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ixnay
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I <3 etna, omg disgaea fag
Jan 1970 time: 22:15
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I downloaded and watched the new civ3 movie!! Wow! It includes footage of a settler founding a city, a city expanding its borders, setting priorites in the tech tree (?), diplomacy, a shot of the wonders screen, which includes:
The pyramids
The hanging gardens
The colossus
The great lighthouse
The great library
The oracle
The great wall
Art of War (?)
Sistine chapel
great observatory
To show who has built this, the leader picture is next to the wonder (hammurabi in a top hat!), plus it shows the date of construction and location.
Also, the diplomacy screen, and shots of modern units (!!!!!) Looks like a tank and a battleship. Plus the palace, city view, and city screen.
Wow!!!
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MarkG
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Grand Lord of Apolyton, Owner of all this land as far as the eye can see
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quote: Originally posted by yin26
1) I have no idea what that even means. Are you angry or making a good joke? How would I know? | never mind.... if you dont get it, it's not a joke
therefore, my apologies... 
quote: I am asking an honest question: Why is a German-language site being given the best footage to date when an English-language site like Poly has been busting itself for a long, long time supporting Firaxis' games? |
well, first of all, it's not a simple german site, gamestar.de is the site of big german games magazine(btw, i cant seem to find the video on gamestar.de). plus, it was created by the magazine
second, while of course things could be better, this is the site that published the first civ3 artwork in the world, relayed Sid's personal note on the "BHG situation", etc. Just recently we were the first post the new of the civ3 beta. And pretty soon we'll have more interesting stuff once our operatives catch up with some firaxians that are chasing around the office 
and with the way our financial status is going very soon we'll be to have our own permanent tv crew outside and inside firaxis' offices monitoring everything 
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Adm.Naismith
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Milano - Italy
Oct 1999 time: 06:15
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quote: Originally posted by Kyller
I downloaded and watched the new civ3 movie!! Wow! It includes footage of a settler founding a city, a city expanding its borders, setting priorites in the tech tree (?), diplomacy, a shot of the wonders screen, which includes:
The pyramids
The hanging gardens
The colossus
The great lighthouse
The great library
The oracle
The great wall
Art of War (?)
Sistine chapel
great observatory
Also, the diplomacy screen, and shots of modern units (!!!!!) Looks like a tank and a battleship.
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Looking at screenshot taken from movie http://www.civfanatics.com/civ3imag...civ3gs_crimson/ I get additional info.
Disclaimer: check by yourself, my eyes and my screen have some limits 
Wonders
SETI Program, showed in construction small bottom-right screen (I don't remember if already confirmed)
Units stats
As reflected in game shots: maybe changed by status and/or wonders effects
Battleship (veteran status) 24:8:20 2/4
Galley 1:1:2/3
Advanced Armour (veteran) 24:16(?) 3/3
Settler 0:0 1/1 (this not surprising )
I can't remember the usual sequence I suppose it is Attack Defense health left/max health
If not by my mistake, Battleship has a digit more in statistic: related with long range bombardment?
Please help!
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RobC
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There are some screenshots taken from the video here:
http://www.civfanatics.com/civ3imag...civ3gs_crimson/
Edit: oops, Adm.Naismith beat me to it!
>With this new trade system you trade with friendly civs in culture, technologies,
>units, cities or one of the 30 resources with whom you can build the old or the
>new wonders used in Civ III
This is the first mention I have heard of special resources being required to build wonders...
Last edited by RobC on 06-09-2001 at 19:51
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tniem
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Hope College
Apr 2000 time: 00:15
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I guess since there is going to be no demo, Firaxis is going to need these videos to be put on all the main online magazine sites to just get the word out. Many people like demos before they decide (it is the reason I bought Tropico, Imperialism, and a few others). So the videos are going to be semi-replacements.
So I am waiting for the English video coming soon.
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TechWins
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Arizona
Apr 2001 time: 22:15
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My theory I posted about what Firaxis is doing with units stats (posted it when the Egyptians became the Civ of the Week) seems to be true. My theory was that Firaxis was making the ancient units have worse stats while increasing all other ages stats. Why would they do this?
First off, to make gaining the benefits of each new age's units. In civ2 you could survive using ancient units until the modern times came. When the modern times came you cuould then start building your military again. Being able to do that could give you a huge advantage in the long run. Now you will have to build units from each age because of the large gap in units stats between different ages.
Secondly, war will be more appealing in all ages, except in ancient times where it will be equally appealing. War will be more appealing because now your units will have pretty good stats even if it's a knight. I think more strategy might be involved for modern war with the way units stats have been done.
Third, the stats will be more compatible with some new implementations included. Such things as the new movement rule on enemy territory roads/railroads. This might have been very unbalanced with units having poorer stats than what they have in civ3.
Fourth, with the given stats the chance of a "phalanx beating a tank" is more highly improbable. Don't come back with a smart remark saying that the phalanx isn't being included and that's it's now called a spearmen.
Overall, I'm very glad to see it this way.
Last edited by TechWins on 07-09-2001 at 10:05
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lockstep
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Vienna, Austria
Aug 2001 time: 06:15
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A little detail from the city view (http://www.civfanatics.com/civ3imag...rimson/snap.jpg): Luxuries increase the happiness of up to four citizens per city.
BTW, some new info from the Gamestar Article, found at civfanatics.com:
- New Point System: Your rating is constantly evaluated so you no longer can clean up pollution 10 years before landing on AC since the 100 years of pollution already messed up your rating
- Airstrikes: Later in the game airstrikes allow a selective destruction of specific buildings.
Last, but not least, a screenshot showing a histograph: http://www.civfanatics.com/civ3imag..._powergraph.jpg.
Last edited by lockstep on 07-09-2001 at 03:50
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