Mirc
Not mIRC!!!
BTW, I have a save exactly the turn before.
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Steve2000
Mighty Pirate
Mirc said:
Remember you need 66% of BOTH the land mass and population to achieve domination. You were probably just under one of them, and either culturally expanded, or grew a few pop points during the inter-turn. If you have the save as you mentioned - post it so someone can check it out for you.
You cannot achieve any other victory conditions once you have won the game. You need to go back and abandon a few cities as TimBentley said if you want to win by conquest.
Not necessarily. If the GW gives goodies to 'All Cities', then you get it. But if it's like Hoover Dam, where you get on 'All Cities on Same Continent', then that city has to be connected by land to the GW to get the bennies.
Mirc
Not mIRC!!!
So my only chance to get a Conquest Victory is to gift the other civs a few cities, recapture them and raze them, so I won't have 66% of the land mass. Then, when I'll be sure I don't have 66% I'll conquer the last 2 cities. Is this the only thing I can do?
vmxa said:
I agree, and think the attacks were probably random ones. The SGOTM7 AIs were on tiny landmasses -- with less room to wander around in and dozens upon dozens of units in that small territory, random hits would have been inevitable. If the army had truly been targeted, the AIs would have hit it with everything they had plus the kitchen sink.
Roland Johansen
Deity
Mirc said:
You can also just disband the cities (righ click city and choose option disband).
Roland Johansen
Deity
scloopy said:
Wonders that you own only benefit your cities.
I think you need to be near a source of water.
Lemme check on that.
From this thread (actually, it's a sticky in this subforum)
Lemme check on that.
From this thread (actually, it's a sticky in this subforum)
TimBentley
Deity
That's not very precise. The extra food is lost in despotism or anarchy if you're not by fresh water. So the rule is: next to a river or lake, or out of despotism (and anarchy).
And by the way, granaries aren't half-priced for agricultural civs.
And by the way, granaries aren't half-priced for agricultural civs.
Yup, that's right. But you can blame the Graneries reference on TF, whom I quoted. 
Jonesie85two
Chieftain
hello all, i was just exploring my C3C installation and realised that not all the units are located in the Art\Units directory. i started wondering what those extra units were (extra being an unit not in any of the ART\UNITS directories).
I recently heard that some units in the official/initial release of ptw arent in the ptw installation on the conquests installation.
NOTE: I have civ3 and c3c not ptw.
My question is simple, what units in ptw arent in the c3c/ptw cd installation?
I recently heard that some units in the official/initial release of ptw arent in the ptw installation on the conquests installation.
NOTE: I have civ3 and c3c not ptw.
My question is simple, what units in ptw arent in the c3c/ptw cd installation?
Jonesie85two said:
There were some 'extras' units that came only with PTW, not with C3C. These units, which are Dinosaurs, WWII units, and Feudal Japan units. To get these units, just get them here on the forums: WWII Units, Dinosaurs, and the Feudal Japan units (of which I couldn't find the link for -- you could ask the C&C forum if they have the thread link, sorr!).
Welcome to CFC!Thax said:
You can't have 32 civs - the max is 31. But if you want to do so it requires using the editor (called Civ3Edit in your Civilization III folder. When open, select Scenario -> Custom Rules, and Rules -> Edit Rules, select the World Sizes tab, and enter the # of civs you want on that map size. Save it in your Scenarios folder. Select Load Scenario when you start Civ3.).Uzi the G.P.
Chieftain
How can I attack a city on an one-square-island? I can't bring my units on land because there is none, except for the city, and I can't attack from the sea (my transport) either. If someone can help, thanks a lot!
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