Everytime I try to get more information on the Princess short game mode it just talks about the 3 OTHER short games without any mention of how the princess affects the game. When shes captured do I lose? Why does she not move when in the pedia it says she has 1 movement? Now that Ive created my city 1 square away from my starting location she is stuck just outside my city.... wtf?
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yeah, for now the princess mode and points locations mode are quite unexplained on how/when a victor is declared - especially if most of the conventional victory modes are enabled. Please someone who knows care to explain???The art of mastering:"la Maîtrise des caprices du subconscient avant tout".
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I tried to play a Capture the Princess game, but nothing seemed to happen when I captured a princess, even when I destroyed another civilization and took the princess to my capital as the book said to do. I kept expecting an announcement congratulating me for capturing the princess and telling me how many points I got I also thought it was supposed to be a "short game", but what's the point of it if I have to go through the whole long long game to get my points that the end
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Originally posted by Carver
So you guys are saying the PTW manual is as good as the Civ3 manual.The art of mastering:"la Maîtrise des caprices du subconscient avant tout".
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Originally posted by Master Marcus
yeah, for now the princess mode and points locations mode are quite unexplained on how/when a victor is declared - especially if most of the conventional victory modes are enabled. Please someone who knows care to explain???
Something strange is happening if Firaxis really did the same "mistake" twice in a row...
Please tell me my fears aren't fonded"We are reducing all the complexity of billions of people over 6000 years into a Civ box. Let me say: That's not only a PkZip effort....it's a real 'picture to Jpeg heavy loss in translation' kind of thing."
- Admiral Naismith
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