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the art style makes me think of Civ: Revolution for some reason, and it may not have been my choice, but it's still pretty and I'm hype for new Civilization considering all the hours I sunk into V. Though I'm kind of bummed I'll inevitably have to wait like three years and two expansions to see the fullest of the fullest visions. Not that Civ V ever felt incomplete for me, the vanilla was good when it was out, then G+K was good, then BNW was good, like you were content with them when they existed but then the next step would be a whole new world basically...so I almost want to just wait and get the ULTIMATE CIV VI COLLECTION in X years. I know I won't be able to though.
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German Joey posted:To me, that's a big plus in unit-stacking's column. The Civ4 AI might still have been totally incompetent in war, but it, like... still did something? You still had to deal with those units somehow, and still had to take some losses to kill them.
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Popular Thug Drink posted:after a while you're just like "gently caress it, i raise. call my bluff" 
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Hitler is useful for Five Hitlers Mode  The only acceptable death match Given how lacking and weak willed the AI can be it's at least nice to have a sore loser who always goes down swinging
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SkySteak posted:I think you played to the end of the universe. 
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It's funny, I like expanding like a madman, once you get over the "hump" of happiness with some faith purchased buildings of your choice (or just making sure you settle on the new luxes or immediately work them) and your 14 or w/e cities really start chugging the momentum is unstoppable Like I'll build a city even where there isn't a lux if it controls a major strait or creates an obvious luring killzone for a neighbor I'm wary of Sticking to four cities for a long part of a Civ game doesn't sound fun at all. My enemies are land hungry and I'm even hungrier. Can't let them get all the future uranium and future oil
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hah, I wanted to avoid the YOU HAVE DECLARED WAR ON A CIVILIZATION YOU DECLARED FRIENDSHIP WITH PENALTY but I wanted to attack this Civ so as to cut off some unwise bribe deals that I'd previously made to get it to declare war on this other Civ so I bribed it into declaring war on another Civ I was friends with that I had a defensive pact with, thereby canceling all present and previous bribe deals and bringing me to war with the Civ I wanted to be at war with but I still got the penalty  they shot first!Also I don't know if it's because I run a super modded game or if it's an update tweak but my previous easy mode strategy of constantly declaring war on Civs in exchange for danegeld seems to no longer work. This does make the game slightly more interesting if not challenging, all the Civs I'm at war with lately seem to deny the old "X gold per turn" or luxury deals and mostly throw their cities at you. Now I have more fun taking shitloads cities from Civs and then chucking them at other civs to wreak havoc, inter-Civ animosity, and enough unhappiness for perpetual revolution loops. It's hard for an AI civ to turn down a free-ish city. Meanwhile you're redrawing borders in the weirdest ways, making litle enclaves of Civs inside of Civs around the world.
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