Re: BTS comments

On Jul 27, 6:21 pm, "Vladesch" <nob...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "Fishman ><(((=B0>" <nos...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >I like the extras, especially the 7 cor****ations which are a bit like
the
> >religions.
> > Build a special "missionary" a con man :) to spread the cor****ation.
> > City founding the cor****ation gets cash per city the corp. is spread
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 -
> > bit like the holy cities & religion.
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> > Only problem is that much of the changes in BTS come very late in the
> > game - just when I'm fini****ng.
> > Either gettin killed or winning :)
>
> > I'm tempted to just hang in and not complete the game just to see all
t=
he
> > new stuff.
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> I find the AI a lot weaker. Perhaps it plays better, but without the
obsc=
ene
> bonus's it had in warlords it makes for an easier game. Actually I'm not
> sure it even plays better, although other people claim it does. Seemed
to=
 me
> in my last game it played rather poorly in declaring war against me with
> inadequate military and then sacrificing a ton of military unsiccesfully
> attacking one of my cities, and then having to live with massive war
> weariness until I put it out of its misery.
>
> Cor****ations seem to cost rather a lot and are more like a weapon to use
> against others than something useful to have yourself. It seems the best
> thing to do when you have unwanted cor****ations bleeding you broke is to
> just run state property. I hope they improve corps.
>
> The new persian leader seems a little overpowered. Financial/organised
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th
> a great early rush unit. hmm.

My workers are crazy in BTS. I put them on automatic and they
sometimes build a fort aroumd a resource when a mine is needeed
instead,

         Andre