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Elephant
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Phila PA
Aug 2002 time: 00:27
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When the flag drops the first unit into an enemy city will be healed. The situation I am asking about is when the city is yours, and your unit inside survives the assault. I saw a "healing" in this situation over the weekend, and I guess I had not been paying attention (or permitting attacks on my cities - this was an Early Landing game with minimal defenses) to see this before. A Phalanx fortified in a size 1 city was attacked by two Barb Archers. The first left the Phalanx yellow but veteran, I watched carefully (sweating profusely and praying fervently would be a better description) as the second attack failed and the Phalanx was distinctly red, but when I checked it right after the battle it had improved to yellow.
Anyone know the parameters on this kind of healing? I reran the combat a few times and saw similar results: once the Phalanx was down to yellow after the second attack, but when I checked it as soon as my turn started it was up to green, but not full-bar. So the healing seems to be something like 3-4 units of health, not a full recovery like conquering a city.
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Elephant
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Phila PA
Aug 2002 time: 00:27
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Hmmm, yes, I would expect some healing if it had been inactive the next turn but between the Barb attack and the beginning of the first player turn? Unless the "healing" formula is activated at the _beginning_ of the players turn, not the end...
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Elephant
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Phila PA
Aug 2002 time: 00:27
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I thought Barbs were Civ 0 and moved first...
Did you see immediate healing of units attacked by Barbs OUTSIDE of a city, or only inside? I have only seen this inside, but I will try to pay more attention in the future.
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SlowThinker
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homeless, Praha, Czech Republic
Jan 2000 time: 06:27
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Barbs are 0, but I think it is not important. Anyway they move after purple and before white.
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Elephant
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Phila PA
Aug 2002 time: 00:27
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Good link, Tim. I missed that one. Thanks.
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Elephant
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Phila PA
Aug 2002 time: 00:27
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Check Tim's link: all of that is in there...
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