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    ...that I can't tie a buildable wonder to a "no, no advance"? The wonder does not appear to be buildable even after events have granted the needed tech. (Or is this just the way FW is?) I have a work around, but it would really be lame. I don't want any other Civ to be able to build the wonder but I don't want to turn off dipliomacy. Help please!

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    Would a no,nil or nil,no prerequisite for the tech in question work? Or you could have a no,no tech lead to a (no,no tech),nil tech which would be the tech for the wonder.
    Georgi Nikolai Anzyakov, Commander Grand Northern Front, Red Front Democracy Game

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    • #3
      The standard question in cases like this (just to get it out of the way):
      Do you have "count wonders as objectives" on?
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      • #4
        No, I don't have objectives in this scenario, just regular scoring. I connected the wonder to a tech at the end of the tree that no one would ever reach. As soon as events granted the tech, enemy civs started demanding it in trade. Wouldn't no, nil have the same effect? I'm gonna try it anyways. Thanks again. Any more advice would be appreciated. (Dictated by Jacobite, typed by Jacowife. My husband's typing drives me nuts.)

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        • #5
          No improvements, and that includes wonders, can be built if their required advance is a no-no advance. Please note however, that it is possible for units to be built even if its required advance is a no-no advance. That does not seem consistent, but that's just the way it is.

          About the best you can do with this is making the advance nil,no.
          "Cease fire! Please! Cease fire. What a dreadful waste of ammunition!" -- General Horatio Herbert Kitchener
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          • #6
            I concluded that this was the case last night and figured that instead of giving an exclusive happiness wonder to the tribe, I would just grant them Fundamentalism exclusively. This would be perfect as I could then also tie an exclusive unit (in the "Fanatic" slot) to the tribe. SURPRISE!: The event granted the tech but the Government form is not available to the tribe when the "Revolution" menu comes up. Strangely, The exclusive "Fanatic" unit isn't available either. Is this a well known fact? Is there a work around? Am I just screwing something obvious up? (I hope the later.) Please advise...Thanks!

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            • #7
              Ah yes, I know...the "Fanatic" unit isn't buildable because the tribe can not choose the Fundamentalist government type. Yet I still don't know why they can't choose Fundamentalism if the tribe has the needed tech. Any ideas?

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              • #8
                Why not try making the pre-requisite for the happiness wonder a 'no,nil' tech and then change its desirability to 0? That way enemy civs will not ask for it in negotiations.

                Is this for the Old Testament scenario? If so I think I can guess what the 'exclusive happiness wonder' is... And if it is what I think it is, you should really try and include it. It'd add so much colour as well as historical realism, seeing as how it dominated that nation's history...

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                • #9
                  You guessed it, I'm sure! I managed to iron out all my troubles. I will not explain it here unless somebody just has got to know how I did it. Otherwise, you can see it when the scenario is done. - I suppose tonight or Wednesday. I just have to change the "filler" text on the event windows and some other little things. I will start a new thread for playtesters tonight. Thanks everybody for your help. My next project is almost done already - fixing up my old Arthur scenario "The Lost Island" for FW! It will at last run the way I first imagined it would. I'm excited about that! (See the old thread "2.42?") I sent out copies of it when I finished it but I never heard from anybody about it. Either nobody got the attached zip or it was SO BAD that people were ashamed to tell me what they thought. I think it was the former, because I had to drop off the boards for a while around that time and since I ain't in this for the glory anyways, I never bothered to check with anybody to see if they even got it. So, be looking for the new version soon. With all the Civ II Web sites that are going inactive, I think I will start a Civ II geocities site - the Dead Scenario Office has inspired me, as has Warvoid's site. I'll post the address soon.

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