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Depends on the amount of commerce that you're losing to corruption. In the bigger cities not close to the capital it would work out. But in your ring one and ring two cities it might actually hurt.

Of course, by the time you actually can build them, you should benefit from them.

Thanks for pointing that out. (Welcome to CFC, btw.)
 
How do I create armies using the Military Academy? I have looked through the manual and several of the FAQs without any results. Hopefully someone here can help me....
 
How do I create armies using the Military Academy? I have looked through the manual and several of the FAQs without any results. Hopefully someone here can help me....

Simply build the Military Academy in the desired City. You can only build armies in the city that has this small wonder (you build armies like any other units, cept only in the one City)

Hope that helps, and Welcome to CfC! :)
 
And you need 4 cities for every army you want to support. 4 to 7 cities will support 1 army, 8 to 11 cities will support 2 armies, etc.
 
Thanks for your help. I must have overlooked it in the build list. Wasn't exactly awake then.....
 
Ah, yes. The dangers of playing tired. Been there, done that. You are one amoung many! In fact, I think a lot of Civ is played when the user is too tired to play.
 
how do some people have the long dash thena quote or something under it can u program it in or something?:confused:
i know it doesn't have anything to do with civ but i don't even have civ 3 yetonly a demo of civ 2 (but i can cream in those 3000 years) im really just doing some extensive research before i get it :D

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Originally posted by freak121214
how do some people have the long dash thena quote or something under it can u program it in or something?:confused:
i know it doesn't have anything to do with civ but i don't even have civ 3 yetonly a demo of civ 2 (but i can cream in those 3000 years) im really just doing some extensive research before i get it:D

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Originally posted by Eastern Knight
why do sometimes ships won't disembark?
Units may do only one embark/disembark action per turn.

Note: Load/unload while in harbor/city doesn't count toward movement/(dis-)embark.
 
A couple of questions...

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1.When attacking from the blue dot to the red dot, would that count as attacking across a river? I've always assumed, and been pretty sure that it doesn't, but never certain. Damn river graphics... :mischief:

2. Regarding the town/city/Metropolis state/symbol thingie. Capitol cities are always one bigger than they should be. Ie, When your capitol is size 1 - 6, then it looks like a City. When it is size 7 - 12, it looks like a metropolis. My question is, does it get the bonuses of a City when it is a town, a metro when its a City? (i've always assumed so, just never been sure).

Thanks in advance :)
 
1. Rivers run along the edges of tiles, so I have always assumed that going across the corner of a tile would require a river to cut across that corner. Here, the river comes to the corner and ends there.

If you are not 100% where the river is flowing then turn on gridlines (Ctrl+G) and clear the map, but set mountains and hills and everything else (except rivers) to be hidden (Ctrl+Shift+N) - then you should have a perfect view of where the rivers are.


2. AFAIK a city is size 7 to 12, and metros are size 13+, so you only get the bonus when it is that size.

Regarding the graphics: Have you noticed that Walls only appear in 'Towns' (size less than 7)? When the size reaches 7 (= 'City') the Walls dissapear, as expected.
 
I installed the latest patch, but didn't see any corruption slider come up.

I just want two simple things: reduce corruption (max66% maybe?) and increase the # of cities/map size value (Standard map up to 24 from 16)

that's it. I've found a huge number of mods but i don't want to mess with the game too much, i've barely begun to play it. But, like others, i just CAN'T stand that much corruption.

so... is there a simple thing i can do to find and install the minimum mods to change the things that bug me without adding lots of new governments etc. etc.?
 
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