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Yarco_TW
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quote:
Originally posted by GAZ082
Will I be able to customize the AI and tell them "instead of overlapping 2 or 3 tiles, overlap zero!"?
As far i can see in the shots, there are really FEW cities actually. |
In Civ3 it does not make much sense to have zero overlaping until very late in the game. Early in the game max population = 12, and there are 8 squares available for a cultureless city. Therefore, you may well overlap 8 squares of your city without any harm for first 4-5 thousand years. Only in modern age you get the cost, as you need to build more improvements. In early game you get following bonuses from overlaping
1) Faster pop growth, as you do not need to travel far, and found your towns quicker;
2) Faster pop growth, because you do not need temples. Towns are close, and cover all available terrain, including special resources;
3) Easier to defend your civ against early invaders
4) No need for temples (unless you are Babs going for culture victory) until later in the game.
And fast start means earlier victory. Late stages costs are not as important.
Yaroslav
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Yarco_TW
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I'd be glad to have Megapolises later in the game (one city having radius 4 instead of three, as it is now). Megapolis will be able to perform "extended" fishing in the sea, and to include lands from neighbouring towns.
This will mean that in the early age I will build towns close to one another, and in later game some of them will either never be fully developed, or will be disbanded, and their citisens will join megapolises.
This also means, that culture be a bit les important, but it should be so. Culture should impact corruptions and civil wars, not your borders. Mongols had poor culture, but quite decent borders in history.
This brings in one more requirement:
Town should be disbandable, like in Civ 2, not like in Civ 3.
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03-07-2005 20:38
Outrageous!
In long games I regularly "fill in" with small cities I never intend to let grow past 8. I use them to feed megacities in the late game.
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