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Apr 2, 2008 at 09:43 PM
"Bob Terwilliger" <virtualgoth@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Öjevind Lång wrote:
>
>> Seriously, killing units belonging to the other side on neutral ground
>> should quite simply be impossible, or else carry extremely heavy
>> penalties. I see intersting diplomatic possibilites that could be
include
>> din the game.
>
> Scenario: You see your enemy starting to pile up units on your border
with
> a
> neutral country. Why SHOULDN'T you be allowed to attack them? Why should
> your enemy be allowed to ac***ulate his forces with impunity? It's not
> like
> he doesn't OBVIOUSLY intend to attack you; you're already at war!
>
> Bob
Note that for some reason Civ 4 gives airspace no owner****p.
If your city in on the border and your neutral neighbour won't do an open
border agreement with you but does with your enemy, seems your only option
is to hit those enemy units with air units. Of course you cant kill them
but
you can weaken them so their attacks are fruitless.
Prior to having air units you cant "legally" do a thing - really annoying.
Hint - world builder and a few added stealth bombers solves the problem :)
