December 4, 2001, 05:59
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Settler
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Diplomacy With More Than Eight Civs
When competing against more than seven AI civs, is there a way to negotiate with the other civs that don't appear on the diplomacy circle (for lack of better term).
I know you can double click on a rival civ unit to "take me to your leader", but when playing with fifteen other civs on a huge map the fog of intelligence gets in the way of far-away civs.
It also makes it easier if you can just go to the diplomacy screen instead of searching your un-fogged regions of the map to find a civ to trade with.
Sime.
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December 4, 2001, 06:02
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Warlord
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shift-right click on any portrait and you'll get a list of the leaders who is not currently displayed.
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December 4, 2001, 06:03
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Deity
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or just go to the world map screen (main screen). click the D button in the lower right corner of screen.
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December 4, 2001, 06:06
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Warlord
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Or shift-D to activate the same window from the main screen.
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December 5, 2001, 20:36
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Settler
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Okay, if I understand this correctly, when I am in the Diplomacy screen, I see 7 other civs, plus my own (Mine being at the top center...)
If I want to see 'other' civs, I shift right click my own portrait to see 'other' civs?
Now, If this is correct, How can I see if a civ from the first screen is trading with, or at war with, or whatever with someone on the second screen?
Graphically, I guess, the new Civ III diplomacy screen is okay, but there is a lot of information I cannot readily see, that I would like to.
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December 5, 2001, 22:07
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Warlord
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Quote:
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Originally posted by Bandit65
Okay, if I understand this correctly, when I am in the Diplomacy screen, I see 7 other civs, plus my own (Mine being at the top center...)
If I want to see 'other' civs, I shift right click my own portrait to see 'other' civs?
Now, If this is correct, How can I see if a civ from the first screen is trading with, or at war with, or whatever with someone on the second screen?
Graphically, I guess, the new Civ III diplomacy screen is okay, but there is a lot of information I cannot readily see, that I would like to.
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Not your own. Any other AI civs. Position your mouse over any AI civ portrait, shift right click, and it will bring up a list of the 8 civs who are currently not displayed. Click on a civ, and the portrait will change to the civ you just chose.
You can re-arrange the portraits in whatever way you want, so there is no "first screen" or "second screen".
You cannot display more than 8 civs at once.
I agree, the diplomatic interface leaves a lot to be desired.
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December 5, 2001, 22:48
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Settler
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Thanks!
Very helpful!
Now it is a bit more useful
Wow...
A LOT more useful!
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