Intelligence

[foodguy]

I've been playing since the game came out, but I still have a couple of questions. Mainly, I see references to people describing what the other civs are buildling/researching. Where do you see that? Is there any way to find out which luxuries/resources the other civilizations are looking for? i end up giving away my territory map over and over because i keep calling up the leader, finding there's nothing going to trade, and then having to appease them to keep them polite.

 

[Vinc]

You can establish an embassy in other Civ's capital when you discover writing, so that you can investigate the capital. When you will do this it will look like when you zoom to one of your cities.

It's easy to guess what another Civ want to get, it's basically everything you have and they don't. They sure have priorities, like stratgic ressources.

 

[Lt. 'Killer' M.]

also, many people use the Multi cheat to check out strange things. Just save your game inclding "multi" in the name, reload, and you`ll see the entire world.

 

[JoseM]

looking the entire world sucks, the game gets too slow and its unfair, because when u are in a war then u will know where your enemy is.

 

[Sparrowhawk]

Originally posted by JoseM
looking the entire world sucks, the game gets too slow and its unfair, because when u are in a war then u will know where your enemy is.

I don't think many people actually play with the Multi cheat on, they just use it to research how the game works. It's very useful if you want to look at how the AI builds and cheats.

 

[Lt. 'Killer' M.]

Originally posted by Sparrowhawk


I don't think many people actually play with the Multi cheat on, they just use it to research how the game works. It's very useful if you want to look at how the AI builds and cheats.

That`s what i meant, when I see something very strange going on I use the cheat to chek if it`s a bug or what