29-09-2001 01:40									#1
	Is there still Infinite movement on railroads? Support Apolyton, buy Alpha Centauri

I don't think there should be.

	29-09-2001 01:49									#2
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quote: Originally posted by Pembleton I don't think there should be.

Agree wholeheartedly! I keep my thumbs crossed on a fixed (but player-editable) move-radius, regardless land-unit and without any move-attrition.

	29-09-2001 03:05									#3
	Support Apolyton, buy Call to Power 2

Seeing as they are canceling or limiting the RR movement within enemy borders, it would be logical to conclude that they are also cutting limited road movement.

	29-09-2001 03:09									#4
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I surely hope they limit the movements. A rifleman on a train outspeeds a stealth fighter? Nah...

	29-09-2001 03:23									#5
	Support Apolyton, buy Galactic Civilizations

The 'Stealh fighter' anomaly won't be present in Civ 3, as airstrikes are handled in a more realistic manner. And yes, I believe it's reasonable to assume a military unit can be hauled a pretty decent distance in a 1-5 year timespan. Together with the new controversial 'no RR movement in occupied territory' the RR model should hold up nicely.

/GulGnu

-Stabil som fan!

	29-09-2001 03:25									#6
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Why not 1/8th of a movement point? In other words, a super fast road! Or perhaps 1/6th.

	29-09-2001 03:38									#7
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quote: Why not 1/8th of a movement point? In other words, a super fast road! Or perhaps 1/6th.

for some reason i dont think this would work well at all...

	29-09-2001 04:39									#8
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quote: I keep my thumbs crossed on a fixed (but player-editable) move-radius, regardless land-unit and without any move-attrition.

agree wholeheartedly

anyway, i do... the train system should work like the airplane operation range.. the unit can move to any square (b) within radius (x) connected to square (a)