The Piazza Set design is basically the Cherry Blossom Set I made last year with partially-activated Mask Vendors added in the middle to increase the forge points. I didn’t neglect great buildings, they’re just on the outermost fringe of the map and generally organized by height and width to line up as much as possible. Completing the custom Piazza Set would make a symmetrical frame around the Town Hall using different set builds. I’m aware that the road configuration is inefficient, but it forms a border that links a custom Winter Event Set build over the Town Hall. I’ve been trying to post a screencap of the rest of the city, but tinypic isn’t working for me anymore. That’s not from city editor app, I just isolated it with the in-game editor so you could see it standing alone. Some of the stats are dependent on age, so I just used my own (Progressive Era) as the general basis.ģ2 Forge Points, +24% Attack Boost +16% Defense Boost +40% Coin Boost +40% Supplies Boost 64 Goods plus Population, Medals, Happiness, Coins, and Supplies. I arrived at the area for the FP/S by multiplying the height (9) and width (10), added the spaces for roads (6), and subtracted every other space outside the block (8) for a total of 88 squares. The Mask Vendors at the joints are only partially activated, but they still provide forge points. I used the junction to cut down on the space. Each piece requiring a road connection adds 1 square’s worth of road to the math except where the Piazza Cafe and the Piazza Clock Tower meet.
So, before I post the design, there are a few things I wanted to say.įirst, I apologize in advance: I didn’t use the city editor, so it looks kinda ugly.Įvery building is LV2 in the stat calculations (though I didn’t mark it specifically). I posted this in the hopes of seeing if anyone else played around with it too.
It’s basically just a fantasy, but it’s fun to design them all the same. I made this custom set build on the assumption that a builder would have near unlimited resources and with the intention of maximizing the concentration of forge points.
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