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I really like seafaring. The trait I normally try to always play with is industrious just because it's a great trait, but I really like the seafaring trait.Long-time poster on Apolyton and WePlayCiv
Consul of Apolyton from the 1st Civ3 Inter-Site Democracy Game (ISDG)
7th President of Apolyton in the 1st Civ3 Democracy Game
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Hmm...
I like Expansionist for the same reason Aeson does, namely that it makes the early-game a lot more thought-intensive. I also really enjoy playing Religious: it's like putting on a pair of really comfy shoes just before a long long trek (I hope that metaphor makes sense).
Overall, however, I would have to go with Agricultural. Currently I'm not entirely happy with it because: 1) it's overplayed, 2) people reload to get good starts then complain it's too powerful (this should not bother me, but for some reason it does), and 3) it is a bit too powerful. Nonetheless, for me it remains the most interesting (i.e. game-altering) trait. It adds focus to the early-game.
I find Seafaring to be boring, because it's all about exploiting the AI in trades made possible by your quick Curragh. Starting with Alphabet means that you'll almost always go for the Philo gambit, yawn, although I suppose my problem here is not really with Seafaring per se. Industrious also bugs me because it screws up my early-game math. Maybe I should play it more.And her eyes have all the seeming of a demon's that is dreaming...
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Tough question, especially the way it's worded.
Favorite? To me, that means "most fun". Probably industrious, scientific, or expansionist.
Obviously though, if I'm playing a game that I absolutely HAVE to win, then it's agricultural."Got the rock from Detroit, soul from Motown"
- Kid Rock "American Badass"
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Probably a toss up between militaristic, religious, and seafaring.
Preferrably 2 of those in a combo.One who has a surplus of the unorthodox shall attain surpassing victories. - Sun Pin
You're wierd. - Krill
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I also really enjoy playing Religious: it's like putting on a pair of really comfy shoes just before a long long trek (I hope that metaphor makes sense).
I hate anarchy nearly as much as I hate corruption (anarchy is obviously worse, but it's temporary, whereas corruption is ongoing), and I have always been a little nutty about keeping my citizens happy. Especially now that I have discovered the power of Communism in Conquests, I find the 1-turn anarchy very nice. Prior to that discovery, I'd make 1 switch: despotism -> republic. So at most I was saving what, 7 turns (that's still a big savings, though!). Now I could save 14.
-Arriangrog want tank...Grog Want Tank... GROG WANT TANK!
The trick isn't to break some eggs to make an omelette, it's convincing the eggs to break themselves in order to aspire to omelettehood.
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I avoid Agr like the plague.
It almost feels like cheating...One who has a surplus of the unorthodox shall attain surpassing victories. - Sun Pin
You're wierd. - Krill
An UnOrthOdOx Hobby
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Originally posted by UnOrthOdOx
I avoid Agr like the plague.
It almost feels like cheating...Long-time poster on Apolyton and WePlayCiv
Consul of Apolyton from the 1st Civ3 Inter-Site Democracy Game (ISDG)
7th President of Apolyton in the 1st Civ3 Democracy Game
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