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Is it possible to change which civs you see in the foreign advisor screen? Also, if you are playing with more then 8, and one civ from the foreign advisor screen dies, is it possible to replace them with another civ?
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IIRC you just click on a portrait of any civ and a drop down lets you select any civ and that civ is shown instead. It has been awhile since I played with more than 8. -
I would say SHIFT right click (do not remember exactly) and then select an AI in the list.Nym
"Der Krieg ist die bloße Fortsetzung der Politik mit anderen Mitteln." (Carl von Clausewitz, Vom Kriege)Comment
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geeze... I've been playing this game since it first came out and I hadn't even realised that...
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This has to be the most frequently asked question in the history of Civ3...
I watched you fall. I think I pushed.Comment
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Absolutely. This and the "j" key.
Btw, did you know that if you are playing with 8 civs and SHIFT right click on a leader (or something like that), that leader dissappears? It happened to me a few times. First time I was shocked: one turn they were there, the next turn no more, even though a had contact with them! (I must have clicked on them accidentally) I shift-right-clicked then on the empty placeholder and the civ appeared again!
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You can also click the button in the bottom right hand corner and that will bring up a list of all your opponents. Saves time from shift right clicking.Comment
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Yeah, that's what I usually use cause it has the full list of civs, where the other one nly has 8.Comment
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Which button? I only see the X button to close the Advisor screen.Originally posted by Raiche23
You can also click the button in the bottom right hand corner and that will bring up a list of all your opponents. Saves time from shift right clicking.
I've just discovered something else: by maintaining shift and clicking on the portraits you can select all and see all relationships.Nym
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Sorry to offend anyone, but I'm getting kind of tired reading the same question every 3 days
I helped alot of people asking the same Q, but pffffffffff
sorry, needed to get this of my chest
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It's not in the advisor screen. It's on the main playing screen. Look in the bottom right hand corner and click on the "D" button.
Originally posted by Nym
Which button? I only see the X button to close the Advisor screen.
I've just discovered something else: by maintaining shift and clicking on the portraits you can select all and see all relationships.Comment
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Ah. OK. I already knew this, but I prefer to use SHIFT+D.Originally posted by Raiche23
It's not in the advisor screen. It's on the main playing screen. Look in the bottom right hand corner and click on the "D" button.
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