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Civ Log Wanted
A while back, some people referred to the logs they keep on their games. I've realized that my scribbled notes aren't telling me enough. Anyone have a log format they would be willing to share?
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Civ2 Demo Game #1 City-Planner, President, Historian
Civ2 Demo Game #2 Minister of War,President, Minister of Trade, Vice President, City-Planner
Civ2 Demo Game #3 President, Minister of War, President
Civ2 Demo Game #4 Despot, City-Planner, Consul -
Strange, I seem to recall several people offerring their logs back many months. No one will save me from reinventing the wheel now?
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Proud Warrior of the O.W.L. Alliance...Civ2 Demo Game #1 City-Planner, President, Historian
Civ2 Demo Game #2 Minister of War,President, Minister of Trade, Vice President, City-Planner
Civ2 Demo Game #3 President, Minister of War, President
Civ2 Demo Game #4 Despot, City-Planner, Consul -
I guess not!
CB...I'll be taking a vacation the last two weeks of August and need a replacement in my Diplo game...let me know (ICQ) if you're interested....
Good luck on the log.
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Bring it!
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To my knowledge people simply use a spreadsheet with the demographics as a gamelog. If you do it consistenly every 5 turns or so (and keep at it) you can learn a lot about your own and other people's playing style.
What I would really want is a real log like they had in Civ1 (Civ1 didn't include demographics though, it was only a history log). But I still find it strange that they didn't include it in Civ2, programming wise it's quite simple.
Maybe it's time we launched a petition to release the source for Civ2?
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Elie A. Shneour Skeptical InquirerComment
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Cavebear,
If you are really serious about wanting a log, then I'll see if I can find some of the ones that I was using for the OCC games awhile ago. I find keeping a log is more work than I think it is worth.
KenComment
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Cavebear - as in most things, different strokes for different folks. Here's how I do it:
http://apolyton.net/forums/Forum3/HTML/000748.htmlComment
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