You see what you have to work with - which includes the following:Ī vast and largely unexplored island nation whose resources you really have no idea about save for trees and farmland. You need to decide how green you want your world and country mates!Īs the game begins in earnest and the CS ends, you have learned your standing, and you are introduced to Lord Oaksworth, the emissary of His Majesty the King. The former has more natural resources in terms of agriculture and wood than the latter, but the latter has natural resources in abundance of its own. With your choices made above you next need to decide which of the islands you are going to play on - your choices are Cayo de Fortuna, and Bao-bao.
Unless you are a well skilled Tropico player we recommend that you leave them at the default settings, which are: The next screen you encounter is where you actually put in the starting settings for your campaign play - which includes the Economic Difficulty, Political Difficulty, and Disasters Rate. The following screen is purely appearance - and once you have completed your decisions with respect to the settings, the game campaign and story mode begins with a cut scene setting the stage for your Colonial island nation.
Foreman (Global effectiveness of production buildings increased by 2).Environmentalist (Reduces pollution in Tropico by 10).The menu for doing so is pretty straight forward - but you need to pay attention to the Skill Setting as it has different options that will impact your game play! Those are: With that managed you need to create your character - and their looks. When you first begin the game you select New Dynasty as your starting choice, and then name your Dynasty. The start of the Campaign is a Mission called Changing the World, and represents the main campaign and story mode for Tropico 5. Campaign Part 1: Changing the World (1 of 8)
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