18-06-2003 07:36									#1
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It annoys me that when playing a game with more than eight civs, you won't be able to see them all on the foreign advisor screen. It's hard to keep track of who has mpp with who if they aren't on that screen. I wish they had fixed it in the previous patches, maybe they'll do it in conquest, but probably not.

	18-06-2003 07:54									#2
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You can't see them all at the same time, but you can switch them out for the AI civs you can't see with PTW and it's patches.

It would be nice however if they allowed all of them to be seen at one time, if for nothing else the reason you stated. Hint, hint Atari.

	18-06-2003 15:40									#3
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Yeah i agree, being able to see all the civs and their relations to one another at the same time would be extremely helpful.

	18-06-2003 16:34									#4
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quote: Originally posted by Flip McWho Yeah i agree, being able to see all the civs and their relations to one another at the same time would be extremely helpful.

Yes, but it would be terrific with 31 civs!

	18-06-2003 17:13									#5
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You'd probably need to play the game using two monitors.

	18-06-2003 18:56									#6
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quote: Originally posted by meps It annoys me that when playing a game with more than eight civs, you won't be able to see them all on the foreign advisor screen. It's hard to keep track of who has mpp with who if they aren't on that screen. I wish they had fixed it in the previous patches, maybe they'll do it in conquest, but probably not.

hi ,

get PTW , then you can change them all if you want

have a nice day

	19-06-2003 22:03									#7
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Clearly the only solution to this problem is to destroy the other civs until there are only eight left.

	19-06-2003 22:49									#8
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quote: Originally posted by johncmcleod Clearly the only solution to this problem is to destroy the other civs until there are only eight left.

That IS the best solution. But if you're playing a builder game then it's not so easy. If I haven't destroyed enough civs to make the advisor screen palatable then I tend to just keep the "superpowers" up and occasionally check on the "second tier". It's not always the perfect solution though.

	21-06-2003 05:05									#9
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What is MPP again, Mutual Pummeling Pact?

Actually, I tend to keep my 7 closest neighbors in the advisor's screen. Of course, these change with time as I absorb my neighbors.

	21-06-2003 05:08									#10
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For the record, you don't need PTW to switch the cives, just SHIFT-right click on the civ you want to change and you get a list of the other civs availible.

	21-06-2003 06:40									#11
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I just keep whoever is closest to me and is worth keeping an eye on, and then anyone else who is a "superpower" (or any sort of power).

Being a builder, I generally don't absorb too many neighbors

	21-06-2003 07:19									#12
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quote: Being a builder, I generally don't absorb too many neighbors

You will Luke, you will

Seriously, I don't know what level you are playing, but the more up you go , the more warmonger you (have) to be.
The longer you stay here, the better you will get...
So if you want to stay a builder, run..., run I tell you
(just kidding, well sort of)

	21-06-2003 08:23									#13
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I always have played Monarch...

Maybe I should increase the pressure... Emperor perhaps?