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THis is as revealing as a Review. I think they gonna have one tomorrow.
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I think its signifying a factory or pollution, as the Romans are already an industrial civ, it makes sense, just not sure which is correct yet.Originally posted by Lawrence of Arabia
THis is screenshot galore! These are great. If you look carefully at one, its seems like Rome is burning!Comment
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Any...more...screens...need....more....screens...
*salivating on keyboard*"Everything for the State, nothing against the State, nothing outside the State" - Benito MussoliniComment
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They said the review will be out next week on IGN.Originally posted by Lawrence of Arabia
THis is as revealing as a Review. I think they gonna have one tomorrow.AlexComment
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Panzer has same mouvement rate as cavalry"Everything for the State, nothing against the State, nothing outside the State" - Benito MussoliniComment
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Review set for early next week.PC.IGN
In any case, there seems to be plenty of meat on the single player bone, so I won't really complain (at least not until I write the review next week). In the meantime, we've got lots of screens below of my latest attempt at world domination. Check 'em out and tune in early next week for the full review
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This proves that irrigations still require water.One thing that they can't do anymore is irrigate land without a fresh supply of water. Cities along the coast had better also be near a river or lake or inland sea if you want them to grow quickly. Once you discover electricity you can irrigate anywhere. Cities on rivers become even more important as a result. Even more so since they don't require aqueducts to grow beyond a certain size. Rivers run between the map tiles now and act as impediments rather than avenues of travel. Mountains and jungles are also off limits to wheeled units unless they are traveling on a road.
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There's a nice shot of the ship bombardment overlay.Comment
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Cant wait!Originally posted by SerapisIV
Review set for early next week.
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Good news for the AI, he likes it and the AI actually plays a bit differently with different Civs, no generic AI. Kick as$PC.IGN
Each civilization has two characteristics associated with it that provide unique bonuses and reveal a bit about their playing style (when handled by the AI at least).Comment
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If you look closely at the screen titled conquest, by the city of Lyon, you can see soemthing which says "Sir, we've captured a catapult!""Everything for the State, nothing against the State, nothing outside the State" - Benito MussoliniComment
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Huh?PC.IGN
Zones of control have been eliminated in favor of allowing certain units and units in fortresses to take opportunity fire on passing enemy units.
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Yeah, Fresh water, i.e a river. A sea is not fresh water.This proves that irrigations still require water."Everything for the State, nothing against the State, nothing outside the State" - Benito MussoliniComment
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Units with movement of more than 1 or 2 have ZOC i think. And units with range have a ZOC inside that range i think. Fortresses must i guess give ZOC to fortified infantry with movemetn 1quote:
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Zones of control have been eliminated in favor of allowing certain units and units in fortresses to take opportunity fire on passing enemy units.
Huh?"Everything for the State, nothing against the State, nothing outside the State" - Benito MussoliniComment
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