Torakami_Bltzen
Pigasus
I'm playing a regent game right now, random everything except sedentary barbarians. Vanilla Civ3. Anyways, I know that the A.I. and human are supposidly equal at regent, but I still am outexpanding them and have better infrastructure and way more cash (still early in game though). I'm not really planning everything very indepth in this game at all. I have not sat down and thought about my "goals" or planned city placement or anything like that, yet i'm still winning. I want civ 3 to be a more strategically challenging game, but I don't want to get crushed.
I'm wondering what difficulty level (assuming a fairly good understanding of the game and all of it's concepts) in depth strategic thinking becomes a nessicary in order to win. I don't want to continue this regent game if it's just going to be a walk in the park! thanks in advance!

I'm wondering what difficulty level (assuming a fairly good understanding of the game and all of it's concepts) in depth strategic thinking becomes a nessicary in order to win. I don't want to continue this regent game if it's just going to be a walk in the park! thanks in advance!
