It's an interesting topic for debate. I am not the first to think of this nor do i even currently play with this rule. However i did play a game this way not to long ago.
Most of us , and certainly everyone i play with regularly agrees to a no city bribe rule, amongst some other rules we play with. In our circles they are known as "Rah rules" but don't mention that out loud because he doesn't like it
Considering there is some discussion going on about attack bonuses ,barb attack strength, and building on mountains, i thought i would bring up the topic of the Great Wall.
In a duel i played no city bribe , no Great Wall. For a duel this rule should be mandatory. The Wall inhibits war to the point where the game is too peacefull.
For MP games do you think the Wall should be allowed. Think of how much more conflict there would be without it. If that raging warmonger decides to knock on your door, you may find yourself in some serious trouble. This might prevent players from just using warriors to defend what is becoming consistently more and more a "race through the tech tree game" with very little conflict
Most of us , and certainly everyone i play with regularly agrees to a no city bribe rule, amongst some other rules we play with. In our circles they are known as "Rah rules" but don't mention that out loud because he doesn't like it
Considering there is some discussion going on about attack bonuses ,barb attack strength, and building on mountains, i thought i would bring up the topic of the Great Wall.
In a duel i played no city bribe , no Great Wall. For a duel this rule should be mandatory. The Wall inhibits war to the point where the game is too peacefull.
For MP games do you think the Wall should be allowed. Think of how much more conflict there would be without it. If that raging warmonger decides to knock on your door, you may find yourself in some serious trouble. This might prevent players from just using warriors to defend what is becoming consistently more and more a "race through the tech tree game" with very little conflict
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