Recent content by checkmate247

Ah, I see my question was answered while I made the post. So it's a scientific great leader? How did I get him? What can I do with him?

He just appeared in my Capital City. There was no fighting. Maybe he is not a Great Leader? I thought that is what it said.

OK, I've read the thread on "Everything you want to know about a Great Leader" or most of it anyway. I don't know why I got the great leader, but I would like to use it to create an army. I am playing the Persians and would like to use the Great Leader to form an army of Immortals. 1) How do...

Oh, right! It should be governor. :lol:

Thank you MAS. By "auto-raised" do you mean destroyed?

I've had problems with flipping cultures too. I will try this advise. On a related note, why do you not have an option to set up a new government at times? Sometimes the city is just destroyed when it is defeated.

I'm not familiar with the embassy or intelligence agency. How do you do that? Is it possible the computer set up an embassy without my knowledge? I don't think I ever agreed to one.

The computer seems to always know the weak, under defended cities in my civilization. I know that the "strongest" unit is shown that fortifies the city. Is there a way to tell how many troops are garrisoned in an opponents city? Also is there a way to determine what is build in an opponents city?

I'm sure this is a very simple answer, but when does the Middle Age Begin. Sometimes it seems to come quickly, and sometimes it takes a long time. Something has got to trigger it, I just haven't figured out what.

It might be due to the wrong version of bink32. Where did you download it from? Where is the correct bink32...that may be my problem.

I cannot get this to work either. I get the error "Windows Cannot find 'regsvr32 binkw32.dll'. Make sure you typed the name correctly and then try again. To search for a file, click the Start button, and then click Search. " when I enter "regsvr32 binkw32.dll" The binkw32.dll file is definitely...