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francium, under Win32 integers (int) are considered 32-bit as well as variables of type long and float.
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Stretch
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Oct 2001 time: 23:16
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Except it sounds like the AI CIV's may pay too much, even within their means, for no good reason. Like perhaps the entire concept is broken.
So a CIV with 20 per turn will pay all 20 to you even though it (usually) should not. How do we know if the CIV determined it really should pay it based on the amount asked and if it can make up for the loss (by decreasing science or luxury expenses, for example) ....or if its just auto accepting whatever we ask for because of the bug?
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Fair point, but it's not all that important. We all know the AI cheats, so it doesn't matter if it might be cheating here, as long as it isn't outrageous. The fact that people can beat it shows that the cheating obviously isn't outrageous, even if it cheats at all in this manner. That means we are left with the possibility of using a cheat like this actually ruins the game, and that is simply idiocy because all games come with single player cheats. You have cheat modes in earlier civs, and they didn't ruin the game, so neither should this bug. If you don't like the cheat don't use it, it's easily avoided, unlike corruption.
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Gnawing on your mind...
Jun 1999 time: 23:16
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quote: Originally posted by Jeff George
I don't see the problem. No one is making you ask for 1 million gold. Don't do it. I don't see how people can shout, "This ruins the game." Don't ask the enemy for obscene and unrealistic amounts of money and you won't have the problem! |
...out come the spin doctors.
And Grumbold's statement is of even more concern, because if the AI is not even losing any gold from any request, then that nullifies the whole concept of gold trading hands - now it may appear that the AI does not lose any gold if it does end up giving you some.
Of couse that can be justified as another help for the AI, so some players might be comfortable with letting the AI have that bonus.
But it does raise the question what are the other unadvertised cheats.
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I just found that, that if you asks the AI for 99999999999999 gold, and at the same time, the AI would accept all demand from you.
I tried this in my game, I asked the Japanese for 99999999999 golds, and all of his cities, all of his techs, all of his maps, and my god, he accepted.
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of the Dark Hole
Apr 2001 time: 07:16
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quote: Originally posted by Dida
I just found that, that if you asks the AI for 99999999999999 gold, and at the same time, the AI would accept all demand from you.
I tried this in my game, I asked the Japanese for 99999999999 golds, and all of his cities, all of his techs, all of his maps, and my god, he accepted. |
Oh my. I *really* hope that they get a patch out before the european release.
Last edited by Hakkapeliitta on 07-11-2001 at 16:49
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IBNobody
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Oct 2001 time: 23:16
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The bug doesn't seem to affect me...
I can demand 99999999 gold per turn from someone, but they just get all pissed off.
- Nobody
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