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Heresson Chieftain
Jun 2000
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posted April 28, 2001 17:25
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It's not fair! I wanted to get better score playing Spanish Pride than I got before (over 800% was pretty good anyway), and I was on good way to it; I've conquered Spain much earlier than before (this time I played Katalans), and changetearrained almost all of it, plains, hills, mountains, to grassland, etc. It was very nice, family size almost 8 sometimes... I reached imaginary 300 millions citizens, and was getting (though family size wasn't as big) 15-20mlns of new citizens each turn. I was in seventies, so there was a lot of time before me to get over 1000% score, I still had Africa to doubleirrigate and changeterrain, but suddenly I've noticed that my number of citizens froze. It's stopped at 320mln citizens! Of course, I'll get a better score than before, becouse of future techs etc, but still, it's not fair! Perhaps new citizens will be counted to the final score, just now, they aren't counted into the population size?
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shamrock Warlord Wright-Patterson AFB, OH, USA Jul 1999
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posted April 28, 2001 17:40
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You are exactly right, Heresson. Population beyond 320 mil is not reflected in the game window, but it is calculated correctly in terms of game score. |
finbar Warlord Sydney, Australia b.02-15-99
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posted April 28, 2001 23:47
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Yup. Keep on irrigating and building, Heresson, the population will continue to grow (for scoring purposes) regardless of what the counter says. I remember throwing away a couple of early games because I thought the maximum counter figure was the maximum possible.------------------ Founder, ACS Pedantry Institute Founder, ACS Gourmet Recipe Exchange Horse and Hydey Wrangler Mono Rules! #33984591 |
Julius Brenzaida Warlord Switzerland Aug 2000
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posted April 29, 2001 03:35
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Heresson,What version of Civ2 do you have. I have made a patch for MGE and ToT that gets rid of that problem of population limit. You can download it in the Apolyton Database. ------------------ Oh Man, when will you understand that your greatness lies in your failure - Goethe | |