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TOW: Tube-launched Optically-tracked Wire-guided missile.
TOW: Tube-launched Optically-tracked Wire-guided missile.
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Gainy
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Anarres, it's a new unit in C3C. I don't see why people can't just look up the Civelopedia... *cough* Serpico *cough*
anarres
anarchist revolutionary
Oh well, I guess it's because I never make it in to the modern ages....
Originally posted by Gainy bo
Anarres, it's a new unit in C3C. I don't see why people can't just look up the Civelopedia... *cough* Serpico *cough*
*hangs his head in shame*
That... that would be TOO obvious. TOO easy. The Civilopedia is for wimps, a real man... a real man...
... goes and asks other real men, I guess.
Civ1, Civ2, and Civ3 are each separate, stand-alone games. You don't need one to enjoy another.
To play expansion packs, you *do* need the appropriate base game. For instance, to play Conquests, you need to have Civ3 installed.
To play expansion packs, you *do* need the appropriate base game. For instance, to play Conquests, you need to have Civ3 installed.
lbhhh
King
Tube lauched Optically tracked Wire controlled.
It's referring to the rocket launcher used by the troops.
You can check the Civilopedia for details.
I know for a fact there was no setting to alter this in III/PTW, so imagine there's nothing in C3C either. You'll just have to keep starting off with Ctrl-G like the rest of us gridders.
anarres
anarchist revolutionary
Yep, it sucks! Another gridder here...
Quick Question: In C3C (any version), sometimes I raze a city of size 12 or above but got no foreign worker (not even one)! Is this normal for C3C or is it a bug?
NewbieHere
Warlord
What does the Rate of Fire for an artillery mean?
Shabbaman
rebuffing the rebels
It depends on what you demand of your game. If you're picky, you should get a certified mapmaker to make you a map (and, who could create the game for you at the same time). If you're less picky, all you have to do is click through the proper buttons in the multiplayer menu.
King Of America
Warlord
enemy workers, settlers, or scouts?
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Gainy
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I am pretty sure, but not certain, that it means how many bars the artillery can take away from the unit it is attacking -- with one shot.
And Moonsinger, i've not noticed that myself, although I don't often raze cities...
......an artillery piece cannot reduce a unit to less than ONE bar. (viz. Can NOT kill the unit.)
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