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soxs
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I was setting here the other day playing CIV3 when I looked down at my paper tech tree provided with my Limited Edition Version and it had a City Improvement or a Great Wonder associated with it, but the in game tech tree doesn't reflect the same thing. So what was or is that sitting in the Radio Advance Tech Box on the paper Tech Tree.
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LoneSnark
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Probably pointing out that the invention of Radio makes the Colossus obsolete. (it also lets you build airports, fighters, and bombers)
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LoneSnark
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I cannot believe I posted what I did. It is flight that lets you do all those things. (as people have kindly pointed out without mentioning the fact I must have been on crack) As for radio, all I know is it is necessary to move on to the next era. (other than that, it does little to nothing)
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soxs
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That is correct exactly. What is it that is shown there and why isn't it in the game?
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barefootbadass
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Radio does nothing in civ3 but get you to the modern era and give you something that is tradable to other civs.
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SonofDogbreath
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I could be wrong, but I believe that radio was originally supposed to allow the building of the UN wonder. This got changed but the chart for the LE did not. So, this could be the other object on the chart.
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soxs
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I believe your absolutly right, because Fission doen't have the UN wonder on it on the LE chart. Wow that has to be it. Thanks.
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