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Re: Specialization
by Reynolds » Fri Nov 20, 2009 5:24 am
Herp derp durr, hurr.
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Re: Specialization
by Cain » Fri Nov 20, 2009 5:48 am
Reynolds wrote:Yes, currently, yes. But if you want to only make metal, how can you get food? Trade, or my ideas or something of the sort. That's all I am saying. Trade shouldn't be the only way, despite it being the best way.
You can pick apples....
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Re: Specialization
by niltrias » Fri Nov 20, 2009 8:22 am
What would be nice is tech-skipping via teaching. Just as computer programmers dont need to know much about metallurgy today, skilled smiths of the past needed to know very little about mining. They needed to know about how to identify quality metal, but not quality ore per se. It would be nice to see civ advancements that allow some skipping of the early tech tree.
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Re: Specialization
by Reynolds » Sat Nov 21, 2009 1:56 am
I am an incoherent moron, ignore me.
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Re: Specialization
by Jackard » Sat Nov 21, 2009 2:21 am
they might if you werent such an incoherent moron
why shouldnt trade be the only way to get things you "need" when you are playing a solo crafter specialized in only a few areas
why shouldnt trade be the only way to get things you "need" when you are playing a solo crafter specialized in only a few areas
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Re: Specialization
by Reynolds » Sat Nov 21, 2009 7:56 pm
Jackard wrote:they might if you werent such an incoherent moron
why shouldnt trade be the only way to get things you "need" when you are playing a solo crafter specialized in only a few areas
Herp derp derp, I'm a moron herp durr. Also, you are probably right, I'll snip the thread, but it was just an idea. Loftar's idea. I just expanded on it. Calling me a moron was completely out of line, no matter how much I agree with you.
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