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Zoetstofzoetje
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Sep 2001 time: 06:16
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I dunno if this has been noted before but here's the deal:
If you build a settler in a city which has only foreign citizens but is under your control you create a ÿÿÿ◘◘ Settler. Rightclicking on it will display that the Settler is (Barbarian) but when you build a city with it there does not seem to be any problem.
-Zsz
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Zoetstofzoetje
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Sep 2001 time: 06:16
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And the pic:
Attachment: small.gif
This has been downloaded 211 time(s).
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Al'Kimiya
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Seems like an uninitialized string to me.
This was in the tutorial, right? I've seen it as well.
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AuraSeer
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I've noticed this in my last couple of games.
It doesn't only happen with foreign nationals-- if you abandon one of your own cities, the same thing will happen. Also, FTR it happens with workers as well as settlers.
And yeah, I agree that it looks like an uninitialized string.
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CygnusZ
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Do a right-click. You'll see that it is offically a "barbarian" worker.
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DaddyCool
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Ontario, Canada
Oct 2000 time: 00:16
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Yup...I've often seen this too...with workers too. Usually when I build one in a newly conquered city.
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