10-07-2003 05:35									#31
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The most great leaders I ever get per game is only a measly ONE.

	10-07-2003 06:45									#32
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quote: Great Leader do they grow on trees ?

No, they hatch from battle!
Large map (the 12 civ size); Modern Age Rome. 21 leaders so far -- I sequentially number the units' names that cause them to keep track.

A commercial, non-religious civ can stay in Monarchy the whole game if they're big enough.

	10-07-2003 07:29									#33
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That is what I do, give them seq numbers, that is no problem in this game. I once had 55 leaders.

	10-07-2003 11:29									#34
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You don't have to rename the unit once it produces a GL. If you click the X to skip the renaming, an * appears in the unit info.

	10-07-2003 11:38									#35
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Ah, but we CHOOSE to, you DUNEy person!

	10-07-2003 12:51									#36
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quote: Originally posted by theNiceOne Its not unnatural, only unlikely... ...just as it is unlikely to get 20 heads when you flip a coing 20 times. But the 20 heads has the exact chance of happening as any other single head/tail combination, i.e. a little less than 1 in 1 million. This means that if 10 million people each flip a coing 20 times, you can expect that 10 of the get 20 heads. So, with civ3 as with flipping a coin, since the results are random, even the very unlikely combinations will happen once in a while. There would be something wrong if a low chance combination could never happen though.

10 million people fliping a coin 20 time can also end up with none getting 20 heads or tails.