doesn't matter, the joke is the number of turn it takes to create such small chance.
ParadigmShifter said:Actually, you can discover any resource you know how to mine when you work a mne, so you can discover aluminium, iron, coal and uranium later on when you have researched the right techs.
ParadigmShifter said:I'm surprised they still haven't fixed the bug with the ridiculous number of turns required to build an improvement (it's minus 1 in 32-bit binary representation, as an unsigned number, FFFFFFFF in hexadecimal), but it does go away if you hover the mouse over your civilisation's flag. It seems to get stuck thinking you have a worker selected for some reason.
Spoiler :Two of these guys are apparently upset.
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Fresh Water purified with gold
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Sitttin on the mine
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The Nothing Consumes the world.
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Ghost Joao
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Roof of Gold and dirt
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Boat on the Dock
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The pen got flooded and 2 of the pigs went somewhere.......
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Edit: I fixed the images
Hey dude, use spoilers just like i did with your quote; it takes to long to scroll!
I know, that's true, but above is obviously not the modern age (note the warrior defending the city).
no way! a single warrior defending my glorious capital is a sign of honor! i've had my original warrior guarding my capital while researching future tech a few times even. note that i don't usually try to get away with that if my capital is coastal.
Wow!I could never do that, I'd feel too...backwards! I always see it as a sign of technological advancement to use the most modern defenders available, also, it makes me feel more secure
. If you play like that on any level above Noble, then I find that quite amazing - especially with the Paratroopers...you must end the game before the AI gets them? Imagine that...paratrooper lands, takes city, razes capital...ooooops!
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I have always knewed they were a little bit gay...