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SlowThinker
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homeless, Praha, Czech Republic
Jan 2000 time: 06:28
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quote: Originally posted by War4ever
its too hard to police...thats what its good for... |
Again: running 2nd computer is also hard to police.
A player that would black-click though it would be forbidden is a cheater and he does use the 2nd computer now.
Another good point on not black-clicking is that it would bring a trusting atmosphere. Every newcomer would see that we don't cheat here. It is always hard to rob a man who trust you.
I proposed the following rule in another thread:
When loading a saved file: Try not see cities&units stats; report if these stats were noticed by error (so that others can do it too).
It is not easy not to see these stats but it helps trust too.
Last edited by SlowThinker on 30-06-2003 at 16:01
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SlowThinker
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homeless, Praha, Czech Republic
Jan 2000 time: 06:28
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quote: Originally posted by rah
At least once or twice a game I'll do a click to recenter the screen and it won't recenter. Would that make me a cheat? |
No. Everybody knows it is possible to do it in error. But maybe you should warn the opponent you did it.
I tested black-clicking on a city now. If you right-click then the screen always centers.
Only problem is that you may need to press 'v' to get back to the 'units mode'. But I think it is worth of the effort.
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SlowThinker
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homeless, Praha, Czech Republic
Jan 2000 time: 06:28
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BTW centering map by right-clicking in place of left-clicking is safer since you cannot unfortify your unit.
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SlowThinker
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homeless, Praha, Czech Republic
Jan 2000 time: 06:28
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I can't imagine how do you play with black-clicking. Do you all start to click heavily on the map in turn 2 or 3, until you find cities, then send units in that direction?
Or do it only some of players?
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rah
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Apolyton Prince of Moderators, Master of Reason
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Lord of the Ferrets
Jan 1970 time: 23:28
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Actually I use it quite infrequently. Early in the game if I recognize the hut pattern (or use hutfinder) and I have a choice between two possible hut locations, I'll click on both to see if one is an inland sea.
Sometimes I'll try to define an inland sea to see the fastest way around. When you're on cont. 1, you can't use it to outline the coast.
And in the midgame, If I uncover a whale and I'm near someone's territory, I'll click on the squares that reach the whale to see if it's already in use.
Or if i move a unit 3 squares away from one of my cities and I just happen to notice that it's now closer to another city, I may click to see where it is.
Other than these not frequent situations, I don't use it. I never just start black clicking to search for cities, it would drive me crazy.
Maybe that's why I really don't mind it being used. I really don't use it that much so I don't think it's a big deal. If someone else wants to blackclick all night, that's his problem. There are many ways to locate enemy cities, black clicking is the most boring. I play civ to have fun, not be bored.
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SlowThinker
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homeless, Praha, Czech Republic
Jan 2000 time: 06:28
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quote: Originally posted by rah
If someone else wants to blackclick all night, that's his problem. |
But if you don't know if the opponent does it or not then you cannot estimate time when he could be able find you.
quote: There are many ways to locate enemy cities, black clicking is the most boring. |
near to city 'XXX' in city window
bribe cost for capital
What else?
quote: Originally posted by War4ever
i know hutfinder doesn't tell you what the hut or specials will be , but IMO, it ruins some of the fun |
I agree that the best situation is to be a newbie. But some fun is ruined (also without the hutfinder) after you find out there are some patterns. More you know these pattern, more of fun is out. Theoretically, after lot of studying you can understand patterns perfectly so that you need no Hutfinder.
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