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ostrander-bellepoint
Settler
Chesapeake, VA, USA
Apr 2001
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posted April 19, 2001 22:12
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When I play Civ II, usually I keep track of the dates when I found cities, or capture and lose cities, as well as the dates of government changes and when wonders are built. Also when I go to war with whom. For me this enriches the game greatly. Any thoughts on an automatically updated list of historical events in Civ III dating from the beginning to the end? |
SerapisIV
Warlord
Ann Arbor, MI, USA
Feb 2001
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posted April 20, 2001 01:11
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People have been throwing this idea around by way of a "Stars!" like chronology (see the poll) or a rehash of the CivI end game text file that gave a similar type of record, though not exactly in any glorifying format mind you. |
samurai
Chieftain
Kristiansand,Vest-Agder,Norway
Sep 2000
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posted April 20, 2001 02:10
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I think Firaxis has planned to do an expanded version of the summary in the end in civI. Dont remember where I read that, but I think its coming |
EnochF
Prince
Seattle, WA
b.02-15-99
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posted April 20, 2001 12:22
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Must Have, Must Have, Must Have!I mean, how hard would it be? What excuse do they have not to create this feature? |
Ilkuul
Warlord
of Thame (UK)
Mar 2000
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posted April 20, 2001 18:46
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I would really like to see this as a window that you can access at any time during the game - i.e., not just part of the endgame replay as in Civ1. So it would need to be constantly updated while you're playing (which I guess is what you had in mind, Ostrander). This would be very useful indeed, particularly if you have to leave a game for a few weeks and then come back to it and wonder what on earth was going on!  |
SerapisIV
Warlord
Ann Arbor, MI, USA
Feb 2001
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posted April 20, 2001 20:04
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That would be a really nice feature to be able to look on your past actions/achievements without having to reboot a saved game. |
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