Osborneman
Chieftain
- Joined
- Oct 1, 2010
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Oh boy, that's so CREEPY. And so ridiculous, it even sounds like some sort of creepypasta.This is a brand new game 600AD start as Koreans. Something is up with the Japanese, their leader is Sid Meier and he asks me for Machinery every turn.
Not 'Mexa', it is 'Меха' in cyrillic, and it means 'fur'.What is the 'Mexa' that Russia wants to trade?
Ah, I suspected something like that, but the fact that the rest of the sentence is in English threw me off. Thank you for explaining - and teaching me a new word!Not 'Mexa', it is 'Меха' in cyrillic, and it means 'fur'.
This is a brand new game 600AD start as Koreans. Something is up with the Japanese, their leader is Sid Meier and he asks me for Machinery every turn.
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The same goes for Egyptian URV if you continue to play after religious victory and conditions about pagan temples and non-religious cities no longer meet.In Holy Rome first UHV if the player loses any of the holy cities after their deadline the condition changes from to as if the player still needs to have control of the city in order to complete the goal. Saves attached. Just end the turn and see the victory conditions tab.
That's just how the Civ4 UI works. When a unit requires two or more techs, all of the techs list that they unlock the unit. You need to check the actual unit to see what techs are needed.Hi, in my last game I tried to train Trebuchet so I researched Fortification, when I finished I still could'nt do it, but discovered that Trebuchets are written both in Fortification and both in Machinery, its a duplication as it looks like.
It is phisicaly written on the techs, that they both enable constructing Trebuchets.