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jones
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No need to circle the wagons just yet. I'm told the game is quite good.
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sekong
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Thanks for the info, Stuie. I just made a thread for it, now it's confirmed. GL can be captured. But will they work for the civ capturing them? Any idea?
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El hidalgo
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That seems kind of weird... your great leader, an avatar of your culture, a representative of your glorious civilization, working for what in your eyes are barbarians. Doesn't seem right to me. Would the capturing civ even be able to trust such a person? What else would Hannibal do but drink poison to avoid capture? And would the Romans have trusted him to be on their side if he hadn't? Oh well, I guess it can be solved by giving the gl a defense point. Then your gl can say, as he should, "give me victory or give me death!"
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Cre8engr
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Ever heard of Benedict Arnold? Now there's a great leader who turned sides in the middle of battle. He practically saved the fledging United States while the British where trying to capture New York State. They would of succeeded, and destroy any chance of an American Nation, if it wasn't for Benedict Arnold. When Congress refused to accept his accomplishments, he betrayed the Colonials. It's one of ironies most ironic twists that we owe most of our victories in the north during the Revelution to a traitor.
Anyway, after Benedict Arnold betrayed his fellow Americans, he then went on to help the British. Of course, because he was a traitor, the British refused to accept any of his accomplishments after the Revolution. For that matter, they barely tolerated his presence in their country. Essentially, it sucked to be him in the years after the American Revelution.
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Blaupanzer
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Fairfax, VA
Oct 2000 time: 00:15
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Great Leaders are the equivalent of generals, politicians, and entrepreneurs. History is filled with such individuals working for other nations for a variety of reasons. La Fayette for the U.S., John Paul Jones for the Russians, French generals working against Napoleon, American Golda Meir for Israel, former British subject George Washington heading the government of USA. Alexander was a Macedonian, Napoleon was a Corsican, Hannoverians and Dutchmen both led England. It really isn't that unusual. The great scientific leaders that built the Manhatten Project were almost all from nations other than the US. And so on, and so on, ... 
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