Stone Wolf
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Heh, fair enough. 

The 1st spoiler is out now, and I still don't know the answer to Stone Wolf's question! AlanH/ainwood, would you care to enlighten us?Originally posted by AlanH
Well, the spoiler rules for this game haven't been published yet, so why not wait and see?
Welcome to GOTMOriginally posted by binyo66
This would be very basic questions (sorry about it), I'm trying to play my first GOTM. The GOTM main page said GOTM31 was the latest. I followed the link on the left side, and it came up with GOTM31 page. On that page, I went to 1st-visit page, and I read all the clues. However, I didnt find any installation for PC (if any), I found Mac Installation on Gotm31 page. the question are:
1. Do I need to do any installation? Note : I have CivIII 1.29f, PTW 1.27f, and C3C 1.0 (which I dont like it).
EDIT : I got the answer for question (2)
If you want to avoid opening all the game pages separately then there is a list of links to the add-on packs and much more in the GOTM Reference Thread in this forum.If you have not previously recently played and completed a GOTM game, then download the "Gotm21 Total Install" first and then add the Add-On packs for Gotm22, Gotm23, Gotm24 and then add on the Gotm25 game pack that matches your software. You can download the Game Packs from the game pages in the menu at the left hand side of this page. Please pay close attention to matching the game pack versions to the software version that you are playing as this will eliminate 95% of all the errors that have been observed in the past games.
Originally posted by AlanH
Welcome to GOTMThe GOTM 31 page states:
If you want to avoid opening all the game pages separately then there is a list of links to the add-on packs and much more in the GOTM Reference Thread in this forum.
Originally posted by Lord Jimbob
Just a friendly suggestion: on the GOTM home page, put a link for "new GOTM players" with a) instructions and b) links to the 5 relevant modpacks.
i can get hold of a copy of vanilla and so patch my game etc.denyd said:If you have a legal copy of Conquests, you can play right now. Your copy of Conquests contains a directory for the PTW expansion pack. PTW is supported in the current GOTM. so are gotm's played on ptw? in that case i should be able to play.
If you don't have a legal copy of Vanilla Civ, it's quite cheap to get (under $10) at most electronic shops and on-line.
el_kalkylus said:Now I have replayed the QSC 31 about 10 times with different goals in mind and trying to master one goal (great map btw, thanks!), and in my tests I have reloaded plenty because I tend to forget happiness sometimes or my workers move to the wrong square etc. Is it acceptable to reload in these situations in future QSC if I do not get knowledge of map or trade etc at that turn? It's so annoying when I have a bigger plan and I forget the little micromanagement so the towns go in disorder or I lose out on food.
el_kalkylus said:Now I have replayed the QSC 31 about 10 times with different goals in mind and trying to master one goal (great map btw, thanks!), and in my tests I have reloaded plenty because I tend to forget happiness sometimes or my workers move to the wrong square etc. Is it acceptable to reload in these situations in future QSC if I do not get knowledge of map or trade etc at that turn? It's so annoying when I have a bigger plan and I forget the little micromanagement so the towns go in disorder or I lose out on food.
No.
Never reload unless 1, 2, 3...
If you sort by population then I *think* it sorts on happiness. Click the happy faces icon at the top of that column twice, and the unhappiest cities seem to come to the top of the list.Dianthus said:Two things that can help:
1) Use a gfx mod for the population that shows colour coded happy/content/sad faces on the citizens.
2) On the F1 screen sort by population. Generally it's the highest population cities that are more likely to go into disorder, so look there first.