Is it a bug or not? When the temple of artemis great wonder became obsolete, I lost every temple it had built! Now I have to go and build one in every city??? If this is meant to be, then why would you ever build that wonder, why cant it be like the great pyramids???
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Sparrow3
Prince
It is not a bug. The same thing happened to me. I captured it from the Aztecs. Fortunately, when it went obsolete I only lost temples in three former Aztec cities. As to why you would ever build that wonder; I don't know.
mitsho
Deity
YOu can pick them up by an other unit. there should be a button on a unit standing on the same tile as the treasure unit.
mfG mitsho
mfG mitsho
Grille
panel insect
Assuming you use that keyboard for posting and gaming, shift and u key seem to be alright. Maybe they don't like each other...
Does single unit upgrading work with the shortcut u? If so, don't confirm the prompt and retry shift-u.
If it's still not working, post a save.
It's recommended to install C3C over a fully patched civ3 installation (1.29). But IIRC shift-u worked even in 1.07; it was kind of annoying because every upgraded unit would get active in the next turn.
Your unit on sentry command (it's like fortified) will wake up (get active) when a foreign unit enters the visibility range (of your unit).
There's 2 sentry options:
-wake up call for enmy units only
-wake up call for enemy/friend
Sentry is useful to monitor unsettled areas (barbs etc).
If I was playing and fortified the unit, I'd forget to activate it again.
Under the prefrences screen there is an option "colorblind help" or something like that... what is it acctually doing? I still can't see the difference in most of the borders, or units (and I always have the colored disc option on).
This is the first time I have ever known of a game trying to assist those of us that are colorblind, but I have to be honest - - - I can't see the difference
Anybody know?
This is the first time I have ever known of a game trying to assist those of us that are colorblind, but I have to be honest - - - I can't see the difference
Anybody know?
Roland Johansen
Deity
People who are colorblind can't distinguish between the different colors of the civs and therefore don't know which city belongs to which civilisation. Therefore a name of the civilisation is added directly following the city name. Nice gesture of the programmers to those people who have a problem distinguishing the civilisations.
I'm not colorblind but I also use it. It's easy for a lazy player like me.
I'm not colorblind but I also use it. It's easy for a lazy player like me.
kring
Asst Cook & Bottle Washer
Originally posted by Roland Johansen
People who are colorblind can't distinguish between the different colors of the civs and therefore don't know which city belongs to which civilisation. Therefore a name of the civilisation is added directly following the city name. Nice gesture of the programmers to those people who have a problem distinguishing the civilisations.
I'm not colorblind but I also use it. It's easy for a lazy player like me.
I m not colorblind, but I also use it. It comes in handy when civ colors are too close together. I had that happen in game where I was at war with Mongols and the Koreans were almost the same color.
You can rename the different flavors to whatever you want them to be. A good example of the use of flavors is in the Conquests scenarios.
From the Conquests Editor Help File:
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Flavor Page
The ''Flavors'' feature allows you to establish ''relationships'' between the various technology advancements. Setting these relationships is a way to modify how non-human (or AI) civilizations choose which paths to develop along the technology tree.
To set up relationships, the player first selects a ''flavor'' in the far left box (like ''Barbarian''). The player then selects a ''flavor'' in the far right box (like ''Med Civ''). Then, using the percentage field in the center, adjusts the number (or ''relationship'') to his liking. So, using this example, we see that the AI civilizations with a Barbarian ''flavor'' only have a 20% chance of ever researching advances along the Med Civ ''flavor''. Thus, the designer can use flavors to ''steer'' some civilizations away from some advances and toward others.
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A good example is the Middle Ages scenario. It has 4 Flavors (Byzantine, Islamic, Norse, and Roman Catholic). The chance of a civ with a given Flavor researching a Tech with a different Flavor ranges from 0% (Byzantine --> Islamic) to 100% (Byzantine --> Byzantine). These numbers apply to AI chances of researching a tech that has an attached Flavor.
Can anyone tell me off hand what shield/food bonuses the new bonuses give?
I don`t know if that's what you're doing, but in order for the shift-U to work or the upgrade button to appear, you must have an active upgradeable unit in a city with barracks (or harbor or airport) connected to all needed resources.
Masquerouge
Deity
The temple of Artemis is a powerful wonder under certain circumstances. If you're not religious and go warmongering early in ancient age, you'll find it really useful to boost your culture and add a temple immediatly in any freshly captured city, meaning less chance of a culture flip and happier people.
When it becomes obsolete, usually you've got other, more efficient ways than temple to deal with happiness and culture. Temples only bring one happy facer after all
vbraun
Raytracing
Do you have the caps-lock on?
Col, try the "Huge C3C Game Rule File" found at the start of this thread:
http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?s=&postid=1428288#post1428288
It should give the bonuses, and far more as well. It's an excellent summary of rules and parameters. An outstanding job by skidivingcows!
smcSoon
or maybe later.
Hi.
In PTW I'm sure that cities kept on building the same unit until it was told otherwise. C3C cities seem to build whatever they want, even if I turn all the Governor options to No/Never.
Is there any way to force the same unit to be produced (I want Cavalry not medieval infantry!).
Similarly, if I turn all of the population in a newly captured city to scientists, once one starves they all go back to work. Why is this?
Cheers
smcSoon
In PTW I'm sure that cities kept on building the same unit until it was told otherwise. C3C cities seem to build whatever they want, even if I turn all the Governor options to No/Never.
Is there any way to force the same unit to be produced (I want Cavalry not medieval infantry!).
Similarly, if I turn all of the population in a newly captured city to scientists, once one starves they all go back to work. Why is this?
Cheers
smcSoon
vbraun
Raytracing
@Mr. Do-Could you post a save?
@smcSoon- 1. Under the prefrences there is an option that says "Always build previous unit"
2. Its just the way it does those things...
@smcSoon- 1. Under the prefrences there is an option that says "Always build previous unit"
2. Its just the way it does those things...
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