Some research on Civ3

[Libertarian]

1. How long have you played Civ2?

b) 3-4 years

2. What best describes your strategy in Civ2?

b) Usually try to get to Alpha Centauri

3. Which statement best describes your level of satisfaction with Civ3?

d) not very satisfied

[Skanky Burns]

c
b
c

I like most aspects of Civ 3. However, late-game tedium really brings the its score down for me.

[techumseh]

I want to see a full regression anlysis!

A couple of cross-tabs is all you're gonna get!

[Oho]

Ave !!

a,e,c

- Oho -

[catullus]

abc

[DaveV]

a,e,b

I've played a handful of AC victories, but "always world conquest" is a lot closer than "usually".

[nato]

A couple of cross-tabs is all you're gonna get!

Slacker! I want a graph!! Lots of graphs!!!

[Killerdaffy]

b
d
b

[Arrian]

1) a
2) a (however, always tried to knock the AI down to 1 city first)
3) b

-Arrian

[Martinus Magnificus]

1 - b
2 - d
3 - c

I don't have a problem with changing strategies. I DO have a problem with defecting cities decimating huge armies, espionage being almost impossible and turns taking over 5 minutes to complete...

[mmmBEER]

Re: Some research on Civ3

1. How long have you played Civ2? [Civ TWO]

b) 3-4 years (though it's been awhile since I've played)

2. What best describes your strategy in Civ2? [Civ TWO]

c) Sometimes Alpha Cetauri, sometimes world conquest

3. Which statement best describes your level of satisfaction with Civ3? [Civ THREE] ]

c) Somewhat satisfied

I find that the addition of culture etc. has been directly tied to my satisfaction with the game. I was never a big war monger until CIV3, where on higher levels its hard not to be.

My really only successful high level games has been a combination of really heavy expansion and a bunch of bullying. On the lower levels (i.e. my first games) I was much happier 'cuz I liked the culture aspect.

[TinCow]

b)
c)
a)

[geoffbland]

a - since early days of Civ1
c - usually decide up front whether to go AC or conquest
c - as good as Civ2 just different

[wotan321]

1) a
2) e
3) c

[friendj]

acb