(yes, a whole new thread just to praise my genius, surely a reason to get me banned, but I couldn't resist).


I've read in gamespy's review of RoN that:

Attacking another nation isn't a trivial matter of flooding it with your units. For one thing, once you cross into another nation, your military units will suffer from attrition (slowly losing health and combat effectiveness.) Resourceful players can counteract this by sending out supply wagons to reinforce the troops.

And I thought it sounded somewhat familiar, obvioulsy, not only BlueMonday noticed my thread (http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=2321) in the "civ3 suggestion and ideas" forum. They may have listened to BlueMonday too; he said it's too complex to be a reasonable gameplay notion, so they've simplified it a bit.


Anyone else find their civ3 ideas implemented in this game?

I don' t remember what Civ3 ideas I suggested. It was so long ago. :) rouli you should contact BHG and demand them put you in the game's Credits. :D

The ideas I suggested with CivIII was in development were mainly pertaining to a turn-based strategy, particularly with "turns" spanning years, so I don't think any of my ideas would be in RoN...

Although I did suggest before that naval units should suffer chances of shipwrecking in the high seas due to storms. So if ships in RoN suffer similar fates then I guess my idea (or at least someone with the same idea) is heard.