games-pc sid s meiers-civilization iii 사용자 설명서
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“Give me a hundred fierce and loyal warriors, and I will bring peace from horizon to horizon.”
U
NITS
Units are groups of citizens and soldiers that can move around the world and interact
with other units and civilizations. Some non-combat units—such as Workers, Scouts,
and Settlers—have special functions that are explained separately.
with other units and civilizations. Some non-combat units—such as Workers, Scouts,
and Settlers—have special functions that are explained separately.
Unit Concepts
Each civilization’s units have coloring that reflects whose service they are currently in.
Units with white coloring are always barbarians.
Units with white coloring are always barbarians.
Units can be divided into three types, according to the way they move: ground (or land)
units, air units, and naval (or sea) units. Each unit has statistics for attack strength,
defense strength, and movement points.These statistics are listed in a shorthand, code-
like set of numbers called the ADM, which stands for Attack/Defense/Movement.You
can find each unit’s ADM numbers in the Civilopedia. In addition, military units have
hit points.The vertical health bar (to the left of the unit) indicates how many hit points
that unit potentially has and how many it currently has. The bar’s color warns you of
the unit’s general condition.
units, air units, and naval (or sea) units. Each unit has statistics for attack strength,
defense strength, and movement points.These statistics are listed in a shorthand, code-
like set of numbers called the ADM, which stands for Attack/Defense/Movement.You
can find each unit’s ADM numbers in the Civilopedia. In addition, military units have
hit points.The vertical health bar (to the left of the unit) indicates how many hit points
that unit potentially has and how many it currently has. The bar’s color warns you of
the unit’s general condition.