gormtheold
Chieftain
- Joined
- Nov 28, 2001
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- 39
I used to play Civ 3 many years ago and I was fair at it (could win at monarch but I didn't like how aggressive you had to be so I usually played Regent). Until recently I didn't even have a computer that would run civ4 without all sorts of stuttering and stops. I am now overjoyed that the great rush to expansion that I didn't particularly like in Civ 3 is unnecessary. My first few games were doomed because I didn't know that wasn't the thing any more (like the chariots in Civ I). Now I'm attempting to learn how to at least play it respectable (if I get to whatever prince or regent is in this one, Noble? I'll be overjoyed). .
So I thought I'd start off my first post in four years with a really stupid question. Do you save squares for workers to build things that only come later like workshops or windmills, or do you knock down the stuff that's there already? Or can you build such things and still have towns and farms and mines and stuff. This is probably in the manual, but I haven't been able to find it and maybe it's such a simple-minded thing, that they figure everybody should know.
So I thought I'd start off my first post in four years with a really stupid question. Do you save squares for workers to build things that only come later like workshops or windmills, or do you knock down the stuff that's there already? Or can you build such things and still have towns and farms and mines and stuff. This is probably in the manual, but I haven't been able to find it and maybe it's such a simple-minded thing, that they figure everybody should know.