Anyone know how to make the Great Wall expand...

jamo133

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...beyond its construction boundaries, so that it can sit on your borders properly?
 
As far as I know, the Great Wall is currently broken, and will randomly add to itself or move around.
 
It positions itself around the cultural border of the city which built it every time I load the game (and it doesn't seem to slow movement when both the AI and I build it)
 
Ya, don't build the great wall until they fix it, otherwise your throwing hammers and time away.
 
As far as I know, the Great Wall is currently broken, and will randomly add to itself or move around.

It's like the stairs at Hogwarts.:lol:
 
I used to do it with the worldbuilder in Civ4.

Whenever i wanted to update it i'd just jump into worldbuilder.. remove the great wall wonder from my city, then add it back. Worked like a charm.

Ofcourse i had to cover the mini-map up with my hand while doing this so i couldn't cheat :lol:
 
I used to do it with the worldbuilder in Civ4.

Whenever i wanted to update it i'd just jump into worldbuilder.. remove the great wall wonder from my city, then add it back. Worked like a charm.

Ofcourse i had to cover the mini-map up with my hand while doing this so i couldn't cheat :lol:

That, and zooming really close or really far.
 
Whenever i wanted to update it i'd just jump into worldbuilder.. remove the great wall wonder from my city, then add it back. Worked like a charm.

I did something like this once, only I didn't bother to remove the wonder, so every time I rebuilt it it added another layer of huge wall around my empire. It ended up looking like I built all my cities inside an enormous terraced mountain pyramid. Pretty nifty.
 
I used to do it with the worldbuilder in Civ4.

Whenever i wanted to update it i'd just jump into worldbuilder.. remove the great wall wonder from my city, then add it back. Worked like a charm.

Ofcourse i had to cover the mini-map up with my hand while doing this so i couldn't cheat :lol:

I always liked how it stayed as it was in Civ IV. Granted it dis create some ugliness from time to time if you expanded cities in a pattern, but it was cool to look back at in the modern age when you rarely look back at your first cities.
 
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