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Thanks Jeff!!! Did you put in the alien rubber duckies as I requested?

Those synth riffs in the modern age are the greatest! I wish I could start there and play from there since it's so darn cool.

The game doesn't show this side except for one screen at the end. Not a big deal at all. Somewhat funny, yes -- but I don't like it a whole lot. At first I thought it was bad, but you don't really have to look at it if you don't want to.

and not so silent. show me anything flawless, and I have some oceanfront property in Arizona I'd like to sell you.

I easily took and held a size 12 capital. However, production was very bad for a long time due to the natives. After enough happy improvements (all rushed mostly), it became one of my best cities. And when I could, I build shakespeare's theater in it. Of course, I probably should have...

I used to be a peace loving civ, but in Civ3, it's too much fun to fight...because it actually requires skill. So, I'll gladly build up my culture and build wonders, but not on my front line!!! The comment about the bunnies was great :) It's a game....and not going to war and just...

If you had read the Civ3 "ask the civ team" this week, you would know that mobilizing for war means you have to actually go to war. You must attack a civilization and go to war, then go back to peace before the mobilization will deactivate. Otherwise, you would have a major exploitable...

I'd like to see an Age of Empires style histogram -- one that shows major battle events for each civ on the chart. And possible, flashing red X's or something on the map for military battles, kind of like when you watch the weather and see T-storm strikes on the radar.

Made some good points though. My list GOOD ------- * resources! there is nothing like having a small civ on a map with lots of other civs, and having to start a major war campaign to take and hold some saltpeter or coal. * comprehensive war involving the navy. WWII feeling is great...

the idea is that a weaker enemy is easier to fight. By either severing their connections to resources or taking a city and using it's radius to "capture" strategic resources, you may be able to keep them from producing, say, for example, gunpowder units. In one of my air campaigns, I used my...

don't worry about them. After every build order, just pick what you want to build as normal. They do not involve themselves until you actually contact them ("G") or ("contact governor") in which case they really do make choices.

yes, but it so much easier to fight a war when EVERYTHING is a legitimate target.

"it's not a bug, it's a feature!" do not submit this to the bug report folks! I like it!

120+!!! now that must be some unreal pollution!

I usually just double click on the target research item I want in 10 turns, but this is much more powerful. Very cool. I still wonder why all the good commands are buried in obscure shorcuts ...

I do like how warfare is vastly more difficult. I use artillery more indirectly anyway....destroy roads and resources!!!

Planetbusted my science city by mistake. ROTFLMAO! (spoken by the guy who had to see if he could cruise missile himself last night)

I just let them build and assimilate their cities. It's very cool.

for the most part the interface is awesome....I like how it looks nothing like Windows in any way. However, the idea of having to click the star in the capital city is stupid. If they want one menu, they should make EVERYTHING accessible from the advisor screen. And I would like a drop...

is this the chieftain can't advance fast since everyone else is stupid thing again?