Changes in C3C...

[Azeem]

Two turns is a lot better than having to wait 6 turns.

[MrWhereItsAt]

Originally posted by Theseus
What info, MWIA?

Sorry, the Australian National University are being b*stards with Internet allocation to guests

I meant any of the above info posted about C3C and changes to units etc that may have been missed out from your spreadsheet.

[MrWhereItsAt]

Just realised there's a few that haven;t made it into swat_spas2's list:

Wonders
The following Wonders had their attributes changed:

Colossus
PtW: Expansionistic, Religious, Commercial
C3C: Expansionistic, Seafaring, Commercial

Cure for Cancer
PtW: Scientific
C3C Scientific & Acgricultural

Great Lighthouse
PtW: Expansionistic & Commercial
C3C: Expansionistic, Commercial, Seafaring

[I]Hanging Gardens[/I
PtW: Industrious
C3C: Industrious & Agricultural

Hoover Dam
PtW: Industrious
C3C: Industrious & Agricultural

Magellan's Expedition
PtW: Expansionistic & Commercial
C3C: Expansionistic, Commercial, Seafaring

The Pyramids
PtW: Industrious & Religious
C3C: Industrious, Religious, Agricultural

Smith's Trading Company
PtW: Commercial
C3C: Commercial & Seafaring

Women's Suffrage
PtW: Militaristic
C3C: Agricultural

Also, the following wonders gained the ability to become tourist attractions:

Colossus
Copernicus' Observatory
Great Library
Great Lighthouse
Great Wall
Hangin Gardens
Hoover Dam
JS Bach's Cathedral
Leonardo's Workshop
Mausoleul of Mausollos
Newton's University
Oracle
Pyramids
Shakespeare's Theater
Sistine Chapel
Statue of Zeus
Temple of Artemis
United Nations

This info wasn't in the manual either! I had to get it the hard way....

[swat-spas2]

Good catch. I thought I had the tourist attraction thing list somewhere on my list (on HD), but alas it only said building-based wonders. D'oh. Wonder attributes apparently slipped my mind as a game factor (most of us warmongers don't get golden ages that way.. )

[conmcb25]

OK I have a question on the seafaring trait.

You get a commerce bonus if "coastal".

What does that mean?

Can "coastal" also include inland lakes?

Thats my real question.

Thanks

[vmxa1]

I nevr measured it, but I would think so. Inland lakes are actually coastal tiles, so they should get the bonus.

[Risa]

No, they are not. You can't build ships at those cities, so as to any improvement required "coastal".

[MrWhereItsAt]

The Commerce bonus means an extra trade arrow in towns/cities etc that are built on coast.

Am looking around for examples of the latter question to answer it properly.

[DrSpike]

Originally posted by conmcb25
Can "coastal" also include inland lakes?

Thats my real question.

Thanks

No. Founding next to an inland lake is the same as founding anywhere.

[swat-spas2]

Inland lakes are sources of fresh water. You need a sea square in the lake in order for it to qualify as a coastal area. If you cannot build a harbor there, I would assume the game knows its not a coastal town. Most inland lakes are just free aqueducts in other words.