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Re: Ahh - I can't built any units!
No, you got it wrong.Originally posted by Fiil
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I just discovered gunpowder, so all my medieval units gets obsolete and I can't built them anymore.
Gunpowder makes all the ancient units obsolete, not medieval units. You can still build knights and crusaders, say.(\__/) 07/07/1937 - Never forget
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Re: Ahh - I can't built any units!
I would think that a resource that significant and important would be readily available so those events wouldn't occur. I doubt your Knights would be obsolete by Gunpowder though.Originally posted by Fiil
Until the discovery of gunpowder all salpetre resources on the map were hidden, so I didn't know where they were.
Now, I find that they all lie out of my reach. My opponents haven't made the discovery yet, so I can't trade the resource from them either.
While I travel around the world beginning to construct distant colonies and connect them to my cities. Meanwhile my enemies continue to launch armies of knights and catapults against my cities. But I - Ahh - I can't built any units!!
Iron deposits, for example, would HAVE to be plentiful in the world, at least near Civ starting points, since it is of great importance to defense and growth. Otherwise the game would get unbalanced, especially if the provider of the Iron hates you.
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