I know how to use the risk overlayers and the water
overlay but have no idea how to use the others. The commerce overlay would be a big help
in Lugdunum.
I bet you didn't
think it was possible that there could be an overlooked forum on this site...
However, there is! It's the Scenario
\ Map Editing Forum. Not many people post in there, but it really is a must-see
for anyone interested in creating maps and scenarios. For example, there's a
discussion going on about what
makes a good scenario that I'm sure plenty of you out there would like to participate
in. Apart from that, this particular forum is pretty quiet right now. Don't
let that put you off though!
Following on from
yesterday's Tarsus problems, here's another one:
Hi everyone.
I'm new to the site, but not to the game.
Have been slowly playing CaesarIII. When I win one level, I've been replaying it, trying
new approaches, designs, and tactics. Having fun with it. Until Tarsus!!! I try to get
small palace blocks (usually 4 palaces), but they don't stay stable for more than 1 year.
The rest of the city usually gets up to large insulae. I've moved the palace blocks and
the insulae blocks all over the map to kep a steady stream of food and goods moving to the
markets. Prosperity gets close to 60, but not quite at or over it. Tend to have relatively
high unemployment as well. Any tricks to beating Tarsus that any of you
"experienced" players have for someone stuck in the desert? Much appreciated!
Wow, it looks
like some people round here had forgotten how to archive the news. Anyway, I've put
news posted here since September 28th in the news archives, so this page should hopefully
load quite a bit faster.
What's
going on at the moment? Quite a lot, considering how long the game's been out, and
that Pharaoh will be hitting the shelves very soon. Just to prove that we aren't
just a community forum, I've got a few things here from the Game Help forum (for
newcomers, that's the place to go to get help about the game, as the name probably
suggests).
Tarsus seems to be causing problems at
the moment. There are a couple of threads in there related to problems encountered
in that city. First off, we have some lazy
potters who've been causing JasonL some headaches, and then we have
some fishermen
who seem to want to siphon off the local wine supply. Take a look in those and see
if you can add to the advice already given.
Yes, I admit
it, I didn't write down any news yesterday. As a matter of fact I hardly saw my PC
yesterday. I had friends visiting and spent quite sometime in the kitchen working on a
gobhi masala and some tikka masala. Tasted wonderful, but by the time they left I was more
than ready for bed.
So what is
happening on the Caesar 3 forum?
Well, the most scary thing is that the
auto-close a thread at 150 posts feature seems to close the thread permanently. Close them
and lock them and hide them. To be on the safe side, until this quirk is addressed, please
stop posting at 145 post or so and wait for any of the moderator angels to close the
thread. It seems a shame to loose all these wonderful threads this way.
Here's some good news, a list of book
recommendations.
Tomorrow will see you in the capable
hands of Angel Reckless Rodent again, as I will be changing the green hills of Rome for
the tan ones of Egypt once more.
This is the question
Theodoeraus asks us in the Game Help forum. I answered: "No." Things will be
getting worse once Pharaoh hits the shelves, I'm afraid.
People are still playing with HTML in the Test
forum.
Most of the action is taking place in the
Community forum. So, what else is new...?
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