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Melboz99
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Rockford, Illinois, USA
May 2000 time: 23:32
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Hey all!
I helped start up a PBEM game, and all the players insisted on C3C. Well I was ticked. Not because they wanted to play C3C, but because I had to get the game today. All the retail stores sell it for $30. I could have bought three of them on Amazon.com for that price!
Well I bit the bullet. I payed the $30, plus the $3 tax, and installed it on my new hard drive (the main reason I didn't want to pay the extra $20) I played my first turn of the PBEM game, and then decided to play a scenario while I waited for it to come around agian.
Well, I have to be honest. I played the mesopotamian scenario on Regent and I would have to say it was the most fun I've had in a computer game in a long time. I loved all the new technologies, units, and concepts. I thought it was really cool how I could build worker homes and get over 30 production so early in history. I built a worker home in all my main citys, and the game just flew from there. I also thought it was cool how half way through the game, every civilization introduced themselves, and traded one tech with me. I really caught up on the tech tree with that one.
By turn 100 I was making close to 100 gold per turn, and had 6 wonders. Then I got navigation and started the great light house in a coastal town. I was shocked when it said that it would be done in 7 turns!
I beat the game in a little over 110 turns, during a golden age, with about 4550 victory points. My closest rival was Egypt with a little over 1500.
Just thought I would share with you guys my first experience with C3C. It was everything I want in a stategey game.
Dan O.
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mrmitchell
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I got it too, and it's been a great experience so far.
The first thing to see was the box, which is pretty good. The art on the front is good enough, and the back text is okay (I guess), but the inside cover (listing the scenarios) is a great, quick scen summary. I like it.
Now, onto the meat. The game. I haven't played an Epic yet nor finished a Conquest (I'm not like all you guys who can sit down for 24 hours straight and play two games in a row), but I'm very impressed with the Conquests. They're all fun to play, and the Sengoku Conquest is just insanely complex, detailed, and well-done. I congratulate Firaxis on making an expansion that is well worth and then a few times over $10. (I also thank Amazon for being insane enough to sell it that cheap )
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cpbeller
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quote: Originally posted by vmxa1
Great, did you download the patch? It fixes the gold bug and improves the corruption a tad. |
Is this patch the BETA patch that is out? i think version 1.12
I downloaded that one....i didn't need to download the first patch first did I? (wow, that made alot of sense).
I also have Civ3 Gold....now, that is current in and of itself, right? Then i install Conquests....and, like i said, i have the BETA patch....
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