Recent content by Gosemys

this applies only on the paper. try this in reality and youll see that your chances of getting those 7 in a row diminishes quite fast as you throw the coin? ok, its 50%. but what are the chances to do it again? (this will prolly get every math lover out there to whoop my ass, but this is...

i dont get this. ofcourse crappy units can beat really good units, but thats not the issue. IT HAPPENS TOO OFTEN IN CIV3! :mad:

thats the way it works for me. its really simple once you get the hang of it. i play on the regent level. playing on higher levels (in my mind) ruins the gameplay. and yes, dedicate a city for wonders: 1. not ONE city for ALL wonders... 2. it gives you the edge you need to make it before...

"If you're playing on a higher difficulty level, even if you're not using a Pope strat, it's just about impossible not to fall behind on wonders in the early part of the game if you want to be able to grab a good chunk of land." this is not my experience. you wont fall behind if you start...

let me put it this way. what goes around, comes around. even for the computer... except if he plays against me it comes around x10.

before nuking anyone i first build SAM defences in all of my cities. then i stockpile nukes. ive actually managed to build so many nukes that the option to build one has dissappeared from the production menu (can it really be true that it should!?). then i choose the most powerful civ and i nuke...

seems like a good strategy, but wont you fall behind in the building of wonders?

"By-the-way i hated it in the original Civ when my battleships would loose to milita, but hey, what can you do (except reload)?" this doesnt work in civ3, and i my mind it clearly shows how weird the combat resolution is. if this would work, a combat based on "random dice throws" would...