09-10-2004 05:36									#1
	simple corruption question Full PM-box? Change here!

Hey,

I'm playing C3C, and I hate the corruption levels in the game, and basically want to drastically reduce it.

I've heard of this being done in Civ3 vanilla by flagging lots of different building with anti-corruption qualities, however I can't figure out how to do this in Conquests.

Does anyone know how to edit the rules so that I can accomplish this, preferably in a way that will affect a game I've already started?

Thanks guys

	09-10-2004 05:59									#2
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You'd need to insert your new rules in to a saved game to effect a game in progress. I'm not up on the latest on Gramphos' Multitool, but if anything can insert new rules in C3C saves, it can.

For actually creating a new ruleset, you have some options on reducing corruption. One is to just go to the Difficulty Levels tab and reduce the corruption % slider. This will effect the overall corruption bite taken out of your cities so that you don't even have to build improvements.

If you do want to have to build improvements, you can indeed go to the Improvements and Wonders tab and click on "Reduces Corruption" for various improvements you want to give that ability to (currently only courthouses and police station have that flag).

	09-10-2004 05:59									#3
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You have set it up in the Conquest Game Editor 'prior' to playing a game. And there, there are several options and strategies for to accomplish low corruption. A game already in motion is basically, 'fixed' with settings/options it started with.

	09-10-2004 08:46									#4
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quote: Originally posted by Kloreep You'd need to insert your new rules in to a saved game to effect a game in progress. I'm not up on the latest on Gramphos' Multitool, but if anything can insert new rules in C3C saves, it can. For actually creating a new ruleset, you have some options on reducing corruption. One is to just go to the Difficulty Levels tab and reduce the corruption % slider. This will effect the overall corruption bite taken out of your cities so that you don't even have to build improvements. If you do want to have to build improvements, you can indeed go to the Improvements and Wonders tab and click on "Reduces Corruption" for various improvements you want to give that ability to (currently only courthouses and police station have that flag).

Thanks, but at risk of sounding dumb... where are these tabs? In the game or the map editor...?

	09-10-2004 09:06									#5
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The editor. You have to enable custom rules in your scenario and then choose "edit rules" from the menu.

Edit: BTW, one thing I forgot to mention is that the difficulty levels tab is, well, for different difficulties. So you'll need to set the corruption slider for each level you might want to play at.

	15-10-2004 20:30									#6
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[corruption nazi mode]

Booo! Learn to play with corruption!

Corruption makes sure that the first civilization to win a war doesn't run away with the game.

Corruption gives the underdog a chance to win.

Corruption gives the builder more gratification for overcoming it, and the warmonger more challenge to succeed.

The game has been balanced for corruption. Remove it (or reduce it) and you have an unbalanced game.

[/corruption nazi mode]

	16-10-2004 09:08									#7
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Corruption really isn't a problem for me unless I'm playing on a huge map (which I love).