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Originally Posted by Teh_Bandwagoner
The Civilization series... my joy... my bane. I still remember the first time I played. It was probably in Grade 9. I clearly remember my very first game. Start with a settler, built a City. Started building another settler. City destroyed by a barbarian. End of game  By the end I had figured out how to use settlers to block the growth of non-enemy towns lol.
Civ 4 is great because it eliminates a majority of the non-useful repetitive tasks that plagued the first three making the games infinitely less tedious. AND they got rid of corruption. Awesome. |
Civ 4 is great because it really does create a lot of potential strategies, moreso than the first three. Specialist v Town economies. Hell you can have a trade economy. I want to try an espionage economy - only getting techs through espionage. Warfare is a lot better in C4 as well (Civ3 was just super bombard if I remember correctly).
I also want to try a one city challenge.
Every game I have ever played I have gotten bored of after a month, and when I do, I go back to playing Civ. If it weren't for Civ I probably wouldn't even play video games. It hurts to think about all of the crap I would have accomplished had I not played one more turn.