PTW Classics

[alexman]

resent, just in case...

[jshelr]

Sent awhile ago but didn't post. We had a bug in another game that drew my attention.

[Harovan]

I had it for quite a while, but I only just returned from work.

3350BC to McMeadows

[McMeadows]

33590 BC to sabre

[sabrewolf]

3350bc to alexman

jshelr: could that bug by coincidence be clones of the capital of a player? in one of the game that's happening. 1 washington and 4 clones scatterd over the ocean and sea

[alexman]

3350 to jshelr

[Beta]

Originally posted by sabrewolf
yep... still exists in C3C-PBEMs. especially annoying if barb warriors come up to your worker and you can't activate him

Or worse yet - the Carthaginians show up on your doorstep - and if you could activate and move your worker - you could add him back into the city - get it to size 2, and pop rush a unit, thus saving your civilization from being a footnote in history. But alas, you can't.

[jshelr]

sent

[Harovan]

Originally posted by sabrewolf
yep... still exists in C3C-PBEMs. especially annoying if barb warriors come up to your worker and you can't activate him

I don't know if alexman and jshelr remember, but in one of our recent PBEMs I popped two huts at the same time by border expansion 3500BC, which resulted in six barbarian warriors killing two warriors of mine, my only worker (because I couldn't move him!), reducing my pop from 2 back to 1 and pillaging exerything I had improved in 500 years. And as if this wasn't enough, after our civs met, those two knaves pledged an alliance of evil against my helpless civ.

[jshelr]

I can't believe we would do such a thing. As I recall, the first punch was thrown by SR's strong Frenchmen at the poor Egyptians led by Alex.

[Harovan]

Well... that's called the valor of the hopeless.

3300BC to McMeadows

[sabrewolf]

3300bc to the corruption god

[alexman]

Nah, I have several thousand posts to go to become a Deity.

3300 sent

[jshelr]

Sent to SR

[Harovan]

Not yet here.