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| OLD SITE NEWS |
| 23.Aug New Forums: Peace & Prosperity, War & Strategy and Game Engine |
| 18.Aug Features Pages are up with new material. |
| 14.Aug New "unit" movie ready for downloading! |
| 13.Aug Screenshots section has some new additions! |
| 8.Aug Backgrounds are now in zip files; New Screenshots |
| 6.Aug Forums are up. |
| 5.Aug Preview, Screenshots & Links page up & running. |
MORE CIVILIZATIONS? (Aug. 20)
FEATURES, FEATURES, FEATURES (Aug. 18)
WORKING ON THE LAND (Aug. 15)
MICROMANAGEMENT FEATURES (Aug. 14)
ACTIVISION LISTENS (Aug. 11)
A NICE LONG POST (Aug. 11)
CTP DEBUTES ON GENCON (Aug. 10)
DECEMBER OR FEBRUARY? (Aug. 9)
GAMECENTER ON CTP (Aug. 8)
WELCOME TO OUR CTP SECTION! (Aug. 6)
OFFICIAL C:CTP SITE OPENS (Jul. 28)
NEWS AND SITE CHANGES OF MARCH '99...
Possibly yes! This was just posted on our forums, by Lt John:
Right now, the game engine supports more than eight total civs. So it will *most likely* be possible that scenarios can support more than eight civs.
However, we are working on AI and balancing right now, and don't want to promise any more than eight maximum civs (including your own) for the single player game at this point in time.
If all goes well with our new AI programming routines, we may increase the max number of civs in the single player game.
Lodi gathered info from various Lt John's posts on the forums, and we now have all the features pages together.
CtP will have a new system for land improvement,
which will not be done with settlers, and Lt. John gave us some details about it on the forums.
Activision's Lt. John posted some very interesting info on what CtP will offer in order
to reduse micromanagement. These features will be optional so if you want to
do everything in the game, you will.
As you can see on the Site Forum(yes, Lt. John is a member of the CTP team :)), Activision is listening to our forums and to your
questions and thoughts about the game, so... post!
Just read a nice long post by Peter Karpas, Product Manager at Activision, on alt.games.civ2.
He talks about the general idea behind CTP, and the basic elements of the game.
Civilization: Call to Power made its public debute on this year's GenCon, which ended yesterday(Aug/9). If you were there, send us your impressions!
Activision, on its official CTP site, says that CTP is coming this Christmas.
On the other hand, if you go to Chips&Bits and do a search
for 'Call to Power', you will find CTP listed to go out in February '99. Who do you believe? I certainly want to believe Activision. :) By the way, CTP is listed for $48.99
Gamecenter has an inside look on CtP. I did not find anything I haven't read on other previews, except of the fact that the author sounded sure that CtP
is coming this Christmas. Gamecenter promises to have a bigger preview later this month...
Welcome to the newest section of Apolyton CS, devoted to Activision's upcoming Civilization: Call to Power. Taking the reigns of Apolyton's CTP section is Dan Quick. Stay tuned as this
site unfolds into your ultimate fan source for C:CTP! =)
On July 27th, Activision opened the official site for Civilization: Call to Power. The site contains information on the game, it's features, it's units and some nice screenshots. The site's webmasters have stated that they plan to update frequently and to soon have a message board up & running.
NEWS AND SITE CHANGES OF FEBRUARY '99...
NEWS AND SITE CHANGES OF JANUARY '99...
NEWS AND SITE CHANGES OF DECEMBER '98...
NEWS AND SITE CHANGES OF NOVEMBER '98...
NEWS AND SITE CHANGES OF OCTOBER '98...
NEWS AND SITE CHANGES OF SEPTEMBER '98...
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