Thing I learned about the world thru Civ4

[GGracchus]

What difficulty is he playing on?

Assuming you're referring to the video, he must be playing with raging barbs. Since there are only warriors, it must be prince or noble or below(above archers would spawn, right?)

 

[strijder20]

Assuming you're referring to the video, he must be playing with raging barbs. Since there are only warriors, it must be prince or noble or below(above archers would spawn, right?)

The H-man himself said he was playing on Monarch

 

[geowzrd]

410. Great Generals don't win battles. Battles win Great Generals.

 

[GGracchus]

410. Great Generals don't win battles. Battles win Great Generals.

No, attached Great Generals.

 

[Colonel Mustard]

411. Carthage should really be ruling the world. If Hannibal's elephants had lived long enough they would have evolved into something that could a) take out tanks, and b) fly from New York to Los Angeles without stopping. Proof

 

[Skallagrimson]

412. When you chop a tree, the timber magically sprouts arms and legs and an axe flutters down gracefully from the sky, landing in his hands. He goes off and conquers cities for you.

 

[geowzrd]

413. Humongous wonders and buildings magically shift places from time to time and it takes no money whatsoever to change the architecture in your country.

414. Grass and water can be magically converted to gold.

415. Likewise, fish, shellfish, and water can also be converted into bread.

 

[nfw]

No one ever thought about drawing a map on animal skins.

 

[SamSniped]

417. You need to know about Christianity and/or bureaucracies to make paper, even though paper came first...

 

[W|M]

Although paper precedes Christianity, it does not precede bureaucracy.

 

[ShahJahanII]

418. Every new era sparks so much inspiration in people that they redesign their architecture to fit the era.

 

[GGracchus]

Although paper precedes Christianity, it does not precede bureaucracy.

Unless you're playing with choose religions and izzy next to a lake.

 

[AJ11]

Although paper precedes Christianity, it does not precede bureaucracy.

It just proves that the creators of Civ4 read too much Asterix...

 

[strijder20]

Although paper precedes Christianity, it does not precede bureaucracy.

It does. The ancient Egyptians had a bureaucracy ...
With papyrus

 

[strijder20]

419. Steel did not exist before the Industrial revolution. The rumours about European nations using cannons in the 13th century are false too.
420.If you have elephant tusks, you can build Elephant with them. Artificial life in the BCs!
421. Horses were invisible before the advent of Animal Husbandry.
422. The Incas were fools, as they didn't settle all the lovely cottage ground in South-America. Perhaps they had barb trouble?
423. If the Romans would have build the Great Wall, they would still be around now.

 

[AJ11]

423. If the Romans would have build the Great Wall, they would still be around now.

But China wouldn't...

 

[W|M]

424) Dynasties never change in any countries with monarchies. China has always been ruled by the Qin dynasty, and rumors of the Song, Ming, Yuan, e.t.c. dynasties are myths.

 

[strijder20]

But China wouldn't...

They would have, as the Mongols would certainly have overexpanded with a poor economy and thus their stability would have gone under Shaky. Then China would have been back at 1600 AD.

 

[geowzrd]

Likewise the dynasties continued until 1912, when they tried representation, but it was weak against the Japanese. After Japan pulled out, China adopted police state and state property under Mao.

 

[AJ11]

They would have, as the Mongols would certainly have overexpanded with a poor economy and thus their stability would have gone under Shaky. Then China would have been back at 1600 AD.

Who said we were playing RFC ???