In Civilization VII, players manage settlements by converting towns into cities, which is critical for empire development. Towns serve as initial settlements with limitations, while cities are centralized hubs that enable further growth and expansion. The conversion process requires meeting specific requirements, such as gold cost dependent on the number of existing cities and the size of the town. Upgrading towns enhances the player’s capabilities, influencing the overall strategy and effectiveness of gameplay through increased resource management and specialization options.
In Civilization VII, players transition settlements from towns to cities to enhance their empire's infrastructure, with clear benefits and cost structures influencing this upgrade.
Towns are limited in their growth and specialization, while cities provide a stronger foundation for expansion, making the upgrade essential for strategic development.
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