Has anyone had a situation where your Army actually fought the Army of another civ? I think it would great if this happened more often.
Most battles in civ3 are a single unit fighting another single unit.
I think it would very interesting if more battles could occur between two armies. Imagine if the player had 2 or 3 armies in the ancient era, and each army could hold say 5 units. Two armies meet, and the 5 units would take turns fighting. This would make battles longer and more interesting than the simple one on one between single units.
I think this would make battles more important, more epic, and have a more "decisiveness" feel to them. It would also make wars more organized, because players would have more stacks and less singe units. (I am aware that civ3 has stacked movement, but armies also allow units to kinda fight together too)
Great Leaders would still be important as they would still be the only way to rush a wonder. And Great Leaders would still offer a civ a "free" army.
Last, I don't think that having armies of 5 units would make wars hinge on single battles, because armies would be able to retreat, so not every battle would be to the death.
Here are the specific changes I am wondering about:
-allow players to build armies in ancient era.
-increase army size to 5 instead of 3.
-allow armies to retreat.
-make building an army cheaper.
If yes, has anyone tried to make these changes? Are they good? Opinions?
Most battles in civ3 are a single unit fighting another single unit.
I think it would very interesting if more battles could occur between two armies. Imagine if the player had 2 or 3 armies in the ancient era, and each army could hold say 5 units. Two armies meet, and the 5 units would take turns fighting. This would make battles longer and more interesting than the simple one on one between single units.
I think this would make battles more important, more epic, and have a more "decisiveness" feel to them. It would also make wars more organized, because players would have more stacks and less singe units. (I am aware that civ3 has stacked movement, but armies also allow units to kinda fight together too)
Great Leaders would still be important as they would still be the only way to rush a wonder. And Great Leaders would still offer a civ a "free" army.
Last, I don't think that having armies of 5 units would make wars hinge on single battles, because armies would be able to retreat, so not every battle would be to the death.
Here are the specific changes I am wondering about:
-allow players to build armies in ancient era.
-increase army size to 5 instead of 3.
-allow armies to retreat.
-make building an army cheaper.
If yes, has anyone tried to make these changes? Are they good? Opinions?
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