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One of the most aggrievating and annoying aspects of the mis-design of Civ II was its arbitrary groupings of civs by COLOR. Because you could not have two civs of the same color in a game, you could NEVER set up a game with say, both Celts and Romans (WHITE), Celts and Russians (WHITE), or French and Germans (BLUE), Spanish and Aztecs (YELLOW), Americans and Chinese (LIGHT BLUE), etc.
Please, Firaxis, I beg you, in Civ III allow us to choose ANY combination of civs up to the maximum allowable number FIRST and then assign colors to them AFTER! You could even allow us to assign the colors (from the set of available colors) ourselves AFTER we select our civs in the set-up. Now THAT would be perfect!
[This message has been edited by Arator (edited May 19, 2001).]
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Sabre2th
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DEFINATELY. I don't think I could stand having the same old colors matched up with the same civs all the time. BLEH
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As requested. It would be nice to chose the Civ. that we play againt.
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Open the rules.txt file and switch them around.
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Jarouik
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Helsinki, Finland, EU
Dec 2000 time: 07:12
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I wish they had 16 different colors, each assigned to a particular civilization, so the Germans would always be blue, the Greeks black etc... if anybody here still remembers Civnet, in it you could choose any combination of seven nations out of 14 but there were only seven different colors, so the color a specific civ had would change between games. I, however, always liked the idea that each civ has its own color, and after playing Civ 1 I found it confusing to have the colors change in Civnet every time I started a new game. Also, this would make sense if they made the maximum number of civs in one game 16, although I doubt they will do that and will be fine without it.
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Lord_Davinator
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Kathmandu
Nov 2000 time: 10:42
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Definetley requiered.
A really small thing to implement and can create large changes
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tniem
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Hope College
Apr 2000 time: 00:12
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Colors and civs definitely need to be seperated. We had ways on this forum to distinguish 32 different civs just in case Firaxis allowed us to do so. Now if we have 16 civs there is no way that we should lose 8 that we can't play with because we have the other one in the color selected. I don't think Firaxis would do that to us.
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tniem
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Hope College
Apr 2000 time: 00:12
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quote: Originally posted by Lawrence of Arabia
The flags sound like a good idea. Another one would be stadards (lie the roman eagle) But how would each unit hold the flag? |
The phalanx would have it on his shield. The tank would have it painted on the front of the vechile. A plane on the wing. A chariot would have it on the side of it.
Firaxis might have to be creative but they could put it on the actual units.
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Arator
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Bump to Dan from Firaxis!
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