No, the units are the same. It's the mission that's different. Rather than walking far away from your core, finding resources or other civs, keep them stationed around your cities to "bust the fog" of war. Barbs will not spawn within X tiles of a unit (I forget what X is in Civ IV). By using them as sentries, your workers can build improvements in relative peace.
Med is a bit cheaper than Poly, and any civ that starts with Myst has a good chance of going straight for it. Depending on the start and best tile, you may not be working a tile with commerce on it but another civ may be working commerce.
Certain conditions must apply for certain AP decisions/votes to take place, but regardless of religion, the owner of the AP qualifies for residency. Here's a wiki for you:
Yes, unless one of the two civs is running Mercantilism, I think.
It allows trade routes between cities of the two civilizations if there is a trade route between them and if neither is running Mercantilism. Foreign trade routes are worth more than domestic ones; foreign trade routes between land masses even more.
) that player "gets" (non-domestical) minus all trade routes that other get from player)Whaaaattttt really!?
Whaaaattttt really!?
for collateral damage), so it takes 5 Cho Ko Nus to do the same collateral damage as 3 Catapults.
You can demand tech as part of the capitulation deal. (They might or might not take such a deal.) After capitulation , you can demand, but they will probably refuse. But they’ll always be willing to trade.
I thought that applied to resources, not techs. And if they refuse future resource requests, they will break away (and for capitulation vassals, declare war.)
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