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  • #16
    Originally posted by alva
    When in mobilization only war infrastructure can be build. You nedd to sign peace with one civ, before you can switch back to normal builds.
    I never declared war on no one, and its ALL WoWs I can't build...
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    • #17
      Then you need to declare war on somebody and after that sign a peace treaty. Mobilization will then automatically switch to normal again.

      This is because you at any time can switch to war-time economy, but only switch back by signing a peace treaty.

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      • #18
        Perhaps I'm wrong, but Detroit is not on a river (its near a river) so it cant build Hoover Dam.
        We need seperate human-only games for MP/PBEM that dont include the over-simplifications required to have a good AI
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        • #19
          Originally posted by SpencerH
          Perhaps I'm wrong, but Detroit is not on a river (its near a river) so it cant build Hoover Dam.

          It has a city in its city radius, which is enough to allow it to build the Hoover Dam in Civ 3 rules, IIRC. For anyone who wishes to know what you can and can't build when mobilized, have a look at Catt's excellent Fundamentals of Mobilization Revealed. The Hoover Dam is one of the wonders you are not allowed to start building when mobilized.

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          • #20
            Originally posted by vulture

            It has a city in its city radius, which is enough to allow it to build the Hoover Dam in Civ 3 rules, IIRC...
            I thought the city had to be on the river, not just have a river in its radius. Same rule as aqueducts.
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            • #21
              Nope, Vulture is right.

              Except that you need a river and not a city in the city
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              • #22
                Hmm... I'll have to try that out later. From what I recall in actual play, the river had to be right up against the city. Then again, I'm getting old and losing lots of brain cells to various vices.
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                • #23
                  Originally posted by Hurricane
                  Then you need to declare war on somebody and after that sign a peace treaty. Mobilization will then automatically switch to normal again.

                  This is because you at any time can switch to war-time economy, but only switch back by signing a peace treaty.
                  Thats nice to know, *note to self: never go on War-time monzailon during peace time...*
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