What would you ameliorate first?

[geeslaka]

What I meant was that nukes and pollution should not have the same effect.
In Freeciv nukes leave fallout on adjacent squares when they explode. If there is too much fallout a cycle of nuclear winter happens. I'm not sure of the exact algorithm but in general the number of tundra/glacier spaces goes up.

[Trifna]

geeslaka: Don't answer panag, he always put stuff just for the heck of it, he doesn't really answer................

[The diplomat]

1) Stacked movement and stacked combat with bonuses to certain combined arms.
2) Great leaders, scientific, political, religious as well as military. And great leaders can rebel, taking units with them, and attacking cities.
3) Make the Ancient Age longer. Civ3 skips through it way too fast.
4) Add political factions with certain bonuses/penalties if they are in power.
5) Tech tree based on ressources, infrastructure. ie, certain techs would require certain ressources or certain city improvements in order to research.

[Panag]

Originally posted by Trifna
geeslaka: Don't answer panag, he always put stuff just for the heck of it, he doesn't really answer................

hi ,

ah no , .......

and no , for your info i dont put stuff for the heck of it , unlike yourself who just makes a post like you did , for the heck of it , ...... in a game thread , ....

have a nice day

[geeslaka]

You keep that nice day, you need it more.

[Immortal Wombat]

1) Stacked movement and combat
2) Remove settler system, replace with Public Works or similar (and thus allow oceanic tile improvements)
3) Add a scriping language
4) Remove culture-flipping
5) Alter strategic resources model.

[Trifna]

Wombat, what does "scriping language" mean? It's not in the Merriam Webster...

[Immortal Wombat]

an in-game programming language somewhat similar to CtP2's SLIC language, which lets you code effects to events in the game.

[geeslaka]

Trifna: You are seriously deprived if you don't know what a scripting language is.

[CivPatriot]

1. Stabilty-affected by your diplomatic deals and your handing of certian domestic sitution(like what EU2 has).

2. all units cost something, but once you exceed your limit it becomes progressivly more expensive to field units(again like Eu2).

3. revamp combat system(return to the HP/F sytem of civ2, and allow for easy build armiess that fight as a unit.

[:) Smiley]

Rather than throw in more and more features, old ones that don't see much use should get pulled. Civ3 is far more complex than the original Civ but not necessarily more enjoyable. It also makes it easier for the AI to learn so that it can be a match for the human without cheating.

[Panag]

Originally posted by Smiley
Rather than throw in more and more features, old ones that don't see much use should get pulled. Civ3 is far more complex than the original Civ but not necessarily more enjoyable. It also makes it easier for the AI to learn so that it can be a match for the human without cheating.

hi ,

the problem is that it does not learn fast enough , .....

its to small for that , ...

have a nice day

[Trifna]

geeslaka: Perhaps you know, but it doesn't mean everyone does.

Besides, it was written scriping language, and not scripTing language.