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Alpha Wolf
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Prince of the Barbarians
Feb 2001
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Not sure if this is common knowledge, but if you build a fort that is within your bounders or touches it, it'l automatically have a sight of 2. However, if its outside your borders, then it has no sight of its own and must be manned to remove fog.
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Michiel B de Boer
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Amstelveen, Holland
Dec 2000
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How can you build a fort outside your borders ?
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Cyrius
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Minneapolis, MN, USA
Nov 2000
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Did you know that fortresses extend your national borders, like a city? This will prevent people from settling in land you want to use later. An excellent tactic, often used by the Imperial powers in colonies around the world.
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Michiel B de Boer
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Amstelveen, Holland
Dec 2000
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Well, that doesn't seem to work for me.
A couple of times I had the AI founding a city 1 square next to my fortress (thus effectively making it belong to them instead of me).
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Alpha Wolf
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Prince of the Barbarians
Feb 2001
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I've notice the AI likes to ignore forts too. In another thread, someone suggested that its not the actual borders that the AI avoids but city radii. Forts only have a one square radius so thats all the AI respects. But it does extend your real borders so that you can build improvements and such.
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