The last line we see (at least in this image) tells us what goods deposit we need in order to do this. So if you are working to make 5 gas, you need 5 explosives, in addition to coins and supplies. You will need an equal number of explosives to make the same amount of gas (or whatever good it is you’re making). If you’ve ever seen Full Metal Alchemist, it’s the law of equivalent exchange. The fourth line tells us what good we have to refine to make what we want to produce, and in this case it’s explosives. The third line tells us what we’re producing, here it is Gas. In this case, it’s going to cost us some happies. The second line is the affect on happiness. In this case, it’s Contemporary Era (CE). The top line tells us what era the good produced is. Looking at this image, we can see each of the line items clearly. In addition, in some cases, the building itself may affect your citizens’ happiness, either for better or worse. Unlike earlier eras, there’s the extra line-item of what good is required to make the refined good. When you hover over the goods buildings for ME and beyond, they’re going to look a little different. You’re going to refine the wires into Ferroconcrete, hence the term refined goods. So, for example, to make Ferroconcrete in ME, you’re going to require the Colonial Age (CA) good of Wires. Hopefully this article can help clear up some of the mystery surrounding refined goods, so you don’t have to make a mountain out of a molehill.įirst and foremost, what is a refined good? A refined good is any good that cannot be made with just coins and supplies in a goods building. For many, this is a daunting thought, and it can be confusing at first, too. Now, for the first time, it costs more than just coins and supplies to run goods buildings, it costs earlier-age goods too. New to ME though, is the process of refining goods. By now you’ve already experienced two-lane roads, and you know that the way troops behave has updated.
There are many milestones in the game, but a big one is entering the Modern Era (ME).
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