Recent content by ArghLuiz

you find the number right next to the city name. I don't have a picture here to show you, but it's really easy to find (it's probably the biggest number in the city screen). please note that this is not the real total number of population in the city (it would be really weird a city with 20...

me too. anyway, thanks everybody for my answers. i really helped me out. :)

oh, and is there a way to bypass the extra 1st strike chances of the enemy archers gathered in a city?

but isnt the city raider I only useful if they actually attack the city? that reminds me of the other question i had earlier: where does the 10% city damage apply to? the cultural/buildings defense of the city, the unit garrison defense or the own strengh of the enemy units stationed at...

but if I do that, i lose the siege unit. is that really what's supposed to happen? I mean, to use collateral damage, you must attack with the siege unit. in most of the cases that's kind of suicidal... unless you give the unit that "evade" promotion. just 25% is too low. hmm, on the other hand...

yeah, i just took a look at arathorn's faq (http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=137615). the more i dig throughout these forums, the more i get impressed. you now, maybe you all could make a publication of some sort.

wow, that was quick. anyway, i think i'm just too perfectionist.:crazyeye: anyway, the amount of exp. the unit will receive is always the same after a battle, regardless of the, let's say, intensity of the fight? I mean, if I fight, like in your example, with a unit aready crippled by other...

just out of my mind, now that cabert used the crossbowman in his explanation. is there REALLY a situation where producing them is really useful? i never use crossbowmen in my games, but maybe i just don't know the best way to use them. this goes for musketmen too, and a few other units i dont...

ok, so now i'm back to these forums. hoohay! anyway, i need some help. after playing civ4 for quite some time, i realised i completely suck in mid-later game strategies. On the other hand, i rock until i get to the renaiscense (sp?). the reason for that is that i suck at micromanagement, and...

is there a way to know which buildings an enemy city have, so you can plan which are more interesting of keeping or razing?

hmmm but considering your city has already revolted, is there any other option besides stacking military units to prevent the fliping? you only got two or three turns... also, another thing (non-related to the above) that crossed my mind today. if you focus a city on production, eventualy...

oh yes, and thanks for all the previous answers...all three of them :)

ok, i don't know if this thread is the right place for this, but out of curiosity: are there any news on upcoming new expansions? or is civ4 already a "dead" game, meaning it's more interesting for firaxis to invest on civ5?

thanks a lot! ;) another one: i've read in a guide here that your citizens can only work on tiles inside the so called "fat cross". However, you can improve tiles in any place within your cultural borders. That said, what's the point in the game in alowing you to build stuff you can't work on...

this is probably a classic one: what causes overcrowding? what are the solutions?