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The Australian Military Intelligence Secret Service (AMISS) has uncovered a plot by the Roman government to terrorise Australian citizens with biological weapons! 
The Roman tyrant's insidious insinuations of impending disaster for Australia resulted in Operation Revelation, which eventually uncovered the sinister plot. Actual details of when and where were sketchy, so a pre-emptive strike was deemed the only safe solution.
Despite our best efforts to pave the way for our nuclear missiles, some were destroyed in flight, although the vast majority found their targets. There were many other conventional battles, with overwhelming Australian victories indespersed with rare Roman victories. The great Roman capital, Rome, is now under control of victorious Australian troops, and contains fantastic wonders of the ancient and modern worlds.
The search is now on to find any secret caches of biological weapons, although there is no telling how much was detroyed in the nuclear attacks.
Finally, let the great Australian leader, Don Bradman II, assure his allies that they are indeed safe, and they should feel free to expand into the former Roman territories to overcome their problems of overcrowding. Also, they should feel free to capture any Roman cities they see fit.
More pollution now, for less later 
Never mind, Paul. Lung's violent ways will surely be nullified in Civ3 if what i've read so far is anything to go by 
The Roman tyrant's insidious insinuations of impending disaster for Australia resulted in Operation Revelation, which eventually uncovered the sinister plot. Actual details of when and where were sketchy, so a pre-emptive strike was deemed the only safe solution.Despite our best efforts to pave the way for our nuclear missiles, some were destroyed in flight, although the vast majority found their targets. There were many other conventional battles, with overwhelming Australian victories indespersed with rare Roman victories. The great Roman capital, Rome, is now under control of victorious Australian troops, and contains fantastic wonders of the ancient and modern worlds.
The search is now on to find any secret caches of biological weapons, although there is no telling how much was detroyed in the nuclear attacks.
Finally, let the great Australian leader, Don Bradman II, assure his allies that they are indeed safe, and they should feel free to expand into the former Roman territories to overcome their problems of overcrowding. Also, they should feel free to capture any Roman cities they see fit.
Originally posted by Paul
It looks like Lung's not willing to wait for the next eco-disaster, so he started nuking some Roman cities.
It looks like Lung's not willing to wait for the next eco-disaster, so he started nuking some Roman cities.
Never mind, Paul. Lung's violent ways will surely be nullified in Civ3 if what i've read so far is anything to go by
They should be glad that i'm saving them from the Roman threat! 
I'm learning from St. Jon
though I'll never get better than up to his knees in writing
Between all of us, i don't think that there are many land-locked cities, each of us only having a handful. It remains to be seen who comes out of this the best. I only hope that in fairness, we are all affected proportionately to the size of our empires. I don't want a repeat of DMM1.1.2, where Keygen lost all of his cities while everyone else was unaffected. I don't think you guys would let me take the game back a couple of turns to retrospectively avoid disaster like Keygen did in that game 
Oh well, at least it solves my problem of dedicating too much time to this game with my impending marriage 
. I like looking at the Global floods
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