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I can trade luxury resources with other civilizations but it won't allow me to trade any strategic ones. I have like five extra horse resources but I can't find them in the diplomatic trade screen. what am i doing wrong?
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Perhaps the other civ already has horses and does not need to trade for them.Rhett Monroe Chassereau
"I use to be with it, then they changed what it is. And what I'm with isn't it, and what is it seems strange and scary to me." -Abe Simpson -
That is most likely, horses seem to be a lot more common than anything else.Don't try to confuse the issue with half-truths and gorilla dust!Comment
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Yes that is it, you should only get a list of things that the AI can use and you have available. You can definitely trade resources such as Iron or Horses. One other possiblity is if they do not have the tech to use it.Comment
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Somtimes, the trade and foreign advisors will mention a civ that would like trade a resource.I drink to one other, and may that other be he, to drink to another, and may that other be me!Comment
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if you play on large maps, it's difficult to find a civ that actually has any extra strategic resources.
At least any of the really useful ones..i have foundWhile there might be a physics engine that applies to the jugs, I doubt that an entire engine was written specifically for the funbags. - Cyclotron - debating the pressing issue of boobies in games.Comment
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I've always read those messages more as saying, "Gee boss, we've got more horses than we can use in five centuries. Lets go find someone who'll take some of these stupid, smelly things."
At least, I've never seen it actually mention a particular civ in those messages.Comment
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Originally posted by Bleyn
At least, I've never seen it actually mention a particular civ in those messages.
"The germans would love to have our extra iron, let's see what they'll offer."
Somthing to that effect.I drink to one other, and may that other be he, to drink to another, and may that other be me!Comment
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The trade prompts come every third pass of the cursor over a leader when viewing the foreign advisor's trade screen and every third click on "more" when you are on the diplomacy screen.Comment
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Originally posted by miccofl
The trade prompts come every third pass of the cursor over a leader when viewing the foreign advisor's trade screen and every third click on "more" when you are on the diplomacy screen.
I didn't know there was a pattern. You see, you do learn somthing new every day.
And here I am, clicking away like a mindless fool.
I drink to one other, and may that other be he, to drink to another, and may that other be me!Comment
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half the time the 'helpful' assistant suggests you trade a resource that would allow a neighbouring AI to build its UU. erm Mr. Assistant, you trying to get me killed?Comment
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Yeah, they always want me to sell oil, rubber, and aluminum to a belligerent and poweful civ that has attacked me many a time, and just needs those to send MA's over the border.Rhett Monroe Chassereau
"I use to be with it, then they changed what it is. And what I'm with isn't it, and what is it seems strange and scary to me." -Abe SimpsonComment
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he is plotting behind your back with the military advisor. You can afford to build a larger army, so why not build some tanks?Comment
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Originally posted by smellymummy
he is plotting behind your back with the military advisor. You can afford to build a larger army, so why not build some tanks?
Your half right. The Military Advisor is one of those guys that think the last war wasn't over, and gets the foregn advisor to get you to trafe resources so that other civ can start another war.
At least, that's what the comment said by that block of code... right Firaxis?
I drink to one other, and may that other be he, to drink to another, and may that other be me!Comment
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Who said "A true capitalist will even sell us the rope we will use to hang him"?? Lenin?
If your enemy really wants some uranium why don't let them have it? If they pay well of course
Don't eat the yellow snow.Comment
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