Recent content by The_Trinity

For a long time, I was awfully confused by some of the choices in warlords. One of which was the complete and utter overpowerment of Britain, which recieves strong traits (anything with commercial really is strong) strong special unit (the redcoat is unstoppable until infantry) and now, a UB...

I would like to see a few elements of the very near future created such as: Something to do with alternative energy Fusion plants (when fusion is researched) Advanced robotics

Ive never tried them- can you describe them?

What does it mean by "fractal" does it referr to the shape of the landmasses, or fractal geometry?

I really want to edit the game, but this GD editor sux and i cant do it. Anyone know a program which would allow me to edit w/o editing XML or Python? DONT POST ANY LINKS TO "XML TUTORIALS" IN THE FORUMS, THOSE DONT HELP ME FOR #@$@

yeah, hills, srry, thinking of CIV 3 I believe the best resources are wheat. The best non resource square is by far floodplain

In the long run, the most important resource is food. This is because: A) it grows a larger population B) once a large enough population has been attained, the city will begin producing specialists C) enough specialists will easily produce good quantities of both hammers and coin However...

thx for all the suggestions (just to let you know, my fav leader is Huayna_)

PS, Im playing on reandom personalites (JEez, no wonder Monty didnt try to rape me)

Usually, I try to expand a lot, but by the fourth or fith city, I totally am like 50% from matinence. Also, I usually like to engage in a border war against my enemy. For Example, in my most recent game as the Inca (I have warlords so thats Inti+Fiancial and Industrious+Terraces) I had like...

But warlord is real easy, I just have a big problem with some of noble. Again, its more, I think, a problem of tenacity than ability

For some reason, Im having a real tough time on noble. I mean, not so much my playing ability, as my tenacity. Can anyone help me? For example, I am Julius, and i have built a small empire 3-4 cities peaceful. Then, Mansa Musa steps in with a large army. As soon as the war begins, I quit.

I remeber in Civ 2 when you captured a capital of an enemy, there was a chance that a civil war would begin. I would like to see that applied to Civ 4. Perhaps it would involve: Religion Culture War Civics

I am very expirienced with then civ 4 genre (altough i still play on noble lol) but i have absolutely no idea how to change xml or python. I would really like to learn how to program so that i could make mods

The expansion: dynasties Expands naval and air power Expands Religion Adds something tp the effect of Civil War Adds natural disasters Forts extend culture by small amount, also impassible unless assaulted Adds: Byzantine Empire: Justinian (Expansive, Imperial) Prefered gov't...