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Originally posted by indeliblemerson
what does the term whipping mean?
what does the term whipping mean?
RJM
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Sacrificing population to complete a building under slavery.
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in what situation did you hear wippingHmm........Is this a good idear ?Comment
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I read about whipping in several threads. Here is an example.Originally posted by jonta
in what situation did you hear wipping
Originally posted by Blake
It is fixed in warlords
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Also fixed is the zero-hammer whipping, you will now always be penalized if you poprush without investing any hammers first.
And on epic speed whips even give 45 hammers (instead of 44).
thanks to rlmatsleeps for the infoComment
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in this example its slavingHmm........Is this a good idear ?Comment
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UB: Unique Building (game concept introduced in Warlords)Participating in my threads is mandatory. Those who do not do so will be forced, in their next game, to play a power directly between Catherine and Montezuma.Comment
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Elepult: an attacking force consisting of a mix of elephants and catapults (possibly as few as one of each).Participating in my threads is mandatory. Those who do not do so will be forced, in their next game, to play a power directly between Catherine and Montezuma.Comment
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Some terms missing from the list:
Code:FAQAbbreviation for Frequently Asked Questions. PTBSPersistent Turn-Based Server. It is a full term referring to PiBoss. C4Abbreviation for Civilization 4. C4WAbbreviation for Civilization 4 Warlords. VanillaA term used to indicate that the original version is used, unpatched and without mods, or sometimes with no expansions. Hot SeatA play method where two or more people share the same computer to play their turns. GameSpyA multiplayer network. Also a website offering video gaming news and reviews. DIPDirect IP. A way to play multiplayer using the IP address of the computer hosting the game to login and play. DiploGameShort for Diplomacy Games. Multiplayer games with an extensive use of diplomacy. Read the FAQ. ModAbbreviation for Modification. Mods are used to expand or change the features of a game. DaggerA tactic/strategy used on an early, quick hit to eliminate or cripple an opponent. ChokeA tactic/strategy used on pillaging improvements on someone's land and cutting down his communication network. SledgehammerA tactic/strategy used on gathering a huge army and unleash it against an opponent usually in total surprise. CastleA tactic/strategy used on a less aggressive stance and focused on building rather than destroying with an eye on strong defenses. RabbitA tactic/strategy used on amassing settlers and building as many cities and as fast as possible. Comment
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CE - Cottage Economy
SE - Specialist Economy
These two terms are used quite frequently now, so should be included in the list. A description beyond their names would also be appreciated.
I'm building a wagon! On some other part of the internets, obviously (but not that other site).Comment
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UB = Unique Building
I don't think I saw it in the list. Good work.JackComment
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And the new popular EE - Espionage EconomyOriginally posted by Skanky Burns
CE - Cottage Economy
SE - Specialist Economy
These two terms are used quite frequently now, so should be included in the list. A description beyond their names would also be appreciated.
And indeed there will be time To wonder, "Do I dare?" and, "Do I dare?". t s eliotComment
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