July 11, 2002, 01:37
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Settler
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Civ 3 style resources
I was just surfing the forums and I did't find any such topics. I really like CTPII. Much more than Civ3. The only thing that is better in Civ3 are strategic resources needed for production of some units (horses for Knights, aluminium for Fighters,... etc.) Is there a mod that would make this needs available in CTPII? And another thing: is there a unit pack? See, I've got all this mods (like the WWII mod) and I still want to play an nonscenario game with units in the scenario. So how can I do that. Thx
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July 11, 2002, 05:42
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Well you could start here , it's got some useful links to other topics as well that have been thought about. CTP2 has alot of potential! And no there are no mods yet that use strategic resources, but it's being worked on i think
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Last edited by child of Thor; July 11, 2002 at 05:53.
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July 11, 2002, 05:49
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Deity
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As far as civ3 resources are concerned, it has been discussed numerous times before and people have looked into the matter but so far noone has been able to create a working product. Some threads can be found here, here and here. I'm quite certain there have been more threads but I can't find them right now...
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July 17, 2002, 10:55
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Deity
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Wouter, that here, here and here thing looks great . While I love Civ 3, can't break up with the CtP world, either - I like the unconventional warfare too much, I guess.
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July 17, 2002, 13:18
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Deity
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It does, doesn't it?
Yeah, unconventional warfare, PW, stacked combat, MP, SLIC, almost 100% moddable... Civ3 is not even in CtP's league...
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July 18, 2002, 06:52
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Deity
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While I'll never agree with you on this, I admit I still enjoy both games. Unconventional warfare is what I miss the most. PW works fine for me, but so do Workers - I really like both. Stacked combat - can't really decide . Sometimes I love it, sometimes not . But I'm more used to single unit combat, though.
SLIC and moddable - what makes it worth playing. If it wasn't, it would be a pirece of crap. However, I find Civ 3 more challenging, still, clever AI. By far the best I've seen. However, on highest difficulty levels, the modded AI of CtP 2 can also provide a defree of challenge.
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