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Coracle
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Civ 3 grows on me - like a tumor.
There are lots of examples of sloppy programming. I have even seen AI governors (mine and theirs) build warships in 14 tile lakes, and that problem I thought was a thing of the past with Civ 2. Nope. They were too busy dreaming up Culture Flipping and other weird stuff.
I was playing an accurate world map with a dozen civs. I was in western Europe; the Iroquois were in central Asia. They declared war on me. Who cares? I'm also much bigger than he is. A couple of dozen turns later they ask for peace. Fine, whatever.
I then tried to cut a trade deal - and other civs won't go for it owing to "my broken promises" (or some such) with the Iroquois!! As usual, the stupid AI blames the human for something he never did.
Or maybe it's just another AI cheat to screw the human.
Whatever it is it stinks.
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ShredZ
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Ive never had my governor switch my cities to a unit that was so obviously obsolete. I have that preference on that automatically builds the last unit built, and after building a city improvement it usually guesses the next item fairly well. Also, do you have the city 'pop-up' with the building selector so you can change it right away? That will give you immediate control.
Why arent Longbowman, Swordsman etc. taken out of the buy list when you can build something far greater ?
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