1) You can rotate the map by clicking in the middle mouse wheel. Rolling the middle mouse wheel will zoom in and out.2) When you build higher culture buildings such as baths and schools, you will need to place the housing for those workers manually. Click the Roman, and select the green up arrow to place his house.3) Houses will not use schools (and thus will not upgrade to medium or large insulaes) if the family doesn't have a child in the house. You will need to build temples, get them access so they'll marry, and make sure they have time off work. It also helps to keep them in town, so keep your happiness between -10 and +10 so you balance.

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The marriage technology seems to have no effect on families generating children more quickly.4) The vagrant population can be controlled. You just have to keep your happiness in check. As stated in tip #3, if you keep happiness between -10 and +10, you're population will be stable.

Bridge constructor playground southern reef bridge 8. If you leave your happiness at +100 you're population will continue to explode to its maximum for your city size.5) Be careful when you place docks next to each other. Occassionally it will bug and one or both of the boats will not continue on the trade route as they should. You'll have to seperate them by at least a square to remedy this.6) Finally, you can force your Romans to work in a particular industry if you want to. Just select the Roman (not their house) and click the red circular arrow to reassign them. This is particularly useful if you've suffered a population drop and you want to be sure that some of your more vital buildings maintain workers while you work to get your population back up.Happy gaming!