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LDiCesare
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La Ferté sous Jouarre France
Jan 2001 time: 05:33
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I played a civIII game again (which is not that common) and realised why I don't like this game:
You can only fortify your units, not give them sentry orders. They don't wake up automatically when an enemy comes nearby, which menas I have to manually look at the entirety of my civ every turn in case someone dropped a unit near one of my sentries.
Give me back civ's sentry order!
I hate losing cities because my units on sentry didn't wake up.
The fact that units are not as visible as they were in civ (yes I mean civ1, not civ2) doesn't make it any easier. Firaxis, as an alternative to a sentry button, bring me back the big square unit graphics so I can spot an enemy immediately.
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Merp
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Brisbane, Australia
Dec 2001 time: 15:33
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I'm playing C3C and there is indeed a sentry function, even a sentry (enemies only) function. Is this not in vanilla Civ 3 ?
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Aramis
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Not where I was tomorrow, nor will be yesterday.
Dec 2002 time: 23:33
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Not in vanilla CivIII. The sentry functions appeared in PtW.
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LDiCesare
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La Ferté sous Jouarre France
Jan 2001 time: 05:33
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Well I can't find it in vanilla civ3 and won't pay 20$ just to get sentry. Glad they realised it was needed, though.
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