Half-Price Wonders?

[alva]

Need I remind you that to build a wonder, you need to still get the tech in a timely matter, which will make Industrious dicey at high levels, especially as production is lost in civ4 if the wonder isn't completed.

Also, you need to actually finish a wonder for the (Ind)trait to be of any use at all, where as some other traits - even if less powerfull - will work for you nomatter what happens.

[alva]

Agressiveness: (Replaces Military) War Monglers will love it, Pacifists will hate it even more than in Civ III.

Why? Pacifist could look at it as: a smaller (defensive) force but better equiped.

[James]

Creative / Spiritual

Agressiveness / Industrious

[Tripledoc]

Doesn't Spiritual also give double production speed of cathedrals, and not only temples? See link.

http://www.jeuxvideo.com/screenshots/00014/00014183_036_news.htm

[joncnunn]

There's no seperate offensive and defensive ratings in Civ IV.

So your army needs to pretty much be composed of the same type of units that it would if you were going on the offensive. Maybe slightly more weight to artillery type and also trading away mobility for power, but that's about it.

Originally posted by alva

Agressiveness: (Replaces Military) War Monglers will love it, Pacifists will hate it even more than in Civ III.

Why? Pacifist could look at it as: a smaller (defensive) force but better equiped.

[realpolitic]

Einstein said the most powerful concept in the universe is compound interest. War is especially valuable in the begining of the game. Aggresiveness will pay off hansomely.

[Velociryx]

With nothing to go on but the blurbs here, my money would be on Organized/Expansive as the toughest nut to crack....

-=Vel=-