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Old January 13, 2002, 19:28   #1
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Rules editing...
Is there any way to change to the rules to limit the amount of cities each Civ can build? I'd like to limit every Civ to having only 20 cities. Does anyone know if there is a way to edit this in in one of the text files? Thanks a lot.
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Old January 14, 2002, 13:20   #2
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You can't limit the cities exactly. You can set the optimal cities for each civ on each map size. This probably won't do what you want, but it may come close.
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Old January 16, 2002, 01:27   #3
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Can anyone tell how to do this "optimal cities" thing? If I can't limit it exactly, I'd like to try that for sure.
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Old January 16, 2002, 01:48   #4
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First off, you should backup Civ3Mod.bic or whatever it's called. Then go into the editor by going into Civ3Edit. Go under "Tools" and uncheck "Default Rules". After that go into "edit" and then go under the tab "World Sizes". There you will find the ability to change the optimal amount of cities for each map size. Last but not least, save it! I hope that helps.

BtW, the reason why I went into such great detail is because it doesn't sound like you are too aware of the editor by the comment of "a way to edit this in in one of the text files". I wasn't trying to downplay your intelligence or anything.
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