I notice all users have title-like-things, for example when you're new, like me, your title is "Chieftian," and I assume that as you post more and more posts you'll work your way up to Warlord and then Regent, etc. Is this a correct assumption? And also, some people have custom-made titles, for example Becka's is "of Becka Becka." How can you do that? Do you have to have a certain number of posts? Or is it some option that I can't find? And also, when you reach 300 posts and you give yourself a custom avatar, do you have to start again at 0 posts? And if so, would you have to wait till 300 posts later before you can choose a new custom avatar?
User Titles and Custom Avatars
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King of Camelot
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You are correct about how your title moves up. Custom titles can be obtained once you have 10 posts so you are in the clear. Once you reach 300 posts you can chose a custom avatar and can change it any time you want, your posts continue from 300 up.
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You also need 10 days for the custom titles...
Read the forum rules please... the info is in there:
http://forums.civfanatics.com/forumRules.shtml
Read the forum rules please... the info is in there:
http://forums.civfanatics.com/forumRules.shtml
Ohwell
Deity
Wizard of Oz.
anarchywrksbest
Deity
Originally posted by Ohwell
Maybe Kobayashi is a....erm....friend of one the characters.....
I'd have thought Kobayashi'd pick a Star Trek one. He seems to be an ardent fan of the series. 
Originally posted by Knight-Dragon
I'd have thought Kobayashi'd pick a Star Trek one. He seems to be an ardent fan of the series.
Wizard of Oz is a wonder in my ZWK scenario. I'm not doing any more updates so I thought I'd just use this cool pic for my avatar instead.
(actually I was influenced by a Judy Garland biography movie I just saw on video)
Ohwell
Deity
It's a wonder?
The Wizard of Oz is said to be the most-watched movie of all time. It is estimated that more than one billion people have seen it (that's one-fifth of the earth's population!).
It cost 2.7 million dollars to make - a fortune in those days.
Pictures were mostly made black and white in those days (although the first 3 strip technicolor film was becky sharp in 1935).
It kept Americans happy and distracted.
Most important, it was released in 1939 (my original choice was Snow White)
It cost 2.7 million dollars to make - a fortune in those days.
Pictures were mostly made black and white in those days (although the first 3 strip technicolor film was becky sharp in 1935).
It kept Americans happy and distracted.
Most important, it was released in 1939 (my original choice was Snow White)
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