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FeathersMcGraw
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I really haven't logged all that much time with Civ 3 yet, so perhaps I'm missing something, but I got the impression that The Great Lighthouse only negated the 50% chance of your boat being lost when ending its movement in a sea square, not ocean squares. Instead, I was able to map the entire ocean with a couple of veteran galleys (I didn't even bother upgrading to caravels because they weren't really necessary). Is this intentional?
Granted, I was playing at wussy Chieftain level, but that didn't stop me from losing quite a few galleys before building the Lighthouse.
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BBarl
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Silver Spring, MD
Oct 2001 time: 00:15
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I think Feathers is right. Playing at chieftain, I've also noted that my galleys can end their turns on the ocean when I've got the Lighthouse. Takes the sport out of reckless sailing.
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Dominator_Jones
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Chicago, IL
Nov 2001 time: 05:15
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Just to chime in, I have noticed the same thing. One of my galleys mapped the earth stopping in a lot of ocean squares and I know I am not that lucky by the amount of cavalry falling to swordsmen that I have.
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karlmarx9001
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Seattle, WA
Jun 2001 time: 21:15
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If you look at the Great Lighthouse in the editor, it has a flag enabled called "enable safe sea/ocean movement." I think it was a last-minute change that didn't get into the documentation.
It's better this way, I think, as the lighthouse is more-or-less useless otherwise.
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