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NYC US
Aug 1999 time: 05:16
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1495 domination victory with an extra leader yet to be used. I did not reload at all or play more than once. In my mind both of those things would clearly have been cheating. I assumed there was an honor code and that this was obvious. Reloading? Come on, that's so lame. I can't believe I'm the only civ vet around here who thinks that...
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Lord Singh
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Canada
Nov 2001 time: 05:16
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I am having a peculiar problem. I have a leader, it is my city, but I can't use it to build an army or spped up production or anything. What am I doing wrong?
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Achnor
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Trondheim
Jul 2000 time: 05:16
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Boy was I glad to here MarkG would accept late games. I've been down with the flu and two infections the couple of days and when I can't play civ(!)...THEN I'm ILL!!
Anyways. I guess my plan was total annihilation or something but to speed things up I've used the past few rounds to mass-produce settlers to get a dominition victory. 1335AD and 4k-something points.
The savegame is a bit complicated though since I captured some cities in the last round. If you wanna check the save out, just attack with all units already "poised" to attack e.g. those on the border of an enemy city. I checked twice and it works.
Achnor
Attachment: civilization iii autosave 1335 ad.zip
This has been downloaded 54 time(s).
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Eli
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Israel
Jul 2000 time: 07:16
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Uhhhh... Maybe I missed some amazing discovery about the game in the last days... But HTF did you get a 214 size city?
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Eli
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Israel
Jul 2000 time: 07:16
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Check the savegame... The size of Babylon is 214.
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Tilemacho
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Heraklion, Crete , Greece
Nov 1999 time: 05:16
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I think almost nothing because I did it in the last turn...but I suppose that if I had done this 20 turns earlier it would have some effect...
BTW I don't think score depents on population as is in the stats but in the number of citisens... and this trick only added about 180 new specialists...
Last edited by Tilemacho on 01-12-2001 at 18:47
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philler
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France
Nov 2001 time: 06:16
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apparently, it's here. I'll look into it tomorrow.
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Eli
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Israel
Jul 2000 time: 07:16
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Where's the thread with the winners?
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cgrecu
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[QUOTE] Originally posted by Psyringe
My two cents about which rules should be specified for the Apolyton tournament and why ... feedback is welcome. 
Sidenote to cgrecu: You argued:
> 1.It is impossible to be sure that the tactis was
> used, just by looking at th saved game.
The thing about trust is that it never works.It's ilke that saying with the drop of ink in abottle of water... Even if 99% of the players play by the rules and it's still not enough.
And do we do if all people have 2-3000 points and 3 or 4 have 5-6000 points, do we say "hey these people are obviously cheating".We would most likely be right, but everybody is innocent until proven guilty, and since we can't have any prove, it is useless.
Of course , there are always bugs and some can even edit he saved game (although this is not something that everybody can do).The only thing about these kind of things is that they can lead to unreasonable scores.So the best we can do is to keep the game scores secret, so these people don't know what score should they "do", and they may go beyond reasonable.
I know it's not the soultion.
The only people that could come with a soultion are the developpers, they could save in the game's history some statistics (like to save all battles and for each turn to save the money and other variables).This way it would be harder to cheat, if not impossible.
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jimb0v2
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its a noble thought cgrecu, and I totally agree with your view on cheating. I've decided just to give up though. It doesn't matter. There is absolutely no possible way to stop cheating. Even if the developers had large ammounts of security measures to do so. Any information on someones own harddrive that is not going through a server is not protecteable at all. They can always change it however they want, and theres nothing you can do. Hell, the industry can't even stop cheating when there is a server-client relationship. Theres no way some good intentioned optimistic civ3 players can either. This argument of stopping cheating is futile.
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Tilemacho
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Heraklion, Crete , Greece
Nov 1999 time: 05:16
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Hey Markos maybe someone could help you to finish this job....???
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BurnPoodle
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When will we get the results of the submissions?
will there be a chart or something&?
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