Barbarian love

[dmd175]

I didn't think this was possible, or at least I'd never seen it. In the attached picture, a Jute barbarian warrior and a Hun barbarian warrior occupy the same tile.

This is a game where I'm Babylon (red) playing C3C 1.22 with AU Mod. The barb camp in the picture is a Jute camp. Orange is the English.

[punkbass2000]

Barbs are all considered to be one civ, I believe. That's why you have to remove all barbs in order to have a 32nd civ on the map.

[bongo]

It is rare only because barbs of one tribe will normally be dead before the next tribe shows up


OT: I think you could play the barbs in both civ and civ2. Pretty pointless as you couldn't build anything, or even keep plundered cash

[Tattila the Hun]

Duh! Wine, women and song ain't cheap, y'know.

[bongo]

I think I played the barbs in civ2 by using the cheat menu(oh how I miss it). The effects on cities was...weird. As long as the AI were controlling the barbs, their cities never riot, and can always build decent units. After taking over, any *new* cities suddenly got the same happiness probs any normal despot cities would, except you couldn't build anything but warriors...

I think the way barbs work in civ3 nowadays is an area with much untapped potential.

[Datajack Franit]

dial B for bugs