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Subject: [Freeciv] Re: ICS : Are map resources part of the problem?
From: Niels Weber <nath@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 04 Feb 2001 14:57:29 +0100

Hi Mike!

Mike Jing wrote:

The solution, therefore, is to curb expansion and warfare. The former can be done by a happiness penelty on empire size, and the latter through the senate. This will make large number of small cities a practical impossibility, while giving civ builders more time to grow their cities to bigger sizes.

War is so popular because you have nothing to lose by going to war and everything to gain. You don't have to switch to Monarchy or Communism to wage war, because there is no senate, so you don't suffer in science for being militarily aggressive. It helps you to expand even more while at the same time weakens your enemy. No wonder ICS+war is the order of the day in Freeciv.

So what has to be done to implement the senate? Wouldn't this be relatively easy but improving the game quite a bit?

Niels




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