I've been reading for several weeks now and been content to do that without commenting but this recent discussion on seriousness has propted me to put my opinion forth.
I also think of the CivII game as just ("just" lol) that, "a game" and role play it as such. Some of the comments on this (and other) posts seem to indicate that players will treat you differently in future games depending on how you play in a current game. Is it not possible for a player to play as a bloodthirsty treacherous individual in one game and a leader in diplomatic non-aggression in another? I would hope that the actions of different games would have no bearing on how a player is treated.
On another thread someone points out how MWHC plays in two different "styles" with two different handles. The fact that he feels the need is disappointing to me and backs up SF's post above. A civilization should be judged on it's actions since 4000bc and not on the actions of an entirely different timeline (IMO).
(On rereading this it seems a pretty serious post for someone who doesn't want the game to get to serious plus it likely should have a thread of it's own. Sorry for interupting I may be thrown out of Canada for being so rude
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I also think of the CivII game as just ("just" lol) that, "a game" and role play it as such. Some of the comments on this (and other) posts seem to indicate that players will treat you differently in future games depending on how you play in a current game. Is it not possible for a player to play as a bloodthirsty treacherous individual in one game and a leader in diplomatic non-aggression in another? I would hope that the actions of different games would have no bearing on how a player is treated.
On another thread someone points out how MWHC plays in two different "styles" with two different handles. The fact that he feels the need is disappointing to me and backs up SF's post above. A civilization should be judged on it's actions since 4000bc and not on the actions of an entirely different timeline (IMO).
(On rereading this it seems a pretty serious post for someone who doesn't want the game to get to serious plus it likely should have a thread of it's own. Sorry for interupting I may be thrown out of Canada for being so rude
<font size=1 color=444444>[This message has been edited by Sparrowhawk (edited May 31, 1999).]</font>
<font size=1 color=444444>[This message has been edited by Sparrowhawk (edited June 06, 1999).]</font>
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