Do you cheat in this game?

[Hamtata]

Well i guess it's fun to use cheat to explore the game and see how far you can really build. But after awhile it gets really boring. Without cheats you really plan and think hard on how to collect funds to build ur city. really try make the impossible possible. isn't that where the fun is? agree?

[BackupSpoof]

I will agree cheating is the best way to ruin a good game. Been there done that.

[Hamtata]

but it's a good way to experiment some things.

[Twan]

Well, technically this isn't cheating, but when I just couldn't get the last few prosperity points, I deleted most of my plebs' insulae and spiked it to win :D

Also, when I get a warning about the first invasion in a scenario, I save the game, then get a general idea of where the invasion points are even if they switch a bit, then reload the game and send my troops there before they arrive.

Totally not cheating :)

[Gwenn Ivart (OkuniSensei)]

No Twan, it's no really cheating, it's using the features of the game somewhat. I'm doing it as well.

Personally, I avoid cheating. I don't like easy games, so I prefer moaning after difficulties xD
And it's more rewarding to win the regular way :)

[Twan]

Yeah I don't "cheat" either, just...Abuse the game maybe :D

[frederic677]

no but knowing in advance what Rome request in your city .can just help to survive cause i remember to used it to know what should i build now or produce.no can we find a site telling us what ceasar want

[furbleburble]

Originally posted by frederic677:

no but knowing in advance what Rome request in your city .can just help to survive cause i remember to used it to know what should i build now or produce.no can we find a site telling us what ceasar want

what caesar wants [caesar4.heavengames.com]

I take no credit for the walkthroughs there, nor am I affiliated with that site in any capacity. Personally, I like the ones by kach the most, then pecunia. Just click a city, then scroll to the bottom and select a walkthrough. Kach tends to put the demands/requests at the bottom of the walkthrough.