molesworth
Warlord
What is it? I have seen it mentioned in passing in several posts but can't find a concise explanation of it. Does SW stand for South West ... ?
SW Trade Port trick?
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thetrooper
Misanthrope
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Never heard of it.
MAS
Deity
post a link, because I can't remember reading it either, and I frequent this the CF-Civ3 forums a lot.
FWISW I never heard of it either.
Tortosa
The Big E
small wonder? sleep walking? salt water?
thetrooper
Misanthrope
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Smith & Wesson? Station Wagon?
I_batman
Emperor
Is Molesworth talking about setting up a small wonder, which enables air trade?
They way that works is no trade by sea or air is allowed between civ's until this small wonder is built.
Once Civ A builds that wonder Civ A can trade via air with other civ's that have built this wonder. The caveat is any cities of Civ A that are NOT connected via land to the small wonder cannot participate in any benefits of this trade.
The reasoning of no air or naval trade is to limit the wait times on large scale scenarios. The AI takes a long time between turns calculating all naval trade routes.
They way that works is no trade by sea or air is allowed between civ's until this small wonder is built.
Once Civ A builds that wonder Civ A can trade via air with other civ's that have built this wonder. The caveat is any cities of Civ A that are NOT connected via land to the small wonder cannot participate in any benefits of this trade.
The reasoning of no air or naval trade is to limit the wait times on large scale scenarios. The AI takes a long time between turns calculating all naval trade routes.
Tortosa
The Big E
spider web? social worker? silenced weapon?
Scratcher
Emperor
Stoned & Wasted?
civverguy
Emperor
I think that the person is playing an *CC game and the city is southwest of the capital.
DBear
unbeliever
Is this in a mod, such as Rise and Rule?
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