quote: Originally posted by nacho13 on 12-23-2000 01:17 AM i mean, CtP2 is like, walking with the unit and finding units from other nations then battling them... Nacho

That is not all. All civ games have that but there is much more. Building farms/mines/roads/etc, trade routes, building wonders and infrastructure. There's more than battling and walking.

quote: Originally posted by nacho13 on 12-23-2000 01:17 AM How do I work on Diplomacy? Nacho

1. Read the manual
2. It's the little "hands" icon on the navigator at the bottom of the screen

quote: Originally posted by nacho13 on 12-23-2000 01:17 AM Why don't thos freakin Settlers don't help me finding a good place for a new city? I'm really lost in the game... please help me! Nacho

Perhaps you should play the game on beginner first, especially since you did not play CTP1

I'd appreciate your help on this very much!

quote: Originally posted by nacho13 on 12-24-2000 03:35 PM i tried to go to a enemy city... it started having some kind of twister on top of it, then an eye appeared beside the city's name!! what's that????

I love it, the slaver twister (right hand to red). Thats the slave nets enslaving someone. The eye means the city is now under alert and it wont be as easy to enslave from that city for 5 turns.

quote: Originally posted by nacho13 on 12-24-2000 03:02 PM -finding the right places to build new cities and there's much more, but i just can't remember them!

It's really not too hard to plop a city down. I like to build near rivers (because of the food bonus), near mountains (because of the production bonus), on the ocean (because it allows for shipbuilding and exploring other continents), and at strategic chokepoints that help to block the AI's expansion. I tend to stay away from swamps, jungles, and forests because they aren't very helpful. Later in the game, however, I do tend to build cities here due to the lack of land and just terraform all the tiles around the city into grasslands and such.