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b_ramsdell
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Is this expansion pack worth giving $30 for it. Do they really add that much to the game? I feel like I was taken with the PTW pack, because all it really added was multiplayer which was promised as a download for free when Civ III came out.
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asleepathewheel
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listening too long to one song
Mar 2002 time: 00:31
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Perhaps a day premature (at least) but from the looks of it, the answer is a resounding yes. its been reported that there are 250+ changes to the standard game, quite significant. And it goes far beyond the balancing of naval and air units that you could do yourself in the editor.
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Jon Miller
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this one appears to be the real deal
PtW and Civ3 were disappointments
I think this will make the game complete
Jon Miller
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WarpStorm
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Right down the road
Nov 2001 time: 00:31
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For me easily, I've already spent the money (and I know what I'm getting).
Last edited by WarpStorm on 04-11-2003 at 05:23
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Yoritomo
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If you like Civilization 3, you'll love Conquests. It's breathed new life into the game for me, and I've still been playing it. I really enjoyed PTW, it added a lot to the game. Conquests - adds many times more. Definitely worth it. The scenarios are very well done.
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Yoritomo
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To address the stacked combat thing - build an army. It'll attack as a stack. I think it's a great feature - and once you get it setup, you can build as many armies as you want.
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