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Turn 10 to Carly
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Turn 10 to FrazerComment
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Turn 10 sent to DonComment
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Turn 10 to KlairComment
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turn 11 sent to slampComment
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Turn 11 sent to Carly
To accelerate the game what do you think about attach to AI each player for 5 turns or more ?Comment
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Turn Sent to Frazer.
Slamp,
Looks good to me. One thing that could be better than 5 turns is let everybody say how much turns they can live with control of the AI. The lowest figure decides on how much AI turns will happen. We can keep doing this until we get into a situation that we need control every turn.
Greets
Carly
[This message has been edited by Carly (edited October 02, 1999).]Comment
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Hate to be negative, but I'm not sure I trust the AI not to make a mess of things.
Maybe 5 turns can't make that much difference but one player may come out of the AI with an advantage, as normally
some of the AI Civs do better than others.
Also I think (I haven't tried) the host would have to play his/her turn or the game will just carry on playing without
stopping.
Turn 12 to Don
Cheers,
Frazer
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Turn 12 to Klair
I have certain things I want to do in my civ that left to the ai, might not get done.
I thought the pace of this game was good and I'm in alot slower games. Kinda like things the way they are.
Anybody interested in Multiplay?
Guess Not
[This message has been edited by DON (edited October 04, 1999).]Comment
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Turn 13 to SlampComment
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Turn 13 to FrazerComment
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Turn 13 to DonComment
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Sorry to intrude on this game but thought u might want to know this(if u don't already) since it seems u r considering attaching an ai to each player's civ for a bit - the ai WILL change your laborers(for example, to entertainers if they think u r too far from the capital and also what tile they r working on) AND what u r building. I know this from experience. Was playing a multiplayer game and ai got hold of my civ for 1 turn(by accident) - mades a mess of things to say the least.Comment
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Turn 13 to KlairComment
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