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well, i dont know about you guys, but im gonna use my PANZERES to RAZE a town near you.
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"Everything for the State, nothing against the State, nothing outside the State" - Benito Mussolini -
Civ-Specific units will proberly only give you a boost for a few battles if your a scientific nation.AlexComment
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Originally posted by Lawrence of Arabia
well, i dont know about you guys, but im gonna use my PANZERES to RAZE a town near you.
New movie: "Blitzkrieg!!" -- Coming to a theater of war near you!Comment
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Originally posted by Anunikoba
New movie: "Blitzkrieg!!" -- Coming to a theater of war near you! Good one, Anunikoba! 
"We are reducing all the complexity of billions of people over 6000 years into a Civ box. Let me say: That's not only a PkZip effort....it's a real 'picture to Jpeg heavy loss in translation' kind of thing."
- Admiral NaismithComment
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UUs and GAs
An UU really provides 2 advantages, increased basic stats and
if it wins, a Golden Age. So, if I start out with some Impis and
manage to beat up a warrior, I'll start my Golden age, get
increased production, pump out a horde of Impis an either cut
down or completely destroy a neighboring civ. An AI sniping my
explorers, Getting a GA and then come barreling down on me
is just as likely, IMHO.Comment
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Well, I think steve is right, but only for those really 133t players who can thrash the computer around at Deity due to their infinate patience. I still barely hold my own at Emperor, in Civ2, mostly because I don't have the patience to manage a huge number of cities and units, nor tweak and tweak and tweak to maximize my production. So for me, the computer's UUs just might be something to worry about.
Still, the UUs aren't that much more powerful than the regular ones. The big advantage is that you get a free GA when you use them for the first time. So what it'll really come down to is, how big an advantage is a GA?To those who understand,
I extend my hand.
To the doubtful I demand,
Take me as I am.Comment
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