Unable to find amount of gold?

[g_storrow]

Is there anywhere you can see how you are getting of each civ per turn?
I can see how much I am getting in total but can't see how much of each individual civilazation per turn? I have heard someone mention there is?
Is there anywhere you can see the how much each civilazation is paying out in total to ther civs per turn? Also which technology they are researching?

[wisecat]

If you start negotiating with some civ, at the bottom of the bargaining table there are words "new", "active" and "clear the table".
If you click "active" you will get a list of all active deals you have with this civ, including amounts of gold you receive/pay from/to them.
There is no way to see how much they are paying to other civs.
Blue trade lines indicate that trade exists, but what is being traded is to be guessed. Although you usually can guess if you know what kinds of stuff trading civs have.
I do not think there is a way to know what are they researching

[Zealot]

Once again, the spying options are really poor. One could like to know what tech is other civ researching, like in Civ 2, or even know what kind of treaties one has with another civ without losing time to open the negotiations screen (a design flaw IMO).

[N35t0r]

i do miss the Advisors from civ2...


Remember the casualties list?

[JayKay]

Originally posted by Zealot
Once again, the spying options are really poor. One could like to know what tech is other civ researching, like in Civ 2, or even know what kind of treaties one has with another civ without losing time to open the negotiations screen (a design flaw IMO).

Indeed...i was really disapponted to see that the "check embassy screen" in the foreign advisor in Civ 2 was far better than the embassy options in Civ 3! There was as far more info regarding other civs (tech researching, tech researched, goverment, gold, etc.) in Civ 2 than in Civ 3!

In Civ 3 you have to open the diplomacy screen just to see what new tech they have that you don't!! This is totally absurd and ridiculous!!

Indeed a design flaw!
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