Reply With Quoteso cities have to be near rivers to build nuke plants?
or will irrigation do? and what if you take the worker off after you build the plant?
Either there is a bug in the game, or a typo in the civilopedia concerning nuclear plants. The civilopedia say they can be made in any city with water (salt or fresh) in its radius. In the game, the water has to be fresh, and it has to have a worker on it. You can't share a source between cities, or build nuclear plants on seacoasts =[ Can someone clarify whether this is a bug or typo?
Other than this, civ3 rocks thus far. Can't wait for multiplayer support.
so cities have to be near rivers to build nuke plants?
or will irrigation do? and what if you take the worker off after you build the plant?
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I could build a plant in the other city as well, after i moved workers around.
About the need of water, in nuclear plants is very necessary to have large amounts of water to refrigerate the excess of heat that it produces (no water? oh no! BOUM!).
About the bug with the coast... Well... I don't know. Probably occurs in cities that have a reduced coastal entrance (like a straight gulf).
Well, a bug is a bug...
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