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Can someone post what the variable turn lengths are at the different difficulty levels?
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I'm not sure the diff level matters for turn lengths. One thing I did do to speed things up was play with fewer civs. 8 civs was taking my comp a few minutes to get back to my turn, even in the early game. 4 civs plays much faster, but I'm at 1100AD now, and the turn lengths are increasing again.Eine Spritze gegen Schmerzen, bitte. -
What kind of machine are you playing on? I've never had to wait more than maybe 15-20 seconds for the AI turns, and that's only usually because I have a lot of their units in my line of sight and so I have to watch them move. I'm playing on a P3 1.0 GHz with 128 MB RAM.Originally posted by Falconius
I'm not sure the diff level matters for turn lengths. One thing I did do to speed things up was play with fewer civs. 8 civs was taking my comp a few minutes to get back to my turn, even in the early game. 4 civs plays much faster, but I'm at 1100AD now, and the turn lengths are increasing again.Firaxis - please make an updated version of Colonization! That game was the best, even if it was a little un-PC.Comment
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I'm sorry, I wasn't clear. What I meant was the number of years = 1 turn at the different levels. In Civ2, for example, the first 2000 years went by at 50 years = 1 turn. What are the lengths for Civ3?Comment
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