MadGAD
Warlord
Alum - search hills, usually hills have aluminium tin-cans.
Uranium -as I know - mountains.
Uranium -as I know - mountains.
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creamcheese
Spreading since 1990
Look in the Editor, under the terrains tab. It tells you what kinds of resources can spawn on that terrain, you can adjust it as well
sorry for the confusion
MadGAD
Warlord
And no iron = no railroads!!!
No railroads = no fast reinforcement transportation!
No railroads = no fast reinforcement transportation!
Will one of my advisers tell me that I have when I have?
I just started playing again after a long time, and I remember some charts my advisers provided that charted the progress of civilizations known to me including my own. I thought it would be there, but do those charts exist?
Any answer will be much appreciated.
I just started playing again after a long time, and I remember some charts my advisers provided that charted the progress of civilizations known to me including my own. I thought it would be there, but do those charts exist?
Any answer will be much appreciated.
darski
Regent in Training
Yes you will get a notice that you have (or an AI has) destroyed the -------- civ name.
I see. So what if they only had their capital left- would they still survive or would it be the end of them?
I know I'm asking a lot of questions, but I also have a problem; all my cities are connected by road unpillaged and unobstructed. This network of road is also connected to an ivory block. I understand that ivory is a luxury, however, none of my cities show any luxuries or the benefit of any. Are there reasons other than pillaged roads and crossing enemy territory?
I know I'm asking a lot of questions, but I also have a problem; all my cities are connected by road unpillaged and unobstructed. This network of road is also connected to an ivory block. I understand that ivory is a luxury, however, none of my cities show any luxuries or the benefit of any. Are there reasons other than pillaged roads and crossing enemy territory?
They would be eliminated, unless you had respawn enabled and they had a place to spawn.
If all of your cities are connected by roads and connected to the ivory block, they should have ivory. The benefit is simply that you have happier people. As a new player, you may or may not notice this, because you may be on a difficulty that has tons of happy people. My questions are: (1) you didn't trade off your ivory, did you? and (2) is the ivory on the same continent as your other cities?
Edited to add: And if your roads cross enemy territory (or that of another AI with whom you do not have a Right of Passage), yes, that will cut the trade route. Hence, no ivory.
Edited to add: And if your roads cross enemy territory (or that of another AI with whom you do not have a Right of Passage), yes, that will cut the trade route. Hence, no ivory.
I did not trade ivory with anyone and yes, it is on the same continent. I just built a road into the jungle to dyes and I don't have that either. I'm also quite sure I am not receiving the benefit because my people are only happy when I give them an entertainer, and I've had to often for civil unrest. In case this helps, I'm on cheiftan difficulty and I have the "complete" edition of civ3 from steam.
and you'll need roads to connect it to your cities, can't you build a city next to it?
Yet another issue. I understand that, in order to obtain a strategic resource, you need but a road connecting it to your cities. Is this false? I have 2 horse blocks connected by road to a city I captured a while ago (the roads are from the previous occupants), but I don't see that I have horses as resources in that city and I can't make horsemen. I have the wheel and horseback riding. Any suggestions?
If I should post a save, how do I do so?
Thanks for any help.
If I should post a save, how do I do so?
Thanks for any help.
