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  • #2
    The viking bloke looks like a Dwarf from LOTR
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    • #3
      Originally posted by TheStinger
      The viking bloke looks like a Dwarf from LOTR
      actually I thought of something similar on my own:
      Regarding the from of his head he must have some dwarfen relatives. Well actually I'm a little bit confused about this strange guy on the right in the 4th row. What’s this? A ninja? He looks like an arabic terrorist regarding this strange hood he wear. Whatever he may be he isn't a ninja definitely.
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      • #4
        Originally posted by Galvatron
        Whatever he may be he isn't a ninja definitely.
        Why not? Maybe for a medieval japanese scenario ...
        But he may be an arab assassin, too.

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        They were members of a secret Islamic order originating in the 11th century who believed it was a religious duty to harass and murder their enemies...
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        • #5
          Yay, the Internet made it in! Also, we can look at the Arab UU...

          I'm worried about the Radar towers a bit for MP.
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          • #6
            that korean guy doesn't look too korean...
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            • #7
              Hey!! That map with Carthage and part of Sicily on it actually looks reasonably accurate (the shot right above the weird ninja dude). Guess I can hold out hope for creating a decent ancient Rome scenario....
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              • #8
                I thought Arab Assassin too. The only other time I have seen them in a Civ-related game was the Civ2 Expansion Pack (Crusades or Jihad scenario, forget which one).

                Has anyone noticed that the watchtower/radartower/whatever it's called has a line of sight reaching 4 tiles for the mountain one and 2 tiles for the normal ground one? I assume that means that either planes have been scouting or you can get a really good view into what is going on with some strategic placement on mountains/hills.

                And there's nothing I like more than to watch opposing Civs battle against each other in wars 'm not involved in!

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                • #9
                  Yeah, that does look like a good mediteranean map, I hadn't even noticed actually till you mentioned it Stuie. Perhaps Firaxis has made agood scenario themselves.

                  Also, what is the Internet monument supposed to be?
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                  • #10
                    Looks like we have the default names, I guess for the new civ leaders. Interesting
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                    • #11
                      I concerned about the Radar Tower too - because of a major inconsistancy.

                      According to the Civlopedia entry: "To construct a Radio Tower (I believe this is a typo - should be Radar Tower), move a worker to any land tile within your territory and select "build Radar Tower." This is all well and good. However, take a look at the second to last screen shot. I count 5 Radar Towers that are built outside of the player's borders! So Firaxis, how will these towers REALLY work?
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                      • #12
                        And it consumes your worker too, that kinda blows, unless Im misunderstanding, but why would a worker be consumed into a radar tower?

                        I noticed another tower, look like a look-out tower for ancient times, whats that all about? only 2 tiles visible beyond yer culture border?

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                        • #13
                          Yes, it is my impression that the Radar Tower gives the host civilization a offensive/defensive unit bonus for units within 2 tile radius of the tower.

                          The Look-out/Watch Tower pushes back the fog of war by a 2 tile radius of the tower.

                          I wonder if we'll be able to increase the Watch Tower's radius in the editor...IMO, the Watch Tower should have a 3 or 4 tile radius.
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                          • #14
                            I seem to remember reading that the watch tower was more effective on hills and even more effective on mountains.
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                            • #15
                              Too bad Infinite Railroad Sleaze is still part of the package...

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