Improvements

[leonli316]

Unlike CTP1, in CTP2 you must have certain improvement in a city before you can build some other improvements. For example, you cannot build Nuclear Plant unless you have oil Refinery. I think this is stupid b/e sometimes I dont want to generate as much pollution but i want to increase the production output in a city, so that i can build units faster. Can anyone explain???


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[Sabre2th]

What's to explain? That's just the way Activision did it

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[leonli316]

Yes, i know is a ActionVision business, but it doesn't make sense. I mean in real life, cities can build nuclear plant without oil refinery. Don't you think the company should make the game somewhat more realistic?
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[Skeeve]

I agree Leonli,
but it seems that asking Activision to put realism in their games is a lot like asking Bill Clinton to be honest.

[leonli316]

Then I will have to modify the game myself... So far i only have a downloaded copy of CTP2 and it crash everytime when i try to modify. After i played for few weeks, i dont think is worth the money to buy the game for $59.99 since there are so much things doesnt make sence, it does not support mutiplayer , and AI is too stupid . I would rather play CTP1 and Civ2 with my friends on the net. I may consider buying the game if ActionVision modify it or is at $9.99 .

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[Skeeve]

I know what you mean.
I paid $49.99 for CTP2.. and I think I got gipped. However, I had already played Civ2 to DEATH, so I was desperate.

(I had also played Heroes of Might and Magic III to death)

-- Skeeve

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