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Dom Pedro II
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The College of New Jersey
Nov 1999
time: 05:19
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Recently, there was a thread about Civ3 being too war-oriented, and that the most vast civilizations were quite often the most successful ones. I am here to offer an alternative that MAY (I haven't had the time to test it myself) help make a game for builders where even the small civs can be the world powers, and it involves a little modding.
- Give all units (except for artillery, planes, etc.) population cost, so that it becomes more costly to build big armies.
- Modify governments to be less tolerant towards war, have a fixed number of free units rather than a number by city, increase the cost per unit, and increase the corruption level of each government.
- Increase cultural bonuses for city improvements so that bigger more developed cities become more valuable culturally.
- Increase the effects of Scientists and Taxmen... instead of 1 make it 10 or something so that big population cities become more valuable than a whole bunch of smaller cities.
- Increase the value of Roads, Mines, etc. to grant cities with fully developed tile improvement networks a big boost.
- Alter optimal number of cities in the World Sizes category
With these changes, it would be possible to have a 4-6 city civilization that will contend easily with the 10-20 city civilizations provided that the small civ is well-developed. Good luck to the builders.
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23-04-2002 00:13
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