Civ I would like to see

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On Thu, 24 Jun 2004 13:00:19 -0400, "Vsyxx" <vsyxx@bellsouth.net>
wrote:

>Tibet. Obviously religious and without a lot of resources. But, this Civ
>would be able to resolve conflicts through wisdom and restraint. Our
>significant unit would be the levitating monk. I think it would be o.k. to
>adopt a bit of Shoa Lin (sp?) so that we could also have Kung Fu warriors
>which would have evolving metrics so that they are useful throughout the
>whole timeline. I think including some of these types of Civs would add a
>whole new complexion to the game.
>
>Any other ideas for Civ types? (just please don't say Klingons, lol). Can
>other types be added by third parties?

Tibet is a civ choice in Double Your Pleasure. Can be a good
geographical restraint on China and India's expansion, but they can't
win. I think.

Steve
--
www.thepaxamsolution.com

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But then you are brought down by one bald headed captain of an inferior
space craft and his droid - doh!. It would be interesting though to see
how the Borg started out in the ancient times?

"Tzar Sasha" <zarsasha@localnet.com> wrote in message
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> <snip>
> > Any other ideas for Civ types? (just please don't say Klingons, lol).
> Can
> > other types be added by third parties?
> >
> > vsyxx
> <snip>
>
> The Borg of course they can come in with their superior technology and
> wipe out all the civs even on Deity and Sid levels.
>
>