Would you participate in a OCC (One City Challenge) AU course?

[Dominae]

The title is self-explanatory, I think.

Plug: OCC is a fun and a great way to learn about the game! Are you tired of pushing units around after AU207? Then this is for you! If you're on the fence about what to vote, consider that the game will be short, and if you win you'll get a free OCC Badge of Honor (while supplies last).




Dominae

[Dominae]

Apparently the Poll option did not work. Just post to vote.

[Fosse]

I vote yes.

I have had some doubts about how much I'd enjoy it, but I can't find anything really wrong with the idea.

It could get started right away, giving us something to do while we come up with the next class.

[Thirgaral]

Yes yes yes

and if you win you'll get a free OCC Badge of Honor (while supplies last).

oooh I want that

[Thoth]

Sure, I'll give it a go. 1st time trying OCC........be gentle.

[Pentalog]

Sign me up!

Pent

[Konquest02]

I'll do that, after school is over and when I have finished AU 207 (end of april that is)...

It will be a first time for me too, but I'm sure I'll enjoy it!

--Kon--

[badams52]

I would play it, if I was still playing civ 3.

[BRC]

I'll make time for this Dom. There's a lot to be learned here.

[Dominae]

Originally posted by badams52
I would play it, if I was still playing civ 3.

Boo! Actually playing Civ3 on a more or less regular basis should be a requirement for posting on the Civ3 Strat forum.

I'm sure you could squeak in an OCC game when wife/RL is not looking, right badams!?


Dominae

[ZargonX]

Sure, I'd give it a try!

[nbarclay]

I'd be willing to try it. It would be extremely useful to have some advance warning about what difficulty level it makes sense to play on relative to our usual difficulty levels (probably based on prior knowledge of the map by whoever sets it up). One thing's for sure: I'm not ready to go for a OCC on Emperor on any but the most highly rigged of maps.

Nathan

[Catt]

I'd play, but with no commitment to play and post within any period of time. I've played several OCCs and am not sure I'll have a tremendous amount to learn with another such game ('though, like Nathan, I haven't really tried OCC above Monarch -- and most such games at Regent or below). Also, I've been playing so peacefully recently that I need a good conquest victory in the Middle Ages to purge my built-up aggression.

Catt

[Jon Shafer]

I hate OCCs.

[cumi]

I vote for yes,

although I've never played AU games before. So I will be very disappointed in myself if I loose after 10 turns in my FIRST AU game. But, maybe I can say: "Heh, I don't really like OCCs ".

Some tips, tricks and hints for newbies like me from seniors are welcome.