Favourite Civ Feature So Far

[Alex 14]

Whats the best looking bit about Civ 3?

[Ralf]

I voted "other", but I meant that many features is just as good and its hard to prioritize them in any particular order.

Culture, Trade, resources, the way economy and resources are linked with warfare, and (if the AI can andle it) diplomacy, and so on.

[TechWins]

Alex you sure do post a lot of polls. What multiplayer options would you be talking about? The ones they aren't ready to discuss?

I would also have to say other for the same reason Ralf did. It's all good.

[marcuspeddle]

All of the Above!

When I read the newest preview today I was impressed by all of the new changes and improvements they are adding to the game. There's nothing I like more than anything else but perhaps the culture and diplomacy is a little more exciting.

[Sabre2th]

I voted for culture, but there are really quite a few nice features in civ3. I guess I'll have to play it before I can really judge. You also seem to have left out resources. Resources will have some big effects on the way the game plays, they deserved their own category.

[Nikolai]

I voted on culture, but I would have voted on more of the available options if possible. It's just so much good in this game!!!

[KoalaBear33]

I'm kind of dissapointed with Civ III. The game is way too conservative and doesn't have enough improvements. Anyway, I'll say culture is what I'm looking forward to right now.

KoalaBear33

[java4me]

I put other because I would have chosen All of the Above!

[Imran Siddiqui]

I assume Resources is under "New Trade System"? I voted for that based on that assumption.

[Alex 14]

Yeah. So did I, it adds more depth to the game, and makes 'trade embargo' a decent threat.

[Alex 14]

Originally posted by TechWins
Alex you sure do post a lot of polls.

I just love Apolyton's new features.

[DATarbell]

I voted 'other', thinking of all of the new things relating to resources. From what I have gathered: 1) they aren't visible until you have discovered the technology that would make them worthwhile, 2) they can be accessed even while they are outside a city's "sphere of influence" via roads and colonies, 3) they become critical to the production of certain units and/or city improvements, and 4) they become an integral part of the trade system, in turn having a significant impact of the diplomacy aspect of the game.

[Kenobi]

I voted culture, in the hope that it will do as promised, and make it much harder to conquer enemy cities. CII didn't go far enough with partisan units.

[SerapisIV]

I hated partisan units and thought they were very unrealistic. I hope they're excluded

[Alexander I]

Alex you sure do post a lot of polls.

I think you're referring to me. Unfortunately Alew 14 and I are not the same person. Apologies to Alex14 if you've lately been posting a lot of polls.