Oystein
Warlord
C3C uses re-roll, at least latest patch.DaveMcW said:If you pop a settler in c3c and already have one, is it a 'nothing' or a re-roll?
C3C uses re-roll, at least latest patch.DaveMcW said:If you pop a settler in c3c and already have one, is it a 'nothing' or a re-roll?
Oystein said:C3C uses re-roll, at least latest patch.
You are reading wrong somehow.boogaboo said:If I understand correctly, then settlers could be found at Sid if you are expansionist??
EDIT : I'm trying to pop out settlers on 3C3 deity with Aztec (non-exp), and about 50 tries now I haven't succeeded... perhaps this is really not an updated table..![]()
Mad2rix said:What if someone were to add more difficulty levels from Civ3ConquestsEdit.exe? I don't think goodies huts would ever give you anything but 100% barbarians or deserted huts if non-expansionists.
I understand... I just find it strange that it has never happened to me in maybe a hundred starts with barbarians "on".punkbass2000 said:...the same way anything else is possible from a good a hut. 'An advanced tribe joins your nation' or something like that. You get a city on the spot, as opposed to a mobile Settler.
Oystein said:You are reading wrong somehow.
None-exp civs at deity will only get gold, map, warriors and barbs. The same for exp. civ at sid except you will not get barbs.
Settler:
--Player must not have a settler (active or in production) or any unit with the Settle AI strategy.
--Player must have less cities than (TotalCities / NumActivePlayers).
Oystein said:Settler:
--Player must not have a settler (active or in production) or any unit with the Settle AI strategy.
--Player must have less cities than (TotalCities / NumActivePlayers).
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This should be EQUAL TO or less than (Totalcities/Num ActivePlayers). This is why a settler at 3950 BC on Chieftain can be had pretty easily, at least in C3C.