09-01-2003 01:47									#31
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quote: Originally posted by ADG loan of units? That'll be a little bit bad I'd say. What happens if one of those units gets destroyed before the loan-period is over? The risk for that is pretty high...

Such are the fortunes of war. But maybe instead of loaning them outright, there would be some kind of lease--X amount of gold per turn (a low amount) and the understanding by both civs that units are lost in battle.

I was thinking primarily of loaning ships for transport to allied civs, and selling everything else to anybody who could cough up the gold.

	10-01-2003 01:56									#32
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quote: Originally posted by rmds Such are the fortunes of war. But maybe instead of loaning them outright, there would be some kind of lease--X amount of gold per turn (a low amount) and the understanding by both civs that units are lost in battle. I was thinking primarily of loaning ships for transport to allied civs, and selling everything else to anybody who could cough up the gold.

hi ,

, transports , great idea

we could even try to have both leasing and renting , why not even an option to buy the unit after so many turns , ....

one thing that we should have control over is the number of turns , ranging from a couple like two or three to forthy or more , .....

and we should have some other options also , like "if war breaks out between this and that units shall be made available at ones , ....

have a nice day