Shabbaman
rebuffing the rebels
when...if!
Originally posted by Ari
For now I've played as deity only three games in tiny, one standard and one small.
1. Always play Deity, after you've learned the game. The challenge is low anyway.
If u have an older version (I can't get the new patches since I don't have the cd), u can win on diety by conquest even if u don't have a military. All u have to do is post 4 warriors each next to 9 or 10 of ur peripheral cities. Then give the cities to another civ as a gift. Then declare war on that civ and immediately take back ur cities. Since u just conquered 9-10 cities of the AI, the AI won't refuse ur envoy. In the peace process, trade those peripheral cities u just captured for the AI's cities. Then declar war again and repeat the process.
Originally posted by Namagima
First, I just like to say your guide is pretty cool. I've been looking for some advice to give a friend of mine, who is brand new to the CIV universe. Personally I've found huge maps give me the greatest satisfaction of the overall game experience. I must admit I haven't played diety yet in CIV3, but that is just a matter of time.
Originally posted by willj
Will this strategy work with version 1.29? I was thinking of trying it, but it involves trading cities. Can you really do that with 1.29?
Originally posted by Ari
I build better than any of you.
But you get higher scores than I do, so your approach just has to be more fun!
Another somewhat narrow view. There are plenty of ways to fight corruption, but they involve building things other than swordsmen/Immortals.Originally posted by Ari
I haven't yet seriously tried big maps, I find it disgusting there's no decent way to fight against corruption.