Can I change the "City Limit" from 512 to more?

[Beltz]

I want to be able to build as many cities as I want.

I'm playing this huuuuuuge game with 31 civs and by the time I had 8 cities I could not build anymore.

The cpu wait between each turn does not bother me as I just read about civs in Encarta and other encyclopedias or read a book between turns.

[Kuciwalker]

I believe there's a trainer or something that does this.

[vmxa1]

AFAIK it cannot be done. What level is that on? All of the civs managed to avg twice as many cities as you? Were you boxed in?

[asleepathewheel]

no

[Gramphos]

There is a trainer that removes the limit. But unless you have a very fast computer you would'nt want tat, since many algorithms used in the game are N² of number of cities.

[Deathwalker]

No it's hardcoded

[Beltz]

Well I Havent played in a while, I could have gotten to 10-12 cities but I waited too long.

This is on Demigod level.

What I enjoy is being the underdog for thousands of years and slowwwly catching up with tactics So I dont mind being in the bottom 5 civs out of 31.

I have an athlon 2000+ comp. Around 0AD it already takes 6 minutes per turn. If it doesnt get above 30 minutes per turn I dont mind since I study and work between each turn.

[gunkulator]

Now I remember why I usually play standard maps...

[vmxa1]

You are a very tolerant person. Even with 24 civs on 250 or 260 map on a 3.06GH system turns can get out to 25 minutes at times in modern age. It is too annoying for my taste.

[ShadowPresident]

How do you people get 31 Civs? Is this still Civ3 or Civ3C? I always play on a huge map with everything pretty much random. Once I get to 30 - 35 cities, I just raze conquered cities unless tey have wonders, 'cause I just don't wanna deal with it anymore.

[Hagbart]

It's gonna be one LOoOng game Beltz