Yerevan bug

[Scalylizard]

I am playing as the Georgians in my last 2 campaigns, I noticed that Yerevan has an income that surpasses cities 4 times its size. For example I have several cities at the moment with populations close to 10 thousand, and they generate around 800 up to 1100 florins each turn. They all have upgraded farms and markets- yet Yerevan, with its only 2700 population and a single wooden palisade (no other buildings , no farms, no market etc nothing) generates and income of 900.

Without a land clearance it generates farming income more than a settlement with level 2 farm. without any markets it generates revenues equal to level 2 markets. Anybody else noticed that?

[Arjun]

I am playing as the Georgians in my last 2 campaigns, I noticed that Yerevan has an income that surpasses cities 4 times its size. For example I have several cities at the moment with populations close to 10 thousand, and they generate around 800 up to 1100 florins each turn. They all have upgraded farms and markets- yet Yerevan, with its only 2700 population and a single wooden palisade (no other buildings , no farms, no market etc nothing) generates and income of 900.

Without a land clearance it generates farming income more than a settlement with level 2 farm. without any markets it generates revenues equal to level 2 markets. Anybody else noticed that?

well..i thought the income generated from cities varies quite a lot..especially depending on its location(dude to more trade revenue?), better/fertile land? and stuff like that..

maybe yeravan was a bug but ive seen few similar cases though.

[Darvist]

Its dependent on trade location, how many rodes are build in adjacent regions for trade and base trade then there are the standard market incomes. Trade also makes population growth. Thats why Baghdad Grows so fast because it makes like 10000 income when it should make 2000 to 4000 not from a region farming bonus.

[Caelifer_1991]

m8.... 800-1100 from a city with 10k population? i guess you dont spend much on the economy then...