In the palace of Holy Egypt.
In the eyes of others, Lin Ke now appears to be looking at the scene in Cairo at dusk.
But in fact, his attention was all on the civilization panel.
On the panel, the two newly returned cities have returned to the control of Holy Egypt.
But the pitifully low loyalty and the "hostile" units marked with red dots in several areas of the city made him frown slightly.
However, he was not panicked.
There is another way to deal with cities with low loyalty.
So, he just slowly looked through a column of special options in the civilization panel.
Those were some names with strange titles next to them.
"Magnus."
"Victor."
......
Then he stopped and began to carefully select a [Governor].
In Civilization VI, the Governor is a very useful role.
Simply put, the [Governor] is like his right-hand man, who can be sent to a city in Holy Egypt to help Lin Ke manage it.
Each Governor has his own specialties. Some are good at fighting, some are good at making money, and some are good at increasing cultural values.
Simply put, the characteristics of each [Governor] are very obvious.
Now, the two new cities have just returned to Holy Egypt, but it is obvious that the Egyptians in the city do not seem to recognize Holy Egypt.
They had been out of Egypt for too long.
Moreover, there are still some "enemies" in the city. If left unchecked, the number of these "enemies" may continue to increase.
Therefore, Lin Ke had to send a [Governor] over quickly.
In Civilization VI, if you want to "recruit" a Governor, you need some special resources.
"Title of Governor".
These titles are like qualifications for appointment to official positions. Only when Lin Ke has accumulated enough of them can he choose one to take up the post of [Governor].
And building a wonder can also earn you such a "Governor title".
Therefore, Lin Ke meets the requirements for recruitment.
After recruiting, the [Governor] will have to spend a few days preparing before Lin Ke can send him to a city to manage it.
Once sent there, the [Governor] can immediately do things for that city.
The most basic benefit is that every [Governor] who arrives in the city can make the people more "obedient".
Simply put, it increases loyalty.
If the loyalty is high, the people in the city will not rebel or run to other countries.
But if the loyalty is too low, like the two new cities now, the people in the city may be hostile to Holy Egypt and may even help the enemy.
Therefore, Lin Ke had to choose a suitable [Governor].
What he had to do now was to use the civilization panel to reduce the possible impacts of those "enemies".
Then, Lin Ke looked at the names on the panel and began to think about and compare the characteristics of each [Governor].
He has to choose one from among the seven [Governors].
These seven guys all have their own abilities, some suitable for use now, some suitable for use later. He looked at "Magnus" first.
This [Governor] is called "Butler" in the game. Of course, Lin Ke calls him Lao Ma in "Civilization 6".
Lao Ma's specialty is to help cities improve productivity faster, and the [Pioneers] produced will not reduce the city's population.
Not only that, the most important thing is that he has a tree-cutting bonus, which can increase productivity after deforestation.
Moreover, if he is sent to the city, as long as he arrives in the city, he can add 8 points of loyalty and stabilize people's hearts.
But Linke touched his chin and thought about it.
Although Lao Ma can improve productivity, what these two new cities lack most now is not food or immigrants.
It's loyalty!
There are still "hostile" units in the city, and sending Lao Ma seems to only slightly increase their loyalty for a short period of time.
This is the root problem, and Lin Ke still has to find another way to solve it.
Then, Lin Ke looked at "Victor" again.
This [Governor] is called the "Garrison Commander" in the game and is a veteran in fighting and commanding troops.
His ability is very special. As long as he is sent to a city and he settles down, that city and several nearby cities will gain more loyalty.
That is, the cities within the nearby 9-square area will gain 4 points of loyalty each turn.
It’s much more than Lao Ma’s 8 points of loyalty.
Lin Ke calculated that the two new cities were close to each other, so if Victor was sent to one of them, the other one would also get a bonus.
The effect will naturally be better.
Moreover, there is another benefit to choosing Victor. He can make the defenders in the city fight more powerfully and strengthen the defense facilities.
If the "hostile" units in the city really want to commit some destructive acts, Victor can suppress them.
At least there won't be any situation that is out of control.
The more Lin Ke thought about it, the more he felt that Victor was more suitable for the current situation than Magnus.
However, Lin Ke did not make a decision in a hurry. He also looked at the other [Governors].
For example, there is a diplomat named "Amani" who can slightly increase the loyalty of nearby cities and can also influence and reduce the loyalty of enemy cities.
But her loyalty increased slower than Victor's. Lin Ke felt that time was tight and she was not suitable.
There is also a guy named "Reinaldo" who is good at making money and can bring more gold coins to the city. However, these two new cities are not short of money now, but they lack loyalty.
The others, like "Liang" who is in charge of architecture or "Ping He" who is in charge of culture, have their own specialties, but they can't help at the moment.
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