Emp.Napoleon
SUPER EMP!
I found this part of CFC a while ago and I do not get CTP. Is it like civ 3? Should I buy it? Does it have anything Civ 3 does not?
Why should one buy CTP?
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In a few words, the main differences between CTP and Civ 3 are:
- no workers in CTP, but you decide how much you give each turn for public works (and then spend this money to buy roads, farms, advanced mines, etc...), the cost depending on the sophistication of the building and the site chosen.
- possibility of underwater and space cities
- within armies, you can have long range units and close combat units: when the armies fight, first the artillery (when available) fires, then the troops attack the injured enemies (because of the "bombing"). That is not the case in Civ III: each unit in the army attacks, and when it is badly injured the following continues the battle. Therefore they are not used according to their specific abilities...
- piracy is possible on commercial routes
- no special resources like Civ III
- no cultural "capture" of the other players' cities (but your territory has borders similar to the Civ III cultural borders)
- spies do exist in CTP (but have the same lack of success as in Civ III!)
- of course, different units, improvements, advances, wonders
- more governments
- no workers in CTP, but you decide how much you give each turn for public works (and then spend this money to buy roads, farms, advanced mines, etc...), the cost depending on the sophistication of the building and the site chosen.
- possibility of underwater and space cities
- within armies, you can have long range units and close combat units: when the armies fight, first the artillery (when available) fires, then the troops attack the injured enemies (because of the "bombing"). That is not the case in Civ III: each unit in the army attacks, and when it is badly injured the following continues the battle. Therefore they are not used according to their specific abilities...
- piracy is possible on commercial routes
- no special resources like Civ III
- no cultural "capture" of the other players' cities (but your territory has borders similar to the Civ III cultural borders)
- spies do exist in CTP (but have the same lack of success as in Civ III!)
- of course, different units, improvements, advances, wonders
- more governments
Emp.Napoleon
SUPER EMP!
What year was the game made?
Ekmek
on steam: ekmek_e
1999 I think. Where is SoCal are you?
HAND
Armchair Philosopher
Its dirt cheap now (in the UK anyway)..Look it up on amazon might be interesting for a weekend or two.
The vanilla game (i.e., what's on the CD) was designed for the casual player, not the sort of fanatic whose likely to post on a forum like this. You'll more than likely find it too easy but there are user made mods available that increase it's 'challenge level' significantly.
Ekmek
on steam: ekmek_e
...And you can find more stuff for CtP2 at Apolyton
Meta
Chieftain
Buy Call to Power Two(2000) from Chips and Bits. Then when you are addicted to the game go to apolyton and start playing mods like cradle, trust me Call to Power 2 will be the future. They have released the source code and have already done some major improvements.
Civilization 3 < Call to Power 2(With Modifications of Course
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Civilization 3 < Call to Power 2(With Modifications of Course
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I prefer CTP1 then CTP2 ANYDAY!
Ekmek
on steam: ekmek_e
guspasho said:
the code is out but you still need the CD inorder to play becase of all the graphic files and stuff.
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