Fired up my C3C game that I've been playing on and off for a few weeks and surprise, surprise! All of my raw materials had turned into dancing...
The biggest advantage I see that the human has is the use of artillery. My stacks tend to be artillery heavy. Defensively bombard the AI to yellow...
Don't forget that the Crusaders are semi-engineers. They can build fortifications by themselves. Handy in invasions to have a safe home to fall...
Unless your opponent has successfully stolen your plans, the only stacks he can see the contents of are those that are outside your cities in the...
Hi. been playing your WW2 scenario and have a few questions. what is the scale you're using? are you using division groups for army forces or is...
If you have the PowerBar utility, just click on the (T)eleport button on the UNIT screen. Select the city you're interested in and a list of units...
You just go back and set it back to "show wonder initiation" after the game finishes the startup and its your turn.
Before starting a game, go to the Preferences Menu, in the GAME section and deselect the "Show Wonder Initiation Pop Up". That will keep those...
Finally got time in RL to download version 5 of this great scenario. Have played versions 3 an 4 on and off over 7 years and decided to try this...
This happens if you rename a unit, change your mind, and just hit RETURN. The game thinks it's been renamed, so when you upgrade, the name stays...
If you have not done so, please get a copy of CA2 (CivAssist2) from the downloads section to help you. This is a great utility which will answer...
What I found that works for me almost 99% of the time to get the AI to declare war on me is the old "remove your forces from my territory" ploy,...
Here is my properties from the CA2 shortcut that I use in Vista (see attached CA2 properties screen print). Also, note that there is an update to...
One of the uses for captured workers is to set up a picket line on your border to keep the AI from even crossing into your territory. If your...
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