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Civilization 3
Gametip:
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Submitted by: Huynh The Duy Nguyen
First you save your game with name: multi. Then you load
this game. And you can see all map. And if you want you
can right-click and change enemy's product
Cheat:
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Submitted by: Kristian
To get a very hi score without doing anything, go to
the place you installed Civ 3 and find "highscores.cv3"
and open it in notepad.
Then type the info you need in this order:
[Your Name],[Civ(0-16)],[Your Score},{Victory Type(1-8)],
[Win/Loose(1=Win)]
Cheat Codes:
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100,000 gold and PW:
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Start a new game and enter Leemur as a leader name.
Unlimited gold:
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Note: This procedure involves editing a game file;
create a backup copy of the file before proceeding.
Note: This only works in versions earlier than v1.16f.
Use a text editor to edit the "script.slc" file in
the "\ctp_data\default\gamedata" folder.
Add the following lines to the file.
trigger 'DOR_T_Give_Gold' when (IsHumanPlayer(g.player) &&
(player.1.gold<=200000))
{
AddGold(g.player,1000000);
}
Hints:
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Submitted by: rickHH
When your research has 1 turn left go into the domestic
adviser and start lowering research untill the 1 turn
turns into 2 turns then set it back up to 1 turn. In
the middle to late states of the game I can lower my
research bar by 30 to 60 percent and still be able to
complete the research in 1 turn while also getting a
lot of cash during that turn, as much as 500 to 800
cash for 1 turn for me in the middle to late stages
of the game.
Also with the Research bar when you first start a research
some seem to have a minimum requirement of turns. even if
you could get them done sooner i've noticed several take
like 4 turns or 6 turns... so if you have the research
set up very high, at the start of the program go into
the adviser and start lowering the research bar untill
your turn to complete changes then you have found the
optimum setting for research for that advance. doing this
gets the most out of research while giveing you the most
cash back. although If your expences are running high
this doesn't help that much if you want to keep your
account balance in the black.
Edit mode:
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Open the "civ3mod" file. This will open the game's editor, but
you will be able to edit units, technologies, civilizations unique
powers,their stances, rare resources' show up , time of usage,
effects on tiles, and much more.
Hints:
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When I got the game I started playing at Diety Level
[thinking that since I am so good at Civ2, I should
be fine in Civ3]. Ah, to my suprise while I had maybe
3 cities the computer players [16 of 'em] had 10+.
I do not know how they get their settlers so fast.
Anyways I shamefully went down to Regent difficulty.
Now that I have played a couple of games [never actually
finished one, just restarted a couple of times once I
started beating the computer...] I can say a few things:
1. Expansion is the KEY to winning the game or dominating
the game 2. It is very wise to BUY technologies from the
computer, or offer your extra resources for the 20 turn
period. This will get you cought up with the technology
tree, i.e. lets say I go for monarchy right away, this
means I will neglect 'the wheel' and 'horseback riding'
and I would buy these then. 3. Always have a 'MODERN'
army ready to defend/attack
Resources:
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1. It is quite alright for you to have 1 of each type
of resource, that is all you need. The more you have
the better since you can use these for trading [luxury
ones being most valuable, I found] 2. Do not stress if
you have no strategic resources in the beginning, you
can still build basic def/att units. You can always
trade for strategic resources or even better you can
make surgical strikes to capture these strategic resources.
Attacking:
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1. I found that Horsemen are the best unit in the beginning.
Mobility is very important and the fact that a Horsemen will
retreat out of combat allows you to save it [i.e. retreat
with it to town and rest it to full health]. In short:
Horsemen are the most efficient unit at start
example: I had a fight with the Germans who had Iron
[i did not] and built 10+ swordsmen. I defeated them
with my horsemen. Then ended up conquering most of their
cities. They bought peace finally...by surrending 3 of
their cities on the barganing table :]
2. Concentrate your attacks just like the computer
3. Computer has usually 2 defenders in town if Despotism,
3 if Monarchy, 2 for Republic/Democracy and 3 for Communism.
Why? For despotism/monarchy/communism this is the number of
units that help with happiness of the city, more than this
is cost.
Defending:
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1. Always have attacking units in your border cities.
The computer attacks in a bunch of stacked units. Having
attacking units in your town allows you to destroy a few
before they strike at you and the sweetness of it is that
since the units are stacked up your attacking unit does
not leave town. So a good def/att stats are good (like the
Roman Legion, or Babylonian Bowman, or later on the
Musketmen) Remember: BEST DEFENCE IS A GOOD OFFENCE 2.
