'Finish Improvements' flag.

[Supa]

Back before Conquest, I've used to have a Master Architect unit which for 400 shields could rush any improvement, included wonders.

Now, it seems to not work anymore. The 'Finish Improvements' flag is checked.

New bug or does it work differently ?

 

[Dom Pedro II]

I think the ability to rush wonders has been removed... In my most recent game, I had the option to rush an improvement with a leader, but I couldn't rush a wonder.

 

[Supa]

Strange. The help of the editor still mentions wonders. (ouch, the sentance sounds so bad :rolleye

'If checked, the selected unit can rush an improvement or wonder to completion'

Well, well.

 

[Padma]

The ability to Rush Great Wonders has been removed from Military Great Leaders, but they can still rush Small Wonders (IIRC). Scientific GLs can rush Great Wonders. So there must be a change in some setting in the Editor....

 

[Dom Pedro II]

Isn't that the Science Age feature that classifies the unit as a Scientific leader?

 

[Louis XXIV]

I hope that's not what they did. They should have 2 seperate flags, a finishes improvements and a Rushes wonders flag.

 

[Dom Pedro II]

Yeah, unfortunately, if we counted up all of the "should'ves" for them, we'd be here for quite some time....

 

[Louis XXIV]

Let's start

Should have added a "Trade Installation" Flag so Commercial civs could get cheaper improvements.

OK, I'll stop, I think that's one of the most important ones they forgot to add.

 

[Dom Pedro II]

I'm not even going to start a list on this one...

Time and a place for everything.

 

[dog]

Originally posted by Dom Pedro II
Isn't that the Science Age feature that classifies the unit as a Scientific leader?

Yeah, if you check the Science Age box you can rush wonders.

 

[Androrc]

Originally posted by Louis XXIV
Let's start

Should have added a "Trade Installation" Flag so Commercial civs could get cheaper improvements.

But... doesn't checking the 'Commercial' flag under 'Other Characteristics' do just that?

 

[Louis XXIV]

No, it allows free support for Adam Smith's