For the sake of discovery, I'm leaving. Anyone with me?

[connorkimbro]

The time has come where the focus of these forms is switching from us giving our ideas to firaxis, to firaxis telling us what the game will be like. I've drooled and salivated over the few bits of information that have been released, and likely, more and more information will come out. However, part of the fun for me is discovery, finding out how things work, and all the cool frills and bits of atmosphere and game mechanics that i never knew until i played the game. Hopefully, firaxis realizes this, and keeps the majority of info secret. But whether they do or not, i'll be withdrawing myself from the civ3 forums, and in fact won't even look at the civ3 website at all. I'll be back when the game is released.

See ya, hopefully, in a few short months.

[BorderPatrol]

whatever.

[Provost Harrison]

Fair do's, I can't blame you mate. I dunno if it will work like that because you are going to have to know the basics of the game before you start. For me, I just enjoy having some kind of insight into the game and know where to start when I get the game.

But yours could be a good decision. See ya around the off-topic

[Inverse Icarus]

nope. i dont want any discovery.

i want to know all the dissapointments (MAD)

[M. le Comte]

The seek for happiness has been an enough strong motivation for him to write a novel on it. Please observe a silencious minute.

However, and whatever, Firaxis team and Infogram must have thought to the problems of pre-information. Be sure that they will keep their secrets deep inside their dungeon.

Indeed, we are passionately players
they are passionately busyness men.