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:hmm: That's hard. I first got my Civilization III disc from the library. I borrowed it, because it looked "intruiging". After playing for some many hours, I returned it, and bought Civilization III and PTW, and Conquests. It was quite the harrowing journey. :lol:

I just thought of an idea. I'm not sure if anyone thought of this yet, and if they did, I apologize. Anyway, my idea was that you can "board" boats. You would build units that would be called "pirates" and load them into a ship called the "pirate ship". Pirates can only be loaded into pirate...

I think this is a good idea. There should be "tradeable" units, like workers, where they have a set amount of attack/defense/movement points during each era. You can build these and "sell" them to your neighbors, or an ally under attack. You could also "buy" their mercenaries for a set amount of...

I've mentioned this before. This idea means that you would need many, many different kinds of weapons, such as: knives, swords, spears, etc. It would require more in-game graphics, a civilopedia entry (if needed), and a big hassle. Having to maintain every single unit that you produce is...

I've seen this same video on an "educational" site on the "Science" section.

I once put the turns to the max limit (1000 turns). I played for hours, and hours, and hours and by then, it was around 3000 AD. It never ended. I recommend no one should make the limit 1000 turns, unless you like really long games, or you play quickly.

Yeah, but only in the Editor.

I already study. Civ helps me in spare time.

Well anyway, my friend and I are heavily into Civilization. We "discuss" strategies, try out scenarios, and the like. Anyway, we had a geography bee in our school, and my friend and I made it to the school wide. I...um...lost. But, one of my friend's winning questions was: "During the Civil War...

I like the idea of choosing a leader at the beginning of a game. I'd like it if there was a little window/option where you can click a leader button, and it will show a preview of the specified leader. Of course, this would take up more space on the computer...

I don't know about having one civilization always building the same wonder. An alternative would be that the civ where the wonder came from would have a boost when building the wonder, so that there is a better chance that they will build it.

Korea- Turtle Ship

I think it looks weird with the grid on. Of course, like I said, I take advantage of the "incredible" graphics.

Yes, you can turn on "Stealth Attack" for units in the Editor. I made a new unit, actually like a real guerrila: cheap, somewhat weak, and easy to mass produce, with "Stealth Attack".

sure, battleships don't go through rivers. but i meant primitive ships, like the curragh or the galley. the galleon wouldn't fit and neither would the other big ships.

I'd prefer to have rivers that boats can travel on with a reduced movement.

I play with the option on only if I play on a scenario where I have a tiny map with all the civs on, because half get eliminated in the first few turns.

I play with the grid off, to take advantage of the "incredible" graphics of Civilization.