason^{^[8]}
Allegiant	65%-84%	1	City enters a 'We Love the King Day'. -25% Treason^{^[8]}
Neutral	35%-64%	0	N/A
Rebellious	15%-34%	1	City spawns Rebel Units. +25% Treason^{^[8]}
Separatist	0-14%	2	City defects to Barbarians or, if applicable, to its original founder. +50% Treason^{^[8]}

The following sources of Loyalty (and Disloyalty) are available:

Founded Cities
- +30% Loyalty from being the original founder.

Captured Cities (including those with a Courthouse)
- Base Loyalty begins at 0%.
- +20% Loyalty from Courthouse/Puppet status.
- +30% Loyalty if the Original Owner has been eliminated
- +30% Loyalty from Spy.
- +3%/+2.5% Disloyalty per Population (Occupied/Puppet).
  - Decays by 0.1% per turn.

Colonies
- +0.3% Disloyalty per Population for each tile between this colony and the Capital.

There are also a few common sources:

+1% Disloyalty per Population when in resistance.
+2% Disloyalty per Population when starving.
+3% Disloyalty per Population when razing.
+2% Disloyalty per Unemployed Citizen.
+1% Disloyalty per excess Unhappiness (with Happiness).
+1% Disloyalty per Ideological Unhappiness.
+1% Loyalty per excess Happiness (with Happiness).
+5% Loyalty if the city has a Connection.
+10% Loyalty if the city has a garrison.