msosa01
Chieftain
This topic has probably been discussed before but since I can't search...
Why are barbarian tribes so weak in Civ III? I remember in Civ 2 there were a real menace, rampaging through the countryside, raiding the coasts, taking over cities and popping units. Also later in the game I would sometimes get large peasant rebellions that required significant military force to put down.
But in Civ III barbarians are a joke, even set at raging and playing at Monarch. They do not off load units from their ships, thus no raiding. Their only significant presence is in the ancient age, and then only until most of the world has been settled. What ever happened to rebellions? Or just have pirates appearing from nowhere to terrorize coastal cities and shipping?
I'm playing another game, EU 2, where rebellions are a constant threat. Is there a way to making barbarians more aggressive? I'd like to have them at the level of the Vikings for example, or the Vandals, or the Huns ....
Why are barbarian tribes so weak in Civ III? I remember in Civ 2 there were a real menace, rampaging through the countryside, raiding the coasts, taking over cities and popping units. Also later in the game I would sometimes get large peasant rebellions that required significant military force to put down.
But in Civ III barbarians are a joke, even set at raging and playing at Monarch. They do not off load units from their ships, thus no raiding. Their only significant presence is in the ancient age, and then only until most of the world has been settled. What ever happened to rebellions? Or just have pirates appearing from nowhere to terrorize coastal cities and shipping?
I'm playing another game, EU 2, where rebellions are a constant threat. Is there a way to making barbarians more aggressive? I'd like to have them at the level of the Vikings for example, or the Vandals, or the Huns ....