Who can explain war weariness in detail?

[Solomwi]

Actually, I can get the same research rate in republic, for the most part. Every once in a while, I'll have a 5 or 6 turn tech, mainly the first tier in the industrial, before my labs are up and running, but once my infrastructure has caught up to the era, so to speak, I'm usually researching at 4 turns and raking in plenty of cash, to boot. The unit support cancels out a good chunk of the corruption loss, and even more in some cases.

Police stations are wonderful for corruption and, yes, they still help WW effects even if you build US. Police stations keep the first 25% of your population happy that would otherwise go unhappy due to WW. US placates one citizen in each city.

Who says civ3 can't be a builder game?

Bah. Build to conquer.

[Kuciwalker]

war

[Solomwi]

Originally posted by Kuciwalker
Of course, if you don't go to war in the first place, everything's fine

Yeah, but what's the point?

[Kuciwalker]

I dunno. Spaceship victory, I guess, and UN.

[Solomwi]

Originally posted by Kuciwalker
I dunno. Spaceship victory, I guess, and UN.

Meh.

[Kuciwalker]

My thoughts exactly.

[anti patriot]

UN? Spaceship?

[GePap]

democracy is a good war government- you build up such a lead, any war should be fast, brutal and one sided. quick enough to end quickly- and of course, if things do end up draggin on, raise the luxuries and you will still have an OK research rate so you don;t fall behind, and plenty of money to rush things.

[Tattila the Hun]

When at war, does disbanding units count towards WW? The new animation got me worried...

[Solomwi]

I don't think so, since WW is enemy-specific, meaning it distinguishes who killed your unit.

[Kuciwalker]

Originally posted by GePap
democracy is a good war government- you build up such a lead, any war should be fast, brutal and one sided. quick enough to end quickly- and of course, if things do end up draggin on, raise the luxuries and you will still have an OK research rate so you don;t fall behind, and plenty of money to rush things.

Republic is better - no way Demo is eight turns of anarchy better than Republic.

[Last Conformist]

Originally posted by GePap
democracy is a good war government- you build up such a lead, any war should be fast, brutal and one sided. quick enough to end quickly- and of course, if things do end up draggin on, raise the luxuries and you will still have an OK research rate so you don;t fall behind, and plenty of money to rush things.

If you'd stayed in Rep, you could've attacked 20 turns earlier, had a more exciting war, and have the enemy dead and forgotten 'fore you'd be ready to attack in Demo.