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  • #46
    Originally posted by The Vagabond


    What I don't like in Civ3 is that expansionistic drive seems to be much more important than in Civ2. In Civ2, I used to enjoy games with a small number of cities, e.g. just three cities on a large map (and on Deity level, of course). I greatly enjoyed observing how much more efficient was my three-city empire .
    Hardly an empire with 3 citys !!!!!

    the thing i hated most about civ2 was people doing one city challenges..... damn those bastards ~!~~~~

    I never enjoyed the micromanaging needed to win on higher levels in Civ2 it was all too fidly, all the caravan building YUKYY..


    Civ 3 lets me build my empire manage it and make war if i so choose....

    i prefer civ 3 in all aspects except multiplay....

    civ2 still has the best feel for mp civ3 is just too slow .....
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    • #47
      heheheh, I thought the best thing about civ2 was the diety level OCC. still never managed to start a spaceship in 0 AD unfortunately.

      civ3 is definitely much more difficult. The few games I've started at diety have been very short lived, so I rnomally start at Regent or the level just above.
      AH has shrink shop open, and if you want advice from an Aussie who thinks he's a horse that likes having a gay Greek general riding his backside then that's still available. - Lancer

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