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Ed O'War
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Los Angeles, CA
Mar 2002 time: 21:24
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Trip did a Civil War scenario for Civ III. You should be able to download it here, or at Civfanatics. Hope this helps.
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H Tower
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it's not in the files directory Ed, guess I'll have to go look at CFC
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Ed O'War
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Los Angeles, CA
Mar 2002 time: 21:24
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You don't have to delete all the other techs, simply set their era to None and they will disappear and be unavailable to research. However, you may want to consider renaming the other technologies instead of omitting them to customize the tech tree of your scenario.
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H Tower
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quote: Originally posted by FNBrown
Question... if I set the scenario to start in the industrial age, and delete all the technologies after Nationalism and Steam power, will that effectively cap my tech tree without crashing the game? |
you still need to have future tech available to research, or at least you do for civ2, i'm not sure how civ3 handles reaching the end of the tech tree
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Ed O'War
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Los Angeles, CA
Mar 2002 time: 21:24
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After you've exhausted all available technologies (presumably at the end of the Modern Era), you automatically start researching Future Technology. You can't change or modify Future Tech in Civ III, other than to change it's cost.
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H Tower
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ahh, noted for future reference
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