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"Jeffery S. Jones" <jeffsj@execpc.com> wrote in message
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> On Sat, 13 Nov 2004 15:41:17 GMT, "Cayman" <dra@kdsljjsd.us> wrote:
>
> >I have found what I presume is a bug in Civ Conquests.
> >
> >After I get a military leader, I cannot use it to build an army
> >or a wonder, but only a city improvement. The next turn
> >I cannot use it to build anything !
>
> It isn't a bug, but a rule change. Military leaders can build
> armies -- if you can't, that would be a bug. Unless perhaps, you have
> less than four cities? I've never got a leader at that point, so I
> don't know if that would stop you from making an army.
>
> Military leaders can no longer hurry great wonders. This change
> makes them less powerful, but also makes it less likely that a
> fighting nation will blow away opponents in getting wonders. They can
> still hurry improvements and small wonders.
>
> Scientific great leaders are new to conquests, and those can hurry
> great wonders (but they can't make armies). You have a shot at
> getting one if you are the first civilization to get a given tech.
>
Any idea if a military leader can hurry a military wonder, like Sun Tzu ? I
was getting confused because I'm sure I remember hurrying a wonder with a ML
in C3C. hmm. Also I'm sure I remember not being able to hurry Theory Of
Evolution or Cure For Cancer with a SL. Is this right ? Maybe because they
are "Concept" wonders rather than a physical structure. Does it say anywhere
in the Conquests manual ?
Cheers
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