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I don't have the save anymore. I know a road was NOT built because I used some of those workers to build a road and then a railroad at the start of the next turn so the others could exit the mountain quickly.

Right. The interesting part was that after all 113 workers piled onto the mountain, the pollution went away -- immediately. I didn't have to wait for the next turn.

Some responses: 1. I haven't found that holding down the Shift key changes the speed of my workers' movement at all. 2. The workers were only automated to clean up pollution (Shift-D), not to do anything else. 3. It happened in a Conquests game, so it's a Conquests question. Perfectly...

It's late in the game on a huge map. I'm the Iroquois, and I've got all the map area in a conquest game except one Byzantine city. I'm having fun building up all my cities as much as possible before crushing that one lone city just to see what sort of score I can get. Anyway, I tend to get a...

I told a worker to go clean up pollution, and it proceeded to walk right into an erupting volcano. But, lo and behold, the next turn the volcano had stopped erupting and the worker was still there. Tough little guys.

How can corruption be removed? Then there would be no government.

Why did they remove the Sioux? I know they replaced them with the Iroquois, by why remove them at all?

Why? You don't capture ground units. Historically, armies didn't always capture naval units when they captured a port. Sometimes the ships fled, sometimes they were scuttled. For a good example of this, read what the Germans did to the port city of Brest before the Allies managed to capture it.

Tomoyo: What did you do in Rome? When in Rome, do as the Romans do.

I appreciate you telling me what happened, but it doesn't tell me why they were replaced by the Iroquois.

Probably a Civ III rather than Conquests question, but maybe one of the veterans can give me a quick answser. Why were the Sioux removed as a Civ tribe?

Thank you very much.

As I recall, in Civ II or III, there was a screen that listed all the wonders that had been built and the name of the city in which they resided. Is there such a list in Conquests, or do I have to write down the wonder and city name each time I get the message that a wonder has been built?

Is this a bug, or no? I get the proper scientific advance to make a great wonder, but when I pick a certain city to make the wonder, the great wonder isn't one of the choices. For instance, I get the Theory of Gravity advance, but when I choose a specific city to build the wonder, that...

That answers it. Thanks.