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I've had it since 3 pm Tuesday. Not enough time to get the drift of the entire game so a question:
Once you've infiltratefd an empire (I've got max spys etc and it says I know more than the leaders mistress (not really but you get the drift.) WHERE do I click to find out all the info that I have? I click report and it tells me nothing. I get some info on the diplomatic creen, like who they are at war with, what Joe Blow on the street thinks etc. Is there one main screen like (gasp MOO2) where a report told you almost everything?
More questions later and i'm sure I'll get most of the answers surfing the board.
Sure would be nice if I had an option in the diplomatic screen to just threaten another civ, or thumb ny nose. I know I can do this by rejecting a demand from them, but this diplomatic system is so much richer, I feel that it would really MEAN something if I could send a threat. To paraphrase the late great Stevie Ray Vaughn:
"You better leave, you better leave my little world alone.
Lord, before I get evil man, and I go and do something wrong!"
I've had it since 3 pm Tuesday. Not enough time to get the drift of the entire game so a question:
Once you've infiltratefd an empire (I've got max spys etc and it says I know more than the leaders mistress (not really but you get the drift.) WHERE do I click to find out all the info that I have? I click report and it tells me nothing. I get some info on the diplomatic creen, like who they are at war with, what Joe Blow on the street thinks etc. Is there one main screen like (gasp MOO2) where a report told you almost everything?
More questions later and i'm sure I'll get most of the answers surfing the board.
Sure would be nice if I had an option in the diplomatic screen to just threaten another civ, or thumb ny nose. I know I can do this by rejecting a demand from them, but this diplomatic system is so much richer, I feel that it would really MEAN something if I could send a threat. To paraphrase the late great Stevie Ray Vaughn:
"You better leave, you better leave my little world alone.
Lord, before I get evil man, and I go and do something wrong!"