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Derfner
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Lincoln, NE, US
Mar 2000 time: 05:14
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i hope they take that out! that always pissed me off when I was about to research monothesism and it didn't show up on possibly advances, and then it wouldn't show up again fort he next time, then someone is beating me to michealangelo's chapel. i think that took strategy out of the game, hopefully they eliminated that.
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Well that might not necessarily be a bad thing thing because now instead of hauling a** for a specific unit you can concentrate on facilities that will facilitate fast research out put. This means that you'll have to plan ahead and not live in the moment.
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Gramphos
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ACS Civ III Files Manager, Prince of Development
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Chalmers, Sweden
Apr 2001 time: 06:14
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I found the place where I thought I read it. Anyway it wasn't exactly as I said: You have to invent almost all except some less important techs. I'm really sorry, but I was almost right, it wasn't all.
quote: from the URL bellow
The tech tree is split into four sections: Ancient Times, Renaissance, Industrial and Modern. The new rules are that, in order to advance to the next section of the tech tree, you pretty much have to complete everything in the section before it, except for what we call the arts or intellectual pursuits.
For example, you don't have to develop horseback riding in order to advance to the next era, nor anarchy, republic or literature. But literature gives you the Great Library, so they're useful to have. The whole new concept with the arts is that they're things you don't need to progress, but if you have them your civilization is much stronger and more developed.
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http://www.gamespot.co.uk/stories/i...2086185,00.html
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How can you head for a certain technology when you're not supposed to know it exists?
Firaxis has to try and eliminate that problem, because it's not right to be able to head for something that you know of, but the AI doesn't know, when in reality, you too shouldn't know what a gun is in 3500BC. It's an unfortunate problem in Civ, which is why I kind of enjoyed the future parts of CTP, but unfortunetly they did a crappy job of the future, they just took it too far.
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