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Dida
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It's totally rediculous that you can fly your nukes from city to city without putting them on some bombers or truck. I mean, how the heck did you manage to fire the nuke at a friendly city, and have the nuke land safely without harming anyone (including itself)??????
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GaryGuanine
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Los Angeles, CA
Feb 2001 time: 05:15
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I guess the airlift is kind of implied. Since it's really only a single missile, the transportation could easily be in teh background.
Gary
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UKScud
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Auckland, NZ
Sep 2001 time: 05:15
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Can't say I agree with you.
It's hard enough to micromanage all the cities and the number of units as is, without adding more transport units. Granted, if they were mobile launchers like the Scud then adding a new unit would certainly be justified.
I don't see how it is so difficult to deal with two cities connected by road - it goes by truck.
and so on for cities connected by rail, harbour or airport (though there might be a case that these things aren't exactly carried on domestic passenger flights - military airbases anyone? we had (in civ2) barracks and port facilities, how about military airbase?
Given the new system of "missions" for air units and their limited "operation area", couldn't you make missile transport a new mission.
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