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Anyone know the rule changes to this map>?
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I'm currently playing that map and one change that I've noticed is a huge reduction in corruption. My cities that are far away are some what productive. Other than this I really don't know. -
Just load the map into the editor and have a look for your self.
In game play, there seem to be few changes. I made a couple of my own, such as making wonders work everywhere, not just on a continent (I played as England, and this is a silly restriction anyway).
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There seems to be a problem with the units and such ,
some-one wrote a patch to fix the art files .
The rules aint that great .Comment
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You know you have changed the rules too much when: You win the game in 2700 BC with a score of 40,000+ and it took you three days to do it.Comment
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Originally posted by miccofl
You know you have changed the rules too much when: You win the game in 2700 BC with a score of 40,000+ and it took you three days to do it.
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It's a good map. Just open the editor and modify things to your own liking.
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What? I have changed the rules too much? Hey wait a minute, I didn't get 40,000+ in score...my score was only 39,999Originally posted by miccofl
You know you have changed the rules too much when: You win the game in 2700 BC with a score of 40,000+ and it took you three days to do it.
And it took all 4 days
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