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uber sniggins
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I was wondering if its possible to make units obsolete so that you can't produce them again when something better has been discovered. ie: when you get destroyer you can make ironclad obsolete. I find that some of my city governers are switching to these "obsolete" units after completing a production order forcing me to change it to something more appropiate. I can see how using older units can still be helpfull later in the game depending on the situation but sometimes it just isn't needed, and is annoying when the computer aids think its a good idea.
thanks
uber Sniggins
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Ethelred
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I set all my to cities to never build units of any kind. That way its under my control. I also have it set to give me a popup box whenever a city completes anything.
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Ethelred
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Some people like using the Governors for controlling the populations moods and they may put people back to work after a polluted tiles is cleaned up. I don't know myself on that one. I am going to test it in a couple cities that have real pollution problems soon. It might be worth it for them.
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JohnM2433
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Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Jul 2002 time: 21:22
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A unit automatically becomes obsolete if another unit that it upgrades to becomes available. I don't think there's any other way to make a unit obsolete. So you might want to change the upgrade paths, which don't even exist for the later warships (swordmen and longbowmen don't upgrade either, of course).
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