Lord Parkin said:1. No, I don't think so.
2. Unfortuntely not. At least, not without cheating. (Of course, you can always go into the WorldBuilder and remove the religion from the said city... but that's hardly any fun.)
Lord Parkin said:There's a "combat log" which functions in sort of the same way, if that's what you mean. The button is in the top-left corner of the screen in-game.
drag said:
Time victory is reached only if there is no other victory. In 2050 AD game counts all civ's scores, highest one is the winner.
Well, that's a question that's kind of difficult to answer, since everybody's got different tastes and has different skills. If you beat Monarch before going MP though, I'd suggest starting no lower than that - and perhaps at Emperor. Were your multiplayer games with AI as well as humans? Remember that when playing high difficulties with other humans, they get penalised as well, while when playing high difficulties with AI they get masses of bonuses. So don't get too carried away with upping the difficulty level too quickly, that's my advice.pixiejmcc said:
Time victory: In 2050 AD, if nobody has won the game by any other method, the game will end and victory will be awarded to the player with the highest score. To avoid time victory, simply turn off the option in the "Custom Game" screen when you're setting up the game (you can only do this before you start, not once you're in the game).drag said:
(a) Those are the 3 hammers per turn you usually get, plus 2 hammers from the excess food, plus 1 hammer from the excess hammer from the previous production (which I assume was a Worker or Settler). So the city screen will show "6 hammers per turn" in production for one turn, then next turn it will go back to "3 hammers per turn". Kind of silly IMHO, but I'm not the one who made the game.drag said:
Interesting question, I would presume the answer (like in Civ3) is "no" though. After all, at the start of the game civs are alive without any cities, and don't get destroyed if they don't found on the first turn, so one would presume that if all your cities are destroyed and you still have a settler, then you will still be alive. (Although, if all your cities are gone and you're down to a lone settler, you probably haven't got much of a chance anyway.IglooDude said:
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Lord Parkin said:indian, I'm not sure but I think you need to save your maps to several different places. My Documents/My Games/[Civilization IV]/Saves/Worldbuilder is one place I think, and then you also want to put it in the "PublicMaps" folder in that same area (My Documents/My Games/[Civilization IV]), and also the "Public Maps" folder inside Program Files/Firaxis Games/[Civilization IV]. I'm not sure exactly which of those three are necessary, so I just put my maps in all three folders. You should then be able to load them via "Load Scenario" inside Civilization IV.
Keraunos said:Thanks, but that's only half solution - you know losses on both sides, but where these fights were exactly fought.. And, most importantly, where these valuable transports/damaged units escaped (only important if you're fighting on enemy territory)
Questions:
1) Is it possible to destroy your own city? If so - how, as old trick with reducing it to zero by building settlers/workers won't help..
2) How to change standard game to include MP option "RandomSees", so I get another result in every combat, which brings me to..
3) How to defeat those f%#!%#!^#! Praetorians??? I tried Rhye's mod as Greece on Monarch - and the Romans are flooding me with them. I tried countering them with Axeman, but they have like 3 Praets for every 2 Axes of mine.. They also pillaged my infrastructure back to Stone Age. Ok, disregard this question, I'm simply angry
4) Any good, universal or easy solution to increase performance of Civ4? Some options turned on/off (and where to find them)?
