Comment Freeciv windows pointers (Score 1) 228
Seeing as you're having problems with the right mouse button I'm assuming you're using the windows client. Here's the solution
(a) If you want better graphics use Civ2gfx it's a windows convertor for changing original Civ2 graphics to Freeciv format. (it can also be used with mods)
(b) Use "CTRL + left mouse button" to get information about the underlying squares and units. (just check Freeciv help and the readme for more)
(c) Why would you want to constantly want to reload your savegames? This wouldn't have to do with reloading due to bad combat results/city placement and hut rotation?
(d) I've got plenty of good stuff from huts while exploring, and barbs too from time to time. Your luck may vary.
(e) Clunky interface makes Freeciv slow?-the Linux version of Freeciv is indeed smooth in comparison but I wouldn't call the Winclient "clunky"
(f) You're probably referring to WoW charging (building an older WoW and switch when new WoW becomes available). This is a standard trick that also works in the original Civ1&2
(a) If you want better graphics use Civ2gfx it's a windows convertor for changing original Civ2 graphics to Freeciv format. (it can also be used with mods)
(b) Use "CTRL + left mouse button" to get information about the underlying squares and units. (just check Freeciv help and the readme for more)
(c) Why would you want to constantly want to reload your savegames? This wouldn't have to do with reloading due to bad combat results/city placement and hut rotation?
(d) I've got plenty of good stuff from huts while exploring, and barbs too from time to time. Your luck may vary.
(e) Clunky interface makes Freeciv slow?-the Linux version of Freeciv is indeed smooth in comparison but I wouldn't call the Winclient "clunky"
(f) You're probably referring to WoW charging (building an older WoW and switch when new WoW becomes available). This is a standard trick that also works in the original Civ1&2
