That should be a consideration in your planning, but not a hyper-focus of it. As we have better and better event buildings being produced though, some GBs may lose their sparkle. Since GBs can continue to be invested into to give greater and greater rewards they are typically the best option to save space and gain goodies. You want to add GBs that are going to compliment your needs and goals in the game, because space is the most precious commodity that you have. When it comes to choosing what to put into your city, consider what your needs are first. I have no intention of updating this article further to encompass later ages unless Inno Games comes out with something that turns the game, and GBs, completely on-end that requires me to do so. It isn’t going to cover every possible GB out there that you can build, and will instead focus in on some city formats based on the GBs currently in the game (we are up to Space Age Asteroid Belt as of this writing). While this guide will give you a rough-draft and a skeleton format that you can follow if you truly want to, the main goal of it is to help you think about your city to make the best decisions that suit your method of play. There’s no truly wrong way to do this, but for a player who wants to optimize their city there is a best path to take, and it’s going to look different for everyone. It’s no small question either because GBs are a big investment first you have to source the BPs (which can take a lot of time and FPs), then you have to source the goods to build the GB (which depending on if it’s ahead-of-age or not, could have a FP cost as well), and finally you have to actually invest FPs somehow to raise the GB up to be worthwhile (which is more time and FPs).

One of the most common things to muse about when it comes to city planning is what GBs to build, and when.

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