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Urban Ranger Emperor The City State of Noosphere May 99
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posted May 21, 2001 01:27
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Does anybody know if we can build canals in Civ 3 for naval units to move from one ocean to another? |
Theben Emperor BK Heaven b.02-15-99
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posted May 21, 2001 02:27
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I thought someone said he saw canals in one image. |
Hasdrubal Prince Carthage May 2000
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posted May 21, 2001 06:04
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There will be a 'Great Canal' wonder. But I think that it can only be build once, at one place on the map. |
Grumbold Prince London, UK Mar 2000
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posted May 21, 2001 06:23
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Its a shame that the great canal is not a repeatable mini-wonder that transforms one tile each time it is built. That way many canal wonders could be made in key locations or even connected together to form a huge one if the map made it worth the effort. |
Vrank Prins Warlord Haarlem, Netherlands Sep 2000
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posted May 21, 2001 11:39
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I hope they're going to be in. To be dug by settlers or engineers. With developping possibilities over the years.And I hope the distance between resp. the atlantic and pacific; and the mediterrenean and the red sea is going to be two tiles. That means you can't "bridge" the distance by building a city in between. Let either the Suez- or the Panama-canal be a wonder, or maybe even the both of them. Unique wonders because they have to be build outside a city. That would mean that you only can build these wonders if you got hold of the respective territory |
Quartz Dragon Settler Norfolk, NE U.S.A. May 2000
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posted May 21, 2001 13:49
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Of course the wonder could be used like the Manhaten Project and enables the construction of canals |
raingoon Prince Los Angeles Aug 1999
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posted May 21, 2001 14:48
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Interesting. I'll vote the other way, and say for the sake of gameplay I hope they go with just the one opportunity to build it. If only to emphasize competition and the strategic value of the one canal once it's built. |