Building a thriving city while keeping your citizens happy in Memoriapolis is no easy feat. Your citizens are the backbone of your city, working to help you create a civilization that can stand the test of time. Given the scale of this task, it is essential to monitor their well-being by managing five key stats. In this guide, we will walk you through the Satisfaction stats and how to increase them in Memoriapolis.
All Satisfaction Stats in Memoriapolis
| Stats | Description |
|---|---|
| Health | Health reflects how well-fed your citizens are. This stat directly impacts production speed, so the healthier your citizens, the better. |
| Safety | Keeping this stat high reduces the risk of workplace incidents, such as fires. It also reduces faction tensions, epidemics, assaults, and thefts in your city. |
| Belonging | Belonging tracks the trust between factions. A higher Belonging stat results in less trust loss over time, helping maintain unity in your city. |
| Esteem | Esteem influences two important factors: decree duration and production speed. The more satisfied your citizens are with their Esteem, the longer your decrees will last, and you’ll see a boost in production speed. |
| Creativity | Creativity is linked to the Blueprint generation. |
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How to Increase Satisfaction Stats in Memoriapolis
The rise or fall of stats in Memoriapolis depends on the percentage of satisfied versus unsatisfied citizens. If any stat is left unchecked and falls too far into dissatisfaction, it will negatively impact the other stats in the game as well.
That’s why it’s crucial to know how to keep all five stats in the ‘Satisfied’ zone and your citizens happy. If too many stats drop into low satisfaction, migration will stop—and without a growing workforce, building your city quickly and efficiently becomes impossible.
Health
Two factors you want to avoid in your city are food shortages and rising faction tensions. Both of these directly harm the Health stat, and the longer these problems go unresolved, the more dissatisfied your citizens will become.
To prevent food shortages, you’ll need to build more Small Farms. Plan ahead and start constructing farms whenever your population increases, or else your food reserves will run out within a few Cycles.
As for faction tensions, you can reduce conflicts by spacing out your Culture buildings. For instance, if you place two Educational Culture buildings close together, citizens inclined towards Education culture will naturally form a faction and settle nearby. However, if you also build Military buildings near these Educational ones, expect conflict between the two groups eventually.
To create a city with minimal faction tension, keep different Culture buildings separated from one another.
Safety
Assaults, thefts, epidemics, and faction tensions all lower the Safety Satisfaction stat in Memoriapolis. As more citizens become dissatisfied with safety, you’ll start to see various disruptions in your city.
To improve safety, start by setting up a few Military buildings. Next, visit the House of Grievances and locate the “Public Sanctions” decree under the Military section. Passing this decree will increase the Safety Satisfaction stat for a few Cycles.
Another way to manage safety is by addressing faction tensions. Each faction is listed in the House of Grievances, and you can see which ones have high tension between them. Once you identify the factions in conflict, select one and pass a decree to temporarily suspend its tension effects. You can also expel a faction to resolve Tension instantly.
This passed decree will last for a certain number of Cycles. You can extend the duration up to 120 Cycles, with each Cycle costing 10 gold.
Belonging
The Religion Culture has a major influence on the Belonging Satisfaction stat in Memoriapolis. By establishing a dedicated area within your city for Religion Culture buildings, you’ll naturally attract citizens from the Religion faction preferring to live nearby.
The more Religion buildings you have, the higher your Belonging stat will climb over time.
If the Belonging stat drops too low, you can also head to the House of Grievances and use your political skills to raise it. The “Self-Flagellation” decree in the Religion section will boost the Belonging Satisfaction stat for several Cycles. The number of Cycles depends on how much gold you’re willing to spend, as each Cycle costs 10 gold, of course.
Esteem
Esteem, on the other hand, is one of the most crucial Satisfaction stats and needs to be kept at a high level. Esteem controls decree duration, increasing the number of Cycles each decree lasts while also boosting resource production speed.
To raise the Esteem stat, your best strategy is to build as many Politics Culture buildings as possible, ensuring they’re separated from other cultural buildings to avoid conflicts.
Creativity
Finally, the Creativity stat has the least influence over other Satisfaction stats. To boost Creativity, you’ll need to continually upgrade the Architectural Office to higher tiers, allowing it to generate more Blueprints per Cycle.
Some resources necessary for upgrading the Architectural Office to Tier IV will only become available once you transition to the Middle Ages. Until then, you can use the “New Territories” decree in the Education section of the House of Grievances, which will increase Blueprint generation speed by 15%.
If Blueprint generation isn’t your main concern and you’re looking for a quicker way to raise the Creativity stat, consider passing the “Attractive Schools” decree, also found in the Education section. This decree boosts Creativity every Cycle, though it will cost you 10 gold per Cycle.
That is everything you need to know about all stats and how to increase them in Memoriapolis. For more tips, we recommend you read our How To Increase Resource Reserves, and All Resources and How To Get Them in Memoriapolis guides.
Published: Oct 23, 2024 04:16 pm