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RedSox7
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New Hampshire
Nov 2001 time: 05:34
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Hi All,
Just a couple of questions.
1. The Conquests Manual lists the new Civs with preferred and shunned government types. I have been playing as the Celts (great civ!) and went directly from despotism to democracy to avoid the shunned republic. On my next game I briefly tried republic and it did not seem to make much of a difference at all. Can someone tell me what the disadvantage of using a shunned or preferred government type is?
2. How many posts do I have to make before I graduate from the laughably puny "settler" rank. (First post- I love this game.)
Thank you
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RedSox7
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New Hampshire
Nov 2001 time: 05:34
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Thanks, All
Alexman, you're not a yankees fan, surely. Being a yankees fan is like playing on "settler"- too easy.
Being a Sox fan is the "Sid" level of the sports world.
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The_Aussie_Lurker
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Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
May 2001 time: 05:34
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Yeah, I have to say that the Shunned/Preferred Govs. is ONE change I'd like to see should they release another XP-i.e. make it MUCH more relevent, like your people operate BETTER under preferred Gov, and Worse under Shunned. AI's are MUCH less well disposed towards you if you are operating under their 'Shunned Gov' type, and that the AI will 'beeline' for their Preferred Gov tech, and avoid their 'shunned' gov tech (though this last point can be achieved via the use of 'flavours'!)
On a final note, I think there should be a SCALE of Preferred/Shunned Gov types, from say +5 (most preferred) to -5 (most shunned) to get a broader range of reactions!
Yours,
The_Aussie_Lurker.
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