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Mahdimael
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Sandy Eigo, CA, USA
May 2001 time: 05:21
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There are some new screens up at
http://gamespot.com/gamespot/filter...,561213,00.html
One of these shots lists all of the new civs!
Mongols, Spanish, Vikings, Ottomans, Celts, Arabs, Carthagenians and Koreans.
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Darkworld Ark
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of the Capitalists
May 2002 time: 05:21
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Brennus scares me!
Finnaly, conformation on all the civs, no more speculation! Thank you Firaxis!
It seems the Celtic UU is based off of the Midevial Infantry, yet they still have midevial infantry walking around with the UUs, weird...
Last edited by Darkworld Ark on 07-08-2002 at 04:53
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The_Aussie_Lurker
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Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
May 2001 time: 05:21
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Actually, judging from the name of the Celt UU, I'd say it's based off of the Ancient Swordsman! I must say that, though these screenshots do answer a lot of questions (like what civs are in, what the Celt UU is and what the Men-at-Arms look like!) they also raise a couple of intriguing new questions, mostly pertaining to the interface buttons associated with the units! There are a few that I have NEVER seen before-especially for the worker unit! Anyone care to speculate on what some of the new buttons might do?
Anyway, I second what Darkworld just said. Thankyou Firaxis!!! I'm salivating like a Starving man who has just been shown an image of a 3-course meal!!!
Yours,
The_Aussie_Lurker.
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JtheJackal
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Thier calling the UU for the Celts Gallic swordsman?
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Darkworld Ark
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May 2002 time: 05:21
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quote: Originally posted by The_Aussie_Lurker
Actually, judging from the name of the Celt UU, I'd say it's based off of the Ancient Swordsman! |
A little overpowering for a upgrade of the Swordsman, since it adds 1 to both attack & movement, making it an ancient Knight that you can get two advances after you begin the game.
Did anybody else see that we now have 3 militaristic & religious civs?
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Al'Kimiya
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They would have called the unit Asterix if it wasn't for copyright issues.
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Amadan
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quote: Originally posted by The_Aussie_Lurker
Actually, judging from the name of the Celt UU, I'd say it's based off of the Ancient Swordsman! I must say that, though these screenshots do answer a lot of questions (like what civs are in, what the Celt UU is and what the Men-at-Arms look like!) they also raise a couple of intriguing new questions, mostly pertaining to the interface buttons associated with the units! There are a few that I have NEVER seen before-especially for the worker unit! Anyone care to speculate on what some of the new buttons might do?
Anyway, I second what Darkworld just said. Thankyou Firaxis!!! I'm salivating like a Starving man who has just been shown an image of a 3-course meal!!!
Yours,
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Possibly, they are on-screen buttons for some of the current commands. The house on top of the wavy lines is probably "Irrigate to nearest city". Not sure what the others might be.
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jsw363
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I am dissapointed that the Incas aren't in, but happy with the rest of the civs. Pleasantly surprised that Firaxis included the Arabs.
I agree that Vercingetorix would have been a better choice for a leader of the Celts, though Brennus looks really scary. Also wondering why some of the Celtic city names are in Latin. Seems like they used the Roman name for some of the towns instead of the Celtic name.
Also isn't it contradictory to have the Celtic UU be the Gallic Swordsman? I have to say that this is one of their stupider moves. Right up there with the Rider unit.
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