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    Game too slow.

    Ok i used to have a celeron 333Mhz, i could not play the game because after a while it took a long hour for the ai to play. Now i bought a amd 2600+, 512memory and nvidia 5700, but the problem remains. I started a game (conquest) in an earth map 180*180 with 7 civs, i am now at 1300 AD and it takes 5min to the ai to play and it gets worse. Is there anything i can do ?

    Sorry for the bad english, I like the game a lot but cant play 5-6 turns every hour:/
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  • #2
    Wow, you tried to a game with a 333Mhz celeron...

    180*180 that 'huge' setting right?
    Even then, with only 7 civ's that shouldn't happen, certainly not that soon.

    What's running in the background...etc...?
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    • #3
      Nothing i have closed everything before start playing. The game is at sid so there are a lot of units, but still i was hoping it would be like civ2 with the new pc. I guess i was wrong, maybe i should play in a smaller map and hope it will be better.

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      • #4
        As far as I can see, Lykeas, that machine should run the game fine. 180x180 is slightly larger than Huge (160x160), but not enough to make a huge difference. Are you playing an archipelago map? Have you checked Task Manager to make sure there aren't programs running that you're unaware of?
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        • #5
          Post the save so someone else could give it a go and see how it runs on his box.

          I'd do it - my specs are similar-ish - but don't have civ installed anymore.
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          • #6
            i usually play on 256x256 maps. i basically must leave a couple background programs on since i'd have a whole lot of waiting anyways and need something to do.

            anyone like the idea of Medieval: Total War's loading thingy, where you can see which AI Civ is currently active (or "thinking") and you can at least see some progress?
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            • #7
              Hi, post the save.

              You have a decent machine although the RAM could maybe be higher, do you have a decent motherboard in there or did you bolt in the cheapest model? Also, how much free space is there on your hard disk and what operating system are you running?
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              • #8
                Originally posted by bobbo008
                anyone like the idea of Medieval: Total War's loading thingy, where you can see which AI Civ is currently active (or "thinking") and you can at least see some progress?
                I like a lot of things from total war, that being one. The main thing for me would be to get the 3D environment into a Civ style game
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