Every one of these four buildings can be upgraded three times, except the Church School that only has two upgrades. You can, however, destroy the existing building if you want to build another type in it's stead. Once you decide which of these 4 to build in your town, you cannot build one of the other three building types in that same town. In the Towns you can build one of four different buildings School, Church School, Craft Workshop and Coaching Inn. (Please note that some of the buildings as well as the agents they spawn have different names for some of the factions/religions. You can see what category a building slot is by hovering your mouse over it. These are divided in to the categories of Towns, Ports, Mines, Farms, Plantations and Fur Trading Posts. Most people has probably noticed that there are now building slots outside of the main city of a region (if not, I fear for you). I will try to lay out most of the more obscure aspects of many of the mechanics of the Grand Campaign. I've also seen alot of posts asking the same questions.ДЄs I've been ignoring my social life and personal hygiene in favour of Creative Assembly's latest creation as well as perusing these forums, I think I've got most of it figured out, and I thought that making something of a compilation of things I've found in various other threads on this forum and others could be helpful.

Since the game's release last week, I've seen a great number of posts asking questions about alot of things, and I've started a few myself. There are a multitude of game mechanics, features and aspects in Empire: Total War that are very poorly explained (if at all) in the manual, the Road to Independence or by the in-game advisors. it is written by a Swede called Spraetter.

I found this guide over at the official Total War forum and it seems to cover most of the game mechanics and options.

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