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Just bring the ship into a port city, click on the cargo in the "transport" menu, and drag to the city. Or the easier way, just click "unload all" button when in the city, in the bottom right corner of the screen.

AWESOME! Wow yea it was such a big pain before. Thanks!

So city A has 100 tools, and city B needs only 50. How do I load ONLY 50 tools into the wagon? The only way I can figure out is to go into the governor's screen and do the import/export thing. But first off, that takes a lot of effort, and secondly I have to remember a few turns later to stop...

Wow the thread took a totally unexpected course. Actually, instead of commenting on the lack of women warriors/clerics, I believe she was making satirical reference to the fact that women have different... ahem... *intrinsic* information-gaining abilities.

My girlfriend pointed out the other day that barring GPs, the only female unit in the game is the spy. Coincidence?

Does it take a lot to include a new civilization? The hardest thing I can think of would be the CG animation in the trade screen.

I've always wanted to have a missonary be able to hunker down on a contested border and help push it a square in your favor. Or maybe build a chruch like you build a town that has the same effect on surrounding squares.

Don't you mean penny? :crazyeye:

Dont know if this one came up before, but I just realized that the "Internet" project has a picture of Al Gore...

I'm 20, I loved Civ 2 when I was 9- this is the first time I've gotten back into Civ though.

I've wondered this myself. Have you tried going into WorldBuilder and saving it as a scenario, with the AI you want taken over as well as yourself as a playable empire?

I usually build em in cities that have exaughsted everything else. They get obsolete really fast.

Only matters if you're a competative jerk like me :) MWAHAHA - MY city is the best.

:mad: Wow you're totally right, I finnaly found the stupid button. And here I thought I had to starve my population... didnt I read that here? Ugh. Might had come in handy earlier

Institute a lottery system- every person who gets a prime number gets a week to live in riches and then is killed. Was that a sliders episode or star trek?

I'm still unclear actually as to how much production it will help with. I assume its proportional to the level of population sacrificed?

I switched to slavery and waited for a "sacrifice population button" to come up... even after much googling I think it was this forum that told me you had to starve your populace to get it to work. By then the wonder I wanted was already done :(

For me, ohhhh I'd say about 18 years. Oh WAIT- you mean since it came out.

That kinda annoys- I love hearing all the latest about who's doing what, but sometimes you don't hear about it until the end of your turn.

Ah you're totally right- That appears to be the only determining factor, then :eek: Her city: 55 science/ turn 28 culture/ turn 30 money/ turn No great people 1 scientist, 1 merchant 1 national wonder Culture 10,535 My city: 224 science/ turn 153 culture/ turn 54 money/...