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Catt
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California - SF Bay Area
May 2002 time: 21:32
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A long time ago, under an early version of vanilla civ, I generated a leader with a marine attack. I was surprised enough to hit "f" and fortify the leader over my transport rather than "l" to load him -- I wouldn't have been able to load him anyway because the transport was full. Upon completion of the attack I moved the transport into the newly conquered city, forgetting about the leader for a turn. The next turn I checked into the city -- no leader! No visible leader on the map either, but my F3 screen showed an available leader. I bumbled around for a while before discovering I could either double-click or right click the leader from the F3 screen and activate the unit. The screen jumped me to my leader, floating on the coast just outside my new city, right where he had been generated. Apparently he had been treading water for some time . I moved a transport out, loaded the leader, and moved him into the city. Despite being a bit soggy, he was no worse for wear and worked perfectly 
Today, I'd probably save the game and try to repeat the process. If it didn't work, I'd reload, disband a berserker, and load the leader into the ship.
Catt 
EDIT: spelling
Last edited by Catt on 04-12-2003 at 01:01
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CerberusIV
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I just finished the Middle Ages scenario playing Sweden with lots of berserks and longships. I got 3 leaders from amphibious attacks and found myself shuffling longships around to get one with any space aboard underneath a leader to move him somewhere he could create an army.
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Shadow Dweller
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I just thought the term "floter" in this instance was funny...
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