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edub
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Chicago, IL
Dec 2001 time: 23:16
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Hi all-
I am hoping some of you Civ3 guru's can help me out with a question concerning strategy:
1.) In the old Civs (if memory serves), you could "gift" units to friendly civs? Does anyone know of a way to do that still? The idea would be to supply an allies army to fight an enemy you don't want to directly engage in combat. This would seem to be a very useful, albeit subversive, combat strategy.
Thanks again, I enjoy reading all the insightful posts.
Cheers,
Edub
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edub
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Chicago, IL
Dec 2001 time: 23:16
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So it seems it may not be possible anymore. Am I just imagining this, or was it possible in CIV2?
edub
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edub
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Chicago, IL
Dec 2001 time: 23:16
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I have to say this is not a feature I have seen on too many people's "Desires for the Next Patch" list. I guess it would be a somewhat major change to gameplay, but it seems to be to be a glowing deficiency.
I loved those "guerilla" wars in CIV2. Build up your own power, supply a weakling with tons of the "best of breed" weapons for their technological age, and then let them wear down an opponent that far outmatches them.
Even when the little guy loses (if you stop your support), they have drastically worn down your opponent without you ever lifting a finger!
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edub
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Chicago, IL
Dec 2001 time: 23:16
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I have to say I am surprised to have not seen this on more people's "Desires for the Next Patch" lists. I guess it would entail some major gameplay changes (and balacing), but would add a very important and realistic aspect of war.
I loved those "guerilla" wars in Civ2, where you would supply the little guy with "best of breed" weapons for their technological age, then watch them wear down a bigger opponent.
It was a great way to keep an opponent busy, and wear them down without your empire ever declaring war.
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