Originally posted by Cort Haus
War is fun in civ 3, but peace is too. Peace-play means a trading game, where you battle the other civs on the diplomacy screen. It can get a bit quiet in the late game if you're miles ahead, and that's where the diplowin comes in handy. I think that building a modest but more advanced, productive, and peaceful civ than the rivals is a worthy victory condition.
For me, there is a point at which moving 200-odd units each turn while relentlessly munching up city after city loses some of its edge.
War is fun in civ 3, but peace is too. Peace-play means a trading game, where you battle the other civs on the diplomacy screen. It can get a bit quiet in the late game if you're miles ahead, and that's where the diplowin comes in handy. I think that building a modest but more advanced, productive, and peaceful civ than the rivals is a worthy victory condition.
For me, there is a point at which moving 200-odd units each turn while relentlessly munching up city after city loses some of its edge.
PEACENIKS OF ALL THE WORLD, UNITE !
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