SilentDemon
Warlord
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- Feb 14, 2006
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Ultima Dragoon said:It's. Just. A. Game.
If you want realism, play AOE3.
AOE3 has many flaws with it also.
Ultima Dragoon said:It's. Just. A. Game.
If you want realism, play AOE3.
DementedAvenger said:Well, you have to think about this in game terms. Fascism can be seen to reduce war weariness because there is such fanatical devotion to the leader that his wars are never questioned. Building giant statue-heads is pretty devoted, and while not really fascist it shares the element of fascism (namely leader-worship) that would reduce war-weariness.
Can you think of a better wonder that is a tribute to the leader of a country? Mt. Rushmore isn't a great fit, but I can't think of a better one off the top of my head. I much prefer it to any number of Nazi atrocities that would perhaps be more relevant to the idea of fascism.
asylumlost said:Has anyone else tried sending a missionary to a civ with free religion?
You can't spread the religion. Correct me if I'm wrong but under free religion isnt more religion a good thing?
PieceOfMind said:You can spread the religion still. But if you're trying to spread a religion to a city which has many religions already you may not have much success - this is probably what you observed.
IIRC only Theocracy does not allow the spread of non-state religions.
Kaiserguard said:Metropolises as Moscow and Paris are inhabited by just 15 people or so
Mulholland said:Minister of Science: So....er...Mrs Curie I've reviewed your application for the positon of Great Scientist and..umm... I have to say I'm a little confused.
Marie Curie: About what?
MS: Well you see, right here, on your application you have posted a photograph of a bearded man with a funny looking hat.
MC: Uh...yes well let me explain. You see, I'm really a brilliant mind and think I've alot to offer to the state. But in order to...
MS: Yes. But right...uh...here! Yes, you've posted a photo of a man. A bearded man. With a funny hat. And a beaker!
MC: Yes, but, I've examined the properties of a new element which I call radium, the properties of this element are astounding, If you'd just let me explain...
MS: I'm quite aware of your, discoveries, Mrs Curie, if that IS your real name, but you see...
MC: But sir, if I think I'm on the cusp...
MS: ...But we have yet to discover Universal sufferege in this Civilization(tm). Mrs. Curie. In fact we're running a Communist, Theocratic, Mercantalist, Fiefdom here. Oh! and we've also decided to remain in a Barbaristic state to save on maintence costs.
MC ...
MS: Any questions? Mrs Currie...
MC: Well...could my husband take the credit for my work?
MS: Hmmm. I don't see any problems with that.
The first half definitely true - and certainly weird, come to think of it.gettingfat said:
- Stone is harder to find than iron. Oil seems to be everywhere.