How to get RID of Ghandi

[anton_z1]

I have played 4 full Games from the beginning. (Without counting the 20-30 maps i reloaded, because i did not like the start). I always play with Quin. For some really odd reason i always have Ghandi as a civ. ALWAYS. I tired agressive Ai (I got 6 of them ) and guess who else GHANDI. Can anybody explain this strange phenomenon ?

 

[Reprisal]

Hmm, this gives me an idea that might go better in "Mods and Customization." Would it be possible to mod the game so as to make sure that a random civilization is "Not Ghandi" or something like that?

Let's say I want to play a game as the Chinese, but I don't want to have either the Incans or Aztecs in the game, and I want the others to be randomly selected. Could I somehow mod it so I could select "Not Montezuma" and what-not?

 

[CivCorpse]

This can be accomplished without MOD'ing the game. Build a Gob of warriors and go explain to Ghandi that his presence is no longer required on this map.

 

[DaemonDivinity]

Agreed CC. Also, last game my adversary was Asoka, the second nation ground to earth beneath the heels of legions and hooves of cavalry.

If you have a problem with someone, the answer is a show of force.

 

[anton_z1]

Removing Ghandi si SO easy (for some reason he always have the most ******** army in the game.) But the purpose is to have a balanced game. I woul dprefer having Ghenghis Khan or Aztecs instead.

 

[Steelsmith]

In Civ III, there was a setting for "culturally related civs" that you could turn on and off, so that Persia wound up near Babylon, England was near Germany, and so on. I haven't seen this option anywhere in Civ IV, but I was wondering if the game was still set up this way. Sounds like it still is. I haven't played with custom games at all... is it possible to set up a map and specify which opponents you will face?

 

[crazybeard]

In Civ III, there was a setting for "culturally related civs" that you could turn on and off, so that Persia wound up near Babylon, England was near Germany, and so on. I haven't seen this option anywhere in Civ IV, but I was wondering if the game was still set up this way. Sounds like it still is. I haven't played with custom games at all... is it possible to set up a map and specify which opponents you will face?

You can specifiy the number and identity of the civs in a custom game, or leave it random.