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Sheik
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Civ 100. They always seem to add great stuff to every version but they always take out some good stuff too and leave some good ideas out.
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JohnM2433
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Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Jul 2002 time: 21:22
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If you have all 8 luxuries, a marketplace should keep even the largest cities from falling into disorder, without any luxury spending. If you have enough contentness improvements/Wonders, it may even celebrate WLTKD. I think both that a luxury factory and a Shopping Mall, as described, might make it almost absurdly easy to keep every citizen in a city happy. Of course, some players might like it that way. And there's no reason these improvements would have to come at a low cost.
Sheik: Yup. For example, there's no way (AFAIK) to make a wonder that improves other civs' attitudes toward you, as you could in Civ II (Eiffel Tower). So that's one example of a thing from a previous Civ game left out of this one. In fact, the editor doesn't seem to allow you to provide many properties not already present in some unit/improvement/Wonder in the game. It's still a powerful tool, really pretty impressive actually. But it seems almost like the designers didn't consider that modders might want to add entirely new things to the game. Allowing some things from the previous Civ games would seem obvious. (OTOH, it might be a lot of work.)
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Moonsinger
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How about this:
Once you have all 8 luxuries, you can build Disney World or some kind of Theme Park. We would treated this the same as the Small Wonder and it would contribute 1 happy face to each of our cities.
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