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Dawn of man
Topic Started: Oct 31 2009, 03:00 PM (424 Views)
Kida409
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OK, wheter i develop this as a workable game is entirely contingent on how many people are interested. I said a while back that i might do something like with civ 3 very in the manner that Andcus did with victoria a while back. i need about 3 people at the very least and 5 at the most, it'll be updated on fridays, saturdays or sundays for sure or sporadically during weekdays (depends on how i feel after work really) here's how it will play out:

In The Begining


At the very begining, once we've got all the people who want to play there will be a vote for leader of the tirbe, he will take control of the settler and will decide where the first city (capital) will be built and what will be built in there; other settlers, scouts, military units , workers, buildings etc. he'll also deal with diplomacy, choosing which tech to research, taxe rates (in the shape of technology, luxuary spending) and decide where wonders are built, basically the future of the nation is in his hands.

Now the rest of you are probably thinking where do we come into it? well as soon as the first settler is built in the capital the leader has to give control over that settler to one of the other players, to ensure that each of the players has atleast one city the leader The leader make sure that the first 5 settlers(assuming there are 5 players) are distributed evenly- after that he can give them all to one person if he wishes.
Once a player recives a settler thats player now has more or less the same powers as their leader in regard to building and control over their civillian units. they cannot engage in diplomacy, move your military units, choosing tech or changing the tax rate. however they DON'T have to give over control of their settler units to other players.

From it will be upto you and how well you can work together as a team.

to see rules and mechanics hit the jump

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too see Maps hit the jump
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too see national info hit the jump

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Players

- Andcus
- Finn
- Cipher
- Path
- Empty
Edited by Kida409, Nov 1 2009, 03:28 PM.
"Divide and rule, a sound motto. Unite and lead, a better one."
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Legionnaire

sure im in. Though cant be on more tonight. Going over to sleep at my girlfriends so ill be able to read it through properly tomorrow
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I'll sign up and see how this pans out. I love the Civilization games....
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CipherTheCommadant
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Im in.
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Me too
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full rules are up.

scratch that, post wheter you are free next saturday or sunday.

whichever the most people are free on we'll start it then
Edited by Kida409, Nov 1 2009, 03:58 PM.
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