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Topic: help me Current Date/Time:
April 21, 2000 00:21:34
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war&death
Settler of Cullman,Alabama,U.S.A., born May 99
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posted April 19, 2000 19:13
   
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I have not played civ 2 in a long time. Please tell me which key it is that unites my forces. You know, to have more than one unit together as one. Thanks. |
finbar
Prince of Sydney, Australia, born Jul 1999
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posted April 19, 2000 20:22
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You mean stacking units? Put one on top of the other(s) and hit F to fortify. Unless you mean something else entirely.  ------------------
finbar
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WarVoid
Warlord of Otis, Mass., U.S.A., born Apr 2000
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posted April 19, 2000 20:43
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This is anew trick to me.
I think you're talking about WarCraft and not Civ2. |
war&death
Settler of Cullman,Alabama,U.S.A., born May 99
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posted April 19, 2000 21:40
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I tried the "f" key, all my units do is
build a fort. |
Scouse Gits
Prince of Liverpool, United Kingdom, born Nov 1999
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posted April 20, 2000 05:42
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You cannot actually combine units in civ - they are always independent and move and attack as single units. However, when a number of them are stacked into a single square they are all vulnerable to attack defending as the _single_ best defensive unit - if it loses the whole stack dies. The only defense to this is to be in a city, or to be in a fortress (built by a settler/engineer using the f key).
Hope this clarifies the situation   ------------------
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war&death
Settler of Cullman,Alabama,U.S.A., born May 99
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posted April 20, 2000 06:58
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Thanks. I guess I just remembered doing it
in Call to Power and thought I did it in
Civ 2 also. Thanks again for the help. |
Mao
Emperor of Apolyton, born Jun 99
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posted April 21, 2000 00:21
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SG, you can do that on an airbase too |
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