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Mads Raven
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Copenhagen, Denmark
Sep 2001
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Does anybody knows if you may build cities under the water in Civ 3? Actually I think, that if the game stops in the year of 2000, then I do not hope that this option will be in the game; because do we have under-water-cities today? No! 
"Beware of the English Empire; the English people are going to rule the world again in "CIVILIZATION III""
Last edited by Mads Raven on 27-09-2001 at 21:14
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Sabre2th
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Ocean cities wouldn't be that bad, but I'd rather leave them to CtP. Civ3 (and probably 4) won't be going far enough into the future to make it realistic.
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Look at AC, ocean based cities seemed to work fine there. I know we can't just transplant those here but I'm just saying that it could work. |
Yeah, look at SMAC. The @#$%ing AI ICSed worthless pop2 cities all over the ocean. This was annoying, and I eventually commited countless atrocities burning them all down. I just don't trust firaxis to implement sea cities properly (and I'm none to fond of the job activision did either).
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Does anybody knows if you may build cities under the water in Civ 3? Actually I think, that if the game stops in the year of 2000, then I do not hope that this option will be in the game; because do we have under-water-cities today? No! |
But no doubt, in some alternate history, sea cities were developed in, say, the 1980s. Let's say England in a history without WWI and WWII built them. SInce civ is about rewriting history, not replaying it, sea cities would be kosher.
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Dida
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I hate underwater or space cities. They are just stupid. Imagine refueling the jet fighter you build in 1967 under water. What the heck is that?
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Kestrel
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Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Jul 1999
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We had underwater cities in Civ II !
( Well, Civ II - ToT anyway)
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Sabre2th
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Originally posted by Ralf
The game stops in 2020 AD. |
The game stops recording a score in 2050. You can play forever if you want to.
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Taken from "Ask the Civ Team" 9/28
Yes, you can continue to play after the game has "ended", though no score data is recorded after 2050. |
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Mads Raven
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Copenhagen, Denmark
Sep 2001
time: 05:15
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I am glad to see that most of the people that has been answering my original thread share the same opinion as me.
No, let us not hope that there will be any kinds of underwater cities in Civ 3.
Last edited by Mads Raven on 29-09-2001 at 04:17
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27-09-2001 21:07
I played SMAC quite a lot and to be honest I never build cities at sea if a nice feature but I think it does not add anything to the game as a whole. So I hope that they don't have it in the game/ 
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