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Don't forget that certain resources don't appear on the map until your civ has researched a specific technology. Which means that uranium is going to be invisible on the map for a large portion of the game.
And to me this makes sense. Naturalists and other scientific dabblers may have known about pitchblende (sp?) for centuries, but it was only in the 1800's that it was found to be a source of uranium.
I definitely like this aspect of the game. It will require a lot more thought, deeper strategy and perhaps more patience to play well. The only thing that I dread is that it sort of makes exploration/expansion even more important than before, and thats not one of my strong suits in these games.
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Xuenay
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Turku, Finland
May 1999 time: 07:15
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quote: Originally posted by TechWins
If you do posses all the resources you need wouldn't trading a little uranium to a peaceful civ for some extra cash be worth it? |
It might seem like a good idea at first...
Player: Hey, we've got a little extra uranium, selling cheap, want it?
Peaceful Computer Nation: Sure! Err, could you wait a second? There's something I've got to take care of.
Player: Err, sure.
Peaceful Computer Nation: *leaves*
Warmongering Computer Nation: Well?
Peaceful Computer Nation: They're selling the uranium to us for 5 golds per turn.
Warmongering Computer Nation: All right, we'll pay you 20 golds per turn for it.
Peaceful Computer Nation: Deal.
*50 turns later*
Player: Hmm, I wonder why that peaceful computer nation is using so little of the uranium we sell them.
Military Advisor: SIR! Our early warning systems are severly outdated! You need to research more military technology!
Science Advisor: That's for his excellency to decide!
Trade Advisor: We need to research Advanced Economics!
Foreign Advisor: That might risk our relations with other nations.
Attitude Advisor: Just don't touch mah luxury rate, king.
Player: There you heard it, you're outruled.
Military Advisor: *grumbles*
Player: Say, what are those mushroom clouds in the horizont?
Last edited by Xuenay on 20-08-2001 at 22:20
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SerapisIV
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Hartford, CT, USA
Feb 2001 time: 00:15
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quote: Originally posted by UberKruX
say you discover fission first, you now see Uranium on the map, the only civ to see it.
you trade maps with some allies, and see that France s laiden with Uranium, and you have none.
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That is a very important question, one which there hasn't been an answer for yet from Firaxis. When the first civ discovers the tech to see a new research, say its atomic theory to see uranium...do all civs see the resource? only the civs with friendly relations? only civs with whom you have contact?
I think the answer is still in the air and is being play-tested by Firaxis, so they're probably not even sure of the final answer yet.
Side question, do horses get "discovered" with horseback riding? Or are they always visible?
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Edward
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"Mountain Top Wheat"
Sounds like a very healthy bread.
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