04-10-2002 01:59									#31
	Put an end to popups!

Welcome to the club. You are an official member when you begin to schedule your life around Civ3---I decide when to study for tests based on my SGs and tournaments! I always wondered why time goes so fast while you're playing Civ3. I can play forever: it has the "one more turn" effect.

But hey, at least be happy a good game ate your life, not a crappy one!

	04-10-2002 07:27									#32
	Inflate your Upload Space

I don't think my addiction is as serious as that of some others here. I rarely have a problem not playing Civ III, as long as I'm not already playing it. But once I start... Well, I've learned not to play the game if I have anything important I need to do in the near future. It has not been an easy lesson. In the past, I have started playing a game after dinner at around 6:00 or so, figuring I will just play for just a few hours. At 3 AM, I finally concede to myself that I had better get to bed, since I have to get up at 7:30 in the morning. Plus I actually have a headache from staying up that late.

Sometimes, when I am deciding whether to be fun or responsible , I imagine a debate between the little angel and demon that sit on my shoulders. The "one more turn effect" is about the most powerful weapon that little demon guy has.

	04-10-2002 11:28									#33
	Support Apolyton, buy Call to Power 2

We all have the "one more turn" syndrome.

... and it is spreading through Apolyton. Bad, bad Marcos

	04-10-2002 16:44									#34
	Support Apolyton or Terrorists Win

I had that one turn syndrome last night. I'm playing as Inda and it 2406 or somewhere close to that year. I was fightign the persians and then the Babalyoins declared war on me so i was up last night trying to beat back to countries that are bigger than me. Then I finally realized that a had a project due tommorow and I was up all night doing that. Gotta love basing your life around civ 3

	05-10-2002 01:53									#35
	Support Apolyton, buy Galactic Civilizations: Deluxe Edition

Remember, leave it on the computer for 3-5 years, and then you'll see why its been out for about 12 years.

Relax, the game will be there, or buy another computer and leave the game on all the time, and do homework inbetween moves.

Don't forget "Play the World".

I still havn't forgot the NWO scenario done in Civ 2.
But maybe the graphics will be harder to change, now.
It had a different colored world, kind of weird looking, glowing type oceans and land, and new units from Dreamland, and new techs.
It was different, but then so was the X-Com scenario, or the Mars scenario of Civ II, or any other one, like Santa and the Reindeers.

Well, relax, the game is on your computer, and it will be around to play.
Then, getting your work done, you will enjoy those moments more, wondering why policticians in the World and others do not submit to play it, to solve some of the World's problems - read terrorists.

Others!

	05-10-2002 02:04									#36
	Support Apolyton, buy Alpha Centauri

Oh, and if nothing else, one can 'Bam' the other Civ's Cities on the small map, by clicking the mouse.

Bam, bam, bam, bam, direct hit (by centering the city on the map) or near hit. Bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam,
well, its a break from the game - something like a first person shooter.

Bam, bam, bam bam, bam bam there Xerxes, bam, bam, bam, bam your cities.

	05-10-2002 04:18									#37
	Support Apolyton buy from Amazon

quote: bam bam

Some one did a Flintsones mod?