I don't know if this one has been covered already, since I'm new to this site. I didn't see it in the known bugs thread.
This is when I chop down a forest to hasten production of something and instead of production hastening it actually reverses! So for example I'm building a Temple and it has 10 turns to go and I chop down a forest to hasten it and now it has 12 turns to go! This happened to me recently when I was building an important wonder, and I ended up getting beaten to it by another Civ by one turn. But it happens a LOT and it's really frustrating.
It appears I only have Version 1.00 of the game, does a later version fix this bug?
Oh - another problem is that if I replant a forest and chop it down to hasten production, it won't hasten production if a forest has already been chopped down in that hex. This didn't happen in Civ III. Is this a bug or not, and does a later version fix it? It *should* be a bug, because goodness knows with the rampant corruption in this game, you need SOME way to try and hasten production a bit in those outlying cities, especially when they're on another continent...
This is when I chop down a forest to hasten production of something and instead of production hastening it actually reverses! So for example I'm building a Temple and it has 10 turns to go and I chop down a forest to hasten it and now it has 12 turns to go! This happened to me recently when I was building an important wonder, and I ended up getting beaten to it by another Civ by one turn. But it happens a LOT and it's really frustrating.
It appears I only have Version 1.00 of the game, does a later version fix this bug?
Oh - another problem is that if I replant a forest and chop it down to hasten production, it won't hasten production if a forest has already been chopped down in that hex. This didn't happen in Civ III. Is this a bug or not, and does a later version fix it? It *should* be a bug, because goodness knows with the rampant corruption in this game, you need SOME way to try and hasten production a bit in those outlying cities, especially when they're on another continent...