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Settler
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Jun 2006
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I have built the Military Academy, have the Pentagon, the Heroic Epic, and built four armies from leaders. I presently want to build new armies to replace the outdated ones but cannot figure out how to do that. I have read the manual and found no instructions on how to do that. I have 39 cities in Emperor level so I figure I can build five more armies if I can just figure out how. What do I need to do or insure that I have done the requirements?
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King
Columbus, Ohio
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Nov 2002
time: 23:15
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VMxa1 is correct, but unless the army is really outdated (ancient units in industrial, midieval in modern era) I probably wouldnt. Armies make good defensive units, add an additomal unit as far as pacification of a city and have multiple attacks per turn. So even if they may no longer serve in the front lines they can still be useful. Ony if I had met the army limit would I replace them. If thats the case then they come in handy getting a corrupted city some much needed shields.
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Settler
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Jun 2006
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Question along this line...if you build an army in a particular city/town/metro and never exit the town can you replace the units as they become outdated. e.g. You create an army of say archers (3). You never leave the town where they are created. Later you might add a musketman. Still later you replace some of the units with riflemen, etc. And if this is allowed what happens if you build horseman, attack another unit as an army and immediately return to the town. Would that disqualify you from updating them? I haven't tried this yet but was curious.
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Settler
Acton, Ontario, Canada
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Apr 2001
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No, once you've loaded a unit into an army, you can never take it out or upgrade it. Units in armies can gain experience though (i.e. change from Veteran to Elite).
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