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You can try to collect as few faith points as possible, but unfortunately, in this way you will be forced to be polytheist, with pantheon instead of centralized religion. I found it bearable, because modern pagans are usually atheists with love to historical reenactments. What I found totally...

Babylon, imho.

My wishes are mostly about graphics. 1.FMV leader screens and wonder movies, with high-budget filming put into that. 2.Next-gen map graphics, all tiles fully animated, zoomable and interconnecting, 3.All units should have unique art for each civ. 4. 64-bit exe. 5. At least 3 leaders per civ...

Question - it downloaded into your old Civ 5 folder, right? Not standalone? Can you launch vanilla now?

No bonus. 6 culture and thats it. Enjoy your new, slightly nerfed(GA instead of GE) Stonehenge :)

Cant see the reason to pick any other GP than GE, hes easily 3 times better than other GPs now. And poor Babylon, it just entered the Ottoman league, or even worse. Terracota seems to be the new Stonehenge now. Not good, hoped for a military trait.

Ah, I see. Its easier to get if you name it Age of Modern, not Modern Age.:) Then again, using that logic they should have named the last era Age of Postmodern. And bring in some Andy Warhol related wonder :)

wait, so pictish warrior doesnt have faith-kills as we were presuming? damn, that entirely changes my plan for my first g&k game :(

Electricity unlocks some new building.

A few new bits from nowgamer review - http://www.nowgamer.com/pc/pc-reviews/1437068/civilization_5_gods_and_kings_review.html Figured i'd post it here, since review thread spam is already too much. ok -

Yeah... Very bad attitude from Firaxis, promising and not delivering. Wont bother with questions next time...

Wikipedia says that Hunnic is a dead language of Bulgar branch of Turkic family, and its closest modern relative is Chuvash language. I will search for Chuvash speaker, but meanwhile - all Kazakhs and Uzbeks i've spoken to are sure that its a Hunnic, and Hunnic is a Turkic language.

I've asked around a few people from Central Asia on VK, and they indeed think that Attila speaks Hunnic language.

Ok, now that the list of civs in G&K is confirmed, i'm almost sure that there will be a 2nd expansion. Because as it stands the game will be too pro-European and pro-conservative. I imagine 2nd xpack will be more oriented towards Industrial and Modern eras, and we will see leftist leaders at last.

Release date of Q&A with Dennis Shirk would also be nice.

The icon, that one you see in UI, is a cathedral.

Standard game is too small for map trading to be viable. They'll have to increase its size for this. Although, they'd better do it anyway, because 11 religions is more than there are civs in standard game. I hope that classic era techs will be doubled, and era itself will be as long as medieval...

1. Are there any plans to introduce additional(2nd, 3rd, etc) leaders to those civilizations that already existed since initial release? 2. Will atheist civilizations get any new specific bonuses for going the atheist route, or by doing so they will get only the "roleplay" and diplomatic value...

Joystiq says - The expansion includes 27 new units, 13 new buildings and nine new Wonders. There's also nine new civilizations, including Carthage, the Netherlands and the Celts. Along with two new types of city-states: mercantile and religious. Also, someone here already mentioned another...

So, we know 5 out of 9 new civs. Maya, Holland, Celts, Byzantine, Carthage. Lets guess the rest. My bet is - Zulu, Jews, Tibet and some new European civ.