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Imran Siddiqui
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b.02-15-99
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posted March 04, 2001 00:36
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Ooops, I meant 'How the Official Civ3 SITE Should be'. Doh! :embarrased:
http://moo3.quicksilver.com
Take notice of the FAQ and Official Comments! You have just about ALL the information about the game there, including what numbers are involved, etc. It is like a strategy guide before the game is made! Oh, and Firaxis, you mind stealing some stuff from Moo3... they have REALLY good ideas (ie, leaders, combat).
[This message has been edited by Imran Siddiqui (edited March 04, 2001).] |
yin26
King
Work in Seoul, Korea. From Los Angeles.
Apr 99
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posted March 04, 2001 04:02
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Actually, Civ2 borrowed heavily from MoO2. As far as the site goes, Firaxis has never put much stock in spending time on one...perhaps that day will come? |
Imran Siddiqui
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posted March 04, 2001 05:33
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Hopefully, yin..I spent over 5 hours reading everything on that site, and now I anticipate Moo3 more than Civ3 (heresy, I know  )... I just got psyched reading the internal workings of the game, with number charts, etc. |
wittlich
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Fayetteville, NC, USA
Dec 2000
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posted March 04, 2001 11:23
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Humm, it is an interesting site and well worth the time to site see! |
Imran Siddiqui
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posted March 04, 2001 22:36
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One thing Yin... how could Civ2 borrow from Moo2, when Civ2 came out in 1996 and Moo2 came out in 1998? |
yin26
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Apr 99
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posted March 04, 2001 23:14
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Ah, I guess it was MoO, then. But if you read the end of the Civ2 manual, you can get all the details...now that I think about it, though, that might be the back of the SMAC manual...hmmm....do you have all the manuals, Imran? Can you check for me? I give all my games away (usually) as soon as I know I'll never play them again).
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Imran Siddiqui
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posted March 05, 2001 01:15
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SMAC could be influenced by Moo2, definetly. All my manuals though are home, and I'm at school... so, not until next week (Spring Break... this is supposed to be spring?). |
Zanzin
Settler
Sydney, Australia
Mar 2001
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posted March 05, 2001 03:59
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Hehe, yeah, that looks like a pretty cool site.They're running background stories like Firaxis did for SMAC. That's something which definately draws one into a game. I remember the original MOO. *reminices* the golden days of gamming |
Father Beast
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American Fork, UT USA
Feb 2000
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posted March 05, 2001 05:50
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errr, Yin, I just read the back of both my civ2 and AC manuals (designer's notes, where they talk about the evolution of the game.) and I'm afraid I can't find any reference to any version of MoO.give me a better idea where to look? |
yin26
King
Work in Seoul, Korea. From Los Angeles.
Apr 99
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posted March 05, 2001 09:07
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It's around somewhere...hmmm. Let me do some research on this... |
Skeeve
Chieftain
Washington Township, NJ USA
Mar 2001
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posted March 09, 2001 12:16
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I just checked out the MOO3 site and tried to access the link to the FAQ, but it appears to be a dead end. Anyone have a fresh link to the MOO3 FAQ?Sorry, that this is kindof off this thread's topic.
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Imran Siddiqui
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posted March 10, 2001 14:11
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Take a look at the 'Official Comments' part of the site... that made my jaw drop  . |
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