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Isn't it a 'respawn AI player' in the options? Try to disband all cities but a few, pillage all improvements and withdraw to some remote place and wait for the AI to rise again 
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Re: i havw played untill 2100 can i keep playing forever
This is the question said someone in the past.......he was obviously reffering to Civ3 Conquest.Originally posted by the letter c
i launched the rocket and it said i won and i said i wanted to play a few more turns and it never stoped me
so i just kept playing
can i play forever
Will Conquest grant such a fantastic option like Civ3 ?
Please do not move this answer to Conquest forum,there I didn't understand too much about this fundamental feature.
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If a person hasn't won or lost by that time then they are doing something wrong!Originally posted by Proteus_MST
If they´ve taken a unsigned Short-Integer for the Turn-Number you can play til turn 65535
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You want a sav? You got it.
Download (in ZIP format): http://www.simplicitus.com/civ3/2696.zip
Sorry, I played more and now I'm at 2696AD.
My next task is to build up my army and then invade France. I don't want to take over their cities, no. I want to methodically raze each of them to the ground and obliterate their entire civ. Once every last one of them is dead, I'll begin proper Egyptian cities and my glorious culture will be victorious.
If anyone has any tips on how to stage such a massive invasion in the SAV, I'd love to hear them!Comment
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Looks like you have been tossing around nukes. I see global warming and nukes have turned the whole world into a desert. I cracked up.
You could put a serious hurt on them if you get moving or had gotten moving a few turns earlier. They have a stretch of land that is not under their cultural borders on their land mass. I would drop a settler there and rush buy an airport. I would have airports by now everywhere so I could fly in MA's until I had 700 and started a sweep. I would raze as many cities as I could and put a big dent in their empire. At the same time, all cities would go back to producing MA's and nukes. I would be prepared to muster up a massive worker force to clean up any nukes that got me. I am betting I could do more damage to them, than they could to me and I could recover faster. I would not bother to make any new cities after a handful. I would want a few to prevent being cut of. I would not be too concerned about the rails, unclaimed rails are everyones rails.Comment
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The thing that surprised me the most was that I *never* used nukes until late in the game,
The AIs *all* went nuke happy early on and nuked each other stupid and turned the world into a desert.
The funny part is, since I figured the desert was more Egyptian in flavor than French., I was ok with it.
I didn't build any until very recently, I was more than happy to hide behind my SDI.Comment
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In case you had not thought of it you could take a bunch of workers and lay down forrest over all that ice to get some shields.Comment
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Pritty Damn impressive. I find it fun just looking at it!Help negate the vegiterian movement!
For every animal you don't eat! I'm gunna eat three!!Comment
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You little sociopathOriginally posted by Archfalcon My next task is to build up my army and then invade France. I don't want to take over their cities, no. I want to methodically raze each of them to the ground and obliterate their entire civ. Once every last one of them is dead, I'll begin proper Egyptian cities and my glorious culture will be victorious.
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Yes, you can play further -- in couple games I kept playing because I won by culture (which was not satisfying), and I really wanted to see how a major inter-AI war on another continent would end.No, I did not steal that from somebody on Something Awful.Comment
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What if they just really like playing Sim-Country?Originally posted by Vince278
If a person hasn't won or lost by that time then they are doing something wrong!
No, I did not steal that from somebody on Something Awful.Comment
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Do you know when it will overflow?Originally posted by Gramphos
Oh, and the year will owerflow before that as it's unsigned, and not adding one everyturn in the beginning.No, I did not steal that from somebody on Something Awful.Comment
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Not before the year reaches 65536, for sure.Solver, WePlayCiv Co-Administrator
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No I can't. All civ games, if you play long enough will turn the world into deserts. (As gameplay time increases, the chances of AI's nuking each other approaches 100%.)Originally posted by vmxa1
In case you had not thought of it you could take a bunch of workers and lay down forrest over all that ice to get some shields.
Once that happens, the very same turn you complete a forest, it instantly turns back into tundra due to global warming.
"Forest completed!" --> "Forest turns to Tundra due to Global Warming!"
And there isn't a damn thing you can do about it in an unmodded game, IIRC.Comment
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I guessed I learned another thing, not that I would ever have a game last that long.Comment
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