All your border cities less than 7 must have Walls and at
least 3 spearmen/pikemen
Strategy for attacking:
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1. Surgical and well thought out strikes are most damaging
to your opponent. Best is to conquer or raze towns which
have thier Strategic Resources or to pillage ROADS leading
to the Strategic Resources. This will hamper their ability
to produce units that require that resource. 2. If you are
bent on conquest: keep the pressure up and do not falter.
Unlimited Gold:
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First make a backup copy of the file script.slc, which is located in
..ctp_datadefaultgamedata. Then open up the original with any text editor
and add the following lines: trigger 'DOR_T_Give_Gold' when
[IsHumanPlayer[g.player] && [player.1.gold
Hint:
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Submitted by: TeleDu
When trading with the computer, ask for 11111111 (as many one's as
possible) gold per turn and in exchange offer him anything (even 1
gold or your territory map). You can also ask for technologies and
gold when offering the same lump sum - 1 gold. With the money you
get you can buy buildings (when your civilization is republic or
democracy) or even all the computer's cities.
After the 20 turns, though, your money dissappears, but you can
always ask for more.
Hint:
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Submitted by: Martin
After you have played for a while, and you have met other civs, start
comunication with them and ask for 1 gold *for 20 turns)and you give
them 18 gold(lump sum)when the other civs will get richer ask for more
money (ex:10 gold per turn and you give them 180 gold lump sum, you can
even ask for more money.It's very nice for your future especially becouse
now you will get more money each turn and you can give more money to
research and that's it.
file this under "strange experiences.":
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Submitted by: jeff
I was playing a random game of civ 3 recently. I was reviewing my diplomacy
options by clicking on my advisor. He'd give advice like: "the Persian's might
go for some of our saltpeter" or "the Aztecs fear our Calvary" or somesuch.
I cycled through all his responces once or twice and then he spit out this gem:
"Greece (the nation i was playing) will always win because Japan is stupid."
Has anybody ever run into anything like that before?
Faster units:
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Find out how to learn steam power. You need the resource iron in your city and
all your other cities. You can now build railroad tracks which do not take any
movement points.
Trade for everything:
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If you are at war with another nation, to trade for everything they have, type
in as many 9s as you can in the money received per turn. They will willingly
trade anything they have for one of your territory maps (or anything else.)
How to conquer another Civ around 250 AD!:
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Choose a Tiny-Small Pangea, and play as the Persians. Now put 100% Scientific
Funding ASAP. Don't worry, nothing bad will happen. You should have Iron Working
by about 1000 BC, and, if you have a ready source of Iron, Immortals by 750 BC.
Now, between things like temples and aqueducts, make walls, spearmen, and Immortals.
A TON of Immortals. You should have found the other Civ LONG ago. Now, ATTACK!
Aim for the capital first. That one always has more spearmen (or Impi, in my case).
Once you take the capital, all the other cities will be easier to take.
NOTE: This will NOT workIf you choose Greece as your enemy. The Greek Hoplites
have 3 Defence, so you should aim for Greece by the time you have Cavalry. If
you dare, you can attack with knights, but you'll lose 3 Knights to 1 Hoplite.
Build Wonders Faster:
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Normally the game would not allow the player to speed up the building of Wonders
through hurry methods such as pay citizens and force labour. But it is possible
to get around this by first selecting a building option (preferably one with a
high production cost), speed up that project using a hurry method, then switch
to the Wonder of your choice. Notice that the production shields brought from
before the switching is still in place.
Free units and city improvements:
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While in the map editor, after you finish placing everything desired, activate the
customize rules menu in the scenario bar. Then in the rules bar, select "Edit Rules".
Then, click on the "Government tab" and click "All Units Free" at the bottom left of
the window. This makes it so that all units cost nothing to maintain. Then, unselect
the "Requires Maintenance" box and all city improvements are now free to maintain.
You can now spend money on other things, and it works on all the governments. It
turns any government into the fundamentalism government of Civilization 2.
Prevent city capture:
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Get a worker to fortify himself in a city or town that you do not want to be captured
in a war. They, have it be fortified, and it has to be a worker. When an enemy attacks
the city, it will do so, but will hurt itself. Note: The enemy will probably retreat
in battle. Note: If you have a unit that can attack others instead of a worker, the
opponent will die, but your person will usually be only slightly damaged.
Note: Catapults, ships, airplane, etc. that attack with a bombardment will not be
affected.
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(Release
date February 1, 2008)