Splateaux is much more pithy than I am. I hope that my comprehensiveness makes up for my organizational anal retentiveness.
Daniel Turner
I'm on a college debate team, and believe me, this comes up a lot. I also know how to take both sides on this issue, but the real winner is supporting it. Here's why: 1. It makes the whole population healthier. a. First, it would require licensing, which would mean health certification. This doesn't solve the problem of diseases spreading, but it does limit it. To reply to BakerStreet, the porn industry actually has really lax regulat
I don't know if other people get this, but I know that the newsletter always gets filtered as junk for my hotmail account.
Yeah, the mechanism for allying is pretty borked - but if they're at war with you anyhow, it's handy to be able to make them pay for your war against them. ~SDC~
Something I've noticed is that when I'm allied with someone who I can't get to end a conflict with another civ's ally is that, if my diplomacy is high enough, I can get some goodies (cash or influence - sometimes even tech) for repeatedly making peace treaties. Basically every time they make an agressive action, I can ding em for credits. I'm not sure if this is a bug or not, but it's pretty handy to be able to take all your enemies cash and influence if you can't stop them from attacking. :