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Curumbor Elendil
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of Númenor
Nov 1999 time: 00:12
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I don't know if anyone's tried this before, or if it's even possible (probably not, except maybe on chieftain level), but I thought of a new Civ2 challenge after a recent game in which I conquered eight civilizations... A challenge to conquer every other civilization in the game, 20 in all. This of course requires allowing eliminated civs to restart, & would require a gigantic map to allow each civ room to restart. That would also make it more difficult to conquer those civs, though, because of the great distances involved. It would be a Herculean feat to conquer 20 civs, for sure, but maybe it would be interesting nonetheless to see who could conquer the most civs in a single game. My record, as far as I can recall, is the 8 mentioned above, but I've never been an early-conquest type of player.
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jason.sorens@yale.edu
ICQ 56126989
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tobyr
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Princeton, NJ USA
Oct 1999 time: 05:12
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Why not try this challenge in a SMALL, 4-map fantasy game? Playing, say, Buteo, try killing off the civs that show up on the surface, over and over, trying to keep the surface world clear and free so that conditions are good to restart civs? (I guess you would need one or two cities of your own on the surface).
The advantage of the small map is that it would be easy to patrol, to find and kill the startups.
Use a map with lots of islands, to keep the tribes separated from each other.
- toby
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criticalpaths@mindspring.com
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I believe 1500 is the year. They dont restart after that. When I play on large or 100*100 map I always leave one civ to that year because it would be really annoying to patroll every island and both poles looking out for reincarnations.
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Curumbor Elendil
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of Númenor
Nov 1999 time: 00:12
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On a potentially interesting note, ;-) I once used civ-splitting in a desperate botched attempt at OCC. My ship was in space, but so was another that was going to beat me. I had no choice but to try to destroy their spaceship. So... I sent out a horde of spies (actually, I planned a couple turns in advance) to the other civ's capital (fortunately we were on the same continent), created a nuclear explosion, causing all other civs to declare war on me. Then, I had a sneaky little partisan which I had built expressly for the purpose wend its way over and take the capital. Unfortunately, although the civ split, a new capital was found, and the spaceship remained. I recall being able to send some stealth bombers against the new capital, but I don't think I took it.
Anyway, I had already abandoned the OCC requirement by then, obviously.
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