Better description of how CoN works would be Good. For me "better" means they tell me enough to let me use my intuition well when I'm deciding what strategies and tactics to use - Including when I deciding what buildings to construct along with deciding what weapons and units to mobilize.

But, based on what you've written so far, setting all morale targets to 100% is simply not necessary.

Your suggestion/request talks about frantically building morale-raising buildings, and you write that no player wants to worry about doing that. I agree, and my advice is "Don't worry about it."

So far I only use buildings to improve morale when very unusual circumstances occur, and I do just fine in my games.

Getting cities to 100% morale, or not, is a strategic decision players take. Doing it might pay off well, or it might be a disaterous misallocation of time and other resources.

So - "Yes" to improved descriptions, and "No" to all-at-100%.

PS: Did you search to look for explanations of why the current system is what it is??? Those sorts of topics were often discussed here in the early days of the game.

Yes, I dont know why they would not make them all go to 100

Judy - I liked your post because I agree with you on that the target morale of the city should be displayed in the game (especially because new players are likely confused with the morale mechanic). However, I don't agree that the target morale of all cities should be 100.

While I don't work for Dorado, my guess is that they want players to 1) Use Gold to raise the morale of the city, or 2) Spend resources on morale-raising buildings like Underground Bunkers which, in turn, would lead to a higher probability of Gold being spent.

I have also played CoW before (tho I'm not very good at it), and having all the cities tend toward 100 (they can get from 70 to 100 in less than 5 days usually) negates the need for the CoW morale-raising building.