National Wonders...only two per city?

[Flak]

for the love of god it's the small wonders that are limited to two per city

jesus

But for OCC you typically want to stock your city with the wonders that help that particular city perform the best. Those are probably going to be the small national wonders. That's just the way game is probably going to be designed. Granted it's going to be more complicated than that. But for OCC I'm probably going to want the advantages of atleast half of the small wonders permanently in my city. The rest my be superfluous. Remember we're just talking the small wonders, the ones that are likely to act on a city level, not the the Great wonders, that will have civ-wide or world-wide influence.

Also I think people are getting just a little too bent out of shape over this. It's almost certainly going to be trivial to modify this setting to be anything you want. It's just not that big of a deal.

 

[apatheist]

I assume National Wonders are like Great Wonders in that you can win the game without them. Therefore, don't assume that this makes OCC impossible. It just makes the last C even greater.

 

[Grey Fox]

Yes, it is ridiculous that you guys think we don't know this.

WE ARE *SPECULATING* ABOUT THE POSSIBLE IMPACT OF A SIMILAR CAP ON GREAT WONDERS!

Thats my point, there's no point in *speculating*, national wonders are wonders every nation can build ONE of each. Just like small wonders in civ3.

End of discussion.

Tick u off? Then so be it.

 

[jkp1187]

THIS IS STILL ONLY NATIONAL WONDERS (small wonders), NOT GREAT WONDERS!

What? You mean there's going to be a limit on Great Wonders, too? Oh no!

 

[TerraHero]

Well, in Civ3 most wonders where large and not small.

But i think this "Gameplay" element is sort of collatoral dmg to teh fact that they had to limit it for 3D reasons.