November 18, 2001, 11:48
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Chieftain
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Possible bug with the Top 5 cities screen
I was playing Civ3 this morning, and I decided to pop up the Top 5 cities window, sure that one of my cities was in there. I open it up, and see the usual list of cities that had wonders in them. But the 5th city was Rome. In was a 4 size city and had no wonders. I had numerous cities over the size of 4 and I had built the Colossus. Why would my city that built the Colossus not been on that list? Assuming that I have no missed anything, this could be some weird bug.
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November 18, 2001, 11:57
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Chieftain
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High culture maybe?
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November 18, 2001, 11:57
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maybe it has something to with culture, or maybe ceaser is sleeping with the judges.
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November 18, 2001, 12:04
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Chieftain
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The top-5 cities list is based on Culture.
Most likely, Rome had a number of very old city improvements, which end up being highly valuable for culture.
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November 18, 2001, 15:26
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Originally posted by ICMB
The top-5 cities list is based on Culture.
Most likely, Rome had a number of very old city improvements, which end up being highly valuable for culture.
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It has? This means a 4000 year old temple produces more culture than a newly built temple? Haven't noticed that, maybe I gotta go check it out
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November 18, 2001, 15:51
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It doesnt matter how much the temple produces per turn(there is no difference between the temples of course), but how much culture was accumulated.
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November 18, 2001, 15:52
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-So they only have a TOP 5 City's list- no top 10?
What is WRONG with this game!!!!!
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November 18, 2001, 15:53
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Ah, so they still have temples 
Eli and his Jewish Conspiracy have conquered Civ III as well as II and I
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November 18, 2001, 16:18
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Originally posted by ADG
It has? This means a 4000 year old temple produces more culture than a newly built temple? Haven't noticed that, maybe I gotta go check it out
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Yes, do check it out. Both temple and Palace in first city increase their number of musical notes (per-turn cultural value) over time. This may be how Rome got ahead, especially if it has library, university, and cathedral also.
Temples are not really a Jewish phenomenon, lots of the polytheistic religions used them as do modern religions including Bhudism and Hinduism as well. However, cathedrals are a Christian phenonoma. No alternatives are offered for Mosques, etc.
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November 18, 2001, 16:26
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Since the capital starts generating culture from year one with its palace, this could be the reason Rome is above your non-capital cities.
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November 18, 2001, 17:51
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Actually, Mosques can be built. If you are a ME civilization, your "cathedrals" look just like the Dome of the Rock Mosque.
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November 19, 2001, 09:47
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Deity
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Originally posted by Blaupanzer
Yes, do check it out. Both temple and Palace in first city increase their number of musical notes (per-turn cultural value) over time. This may be how Rome got ahead, especially if it has library, university, and cathedral also.
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Yeah, you're right. Can't believe I didn't notice that...
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