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Craftsman
Settler
Sao Leopoldo, RS State, Brazil
Feb 2001
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posted February 19, 2001 11:00
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Yes, right! But only for AI.Have you ever had (is this correct?) 
a unit of yours bribed by a Legion or
a Elephant or some unit else than a
diplomat or spy?
In many of my (haunted) games, if I
leave my border units alone (w/o stack)
they´re bribed by non-diplo units.
Grrrr... 
Moments after, I chase the bribing
unit and I really don´t find any
diplomat or spy. Very "fair" AI move...
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Tizzy
Princess
Aug 2000
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posted February 19, 2001 11:21
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And I thought it was just me!!I haven't had this happen for a long time, but I have experienced it before - I've also had my subjects of a Democracy bribed, but again, not for a long time. |
John-SJ
King
of Silicon Valley since
Aug 1999
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posted February 19, 2001 11:22
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AI military units receive special diplomatic skills training that is not available to human player units.  John-SJ
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Scouse Gits
King
Liverpool, United Kingdom
Nov 1999
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posted February 19, 2001 11:28
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The Democratic unit bribe bug was fixed somewhere before 2.42 - so if you have the latest (SP) 2.42 patch it does no longer happen.
It is generally agreed that AI units of any kind can on occasion bribe player units, but thankfully, there have been few reports of AI non-diplo types bribing a city!------------------
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"The Great Library must be built!"
"A short cut has to be challenging,
were it not so it would be 'the way'." - Paul Craven |
Craftsman
Settler
Sao Leopoldo, RS State, Brazil
Feb 2001
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posted February 19, 2001 11:40
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quote:
Originally posted by Tizzy on 02-19-2001 11:21 AM
And I thought it was just me!!I haven't had this happen for a long time, but I have experienced it before - I've also had my subjects of a Democracy bribed, but again, not for a long time.
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Thanks, Tizzy! At least I´m not crazy (yet). I saw this kind of
bribing several times. But none of my cities were
bribed by non-diplo units. Also, during
Democrazy - er, Democracy - none of my
units were bribed (yet). I think this
is a very irritating "feature"... Thanks to all civ players that replied!
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MacUser
ACS Civ2 Mac Webmaster
Olathe, KS, USA
Jul 1999
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posted February 19, 2001 20:12
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Wow.  I thought I had heard about all the Civ bugs! Hey Mac-types, be sure to thank Brian Nesse for cleaning up all the bugs in our MPG version!! ------------------
Be what you is and not what you is not. Folks who do that are the happiest lot!
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Kull
Clash of Civilizations
Diplomacy & Web Editor
El Paso, TX USA
Mar 99
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posted February 19, 2001 23:42
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Here's the deal:1) The AI can use ANY unit to bribe any single unit of yours. 2) This is NOT a bug. It's simply one more AI cheat (no different than the way they ignore trireme rules), and it happens in EVERY version of Civ2 3) It doesn't matter what government they have. 4) The only AI civ that can't do this is Barbarians. 5) Your only defense is to have at least two units stacked together (the AI can't bribe stacks), or be a Democracy. 6) Only AI Diplomatic units can bribe your cities. 7) The chances of the AI using this cheat increase with every difficulty level. If you play at Deity, this is a BIG problem! |
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