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So most of the earlier units such as warriors and scouts don't benefit from it all that much. I thought it might've been similar to ffh where all of a races units are able to move further on their favored terrain and hoped it was just acting oddly. Is there a place where I can see movement...

I Downloaded Rife recently to try something different from FFh2 and am enjoying it so far. One small thing that keeps bugging me are some of the racial unit promotions (Dwarven, Dunespeak, Elven.) All of these list -1 to movement penalties on certain terrain, but they don't seem to do...

Just for the record, it's Engineering that Obsoletes Great Wall not invention.

Happens to me too, was in a team game with a friend, we took out one of them early after we had bottled him up for a bit, about a turn later his friend quit. :(

The only Advantage i can think of offhand is that they are far cheaper then battleships, as such a wolfpack or two can pose a threat to a lone battleship. Which could be useful if lack of production is an issue and you need something to counter them.

If you're going to say "the Adjacent hills make it very easy to attack" keep in mind units defending the city will also get a 50%+ since the city is on a hill as well. That being said i think it may be the fact that there appears to be no game near that city.

Even though you get it at the start of the game?

America for me. The ability to cheaply rush units is amazing; it kept me going even while i had four enemies constantly hitting my borders. I've also got to admit that spain is really nice.

Many later age unique units appear to be unique in name only. (Sherman tank, T-34 among others.) It irks me a little.

You Realize that their non-warrior units will start as vets if you have a barracks right?

I believe you may be confusing CivRev with CivIV there are no specialists or great people points in rev.

Unless i'm mistaken Advent Children is a movie, and is not exclusive to the psp.

- A nice amount of diversity between each civs units and cities, many of them look unique to that civ.

I Actually bribed the Romans to attack the Zulus once, However by the time they gotten units over to the Zulu city five turns had gone by and they declared peace. :(

Keep in mind that the people on the message boards for games are frequently the most vocal minority of the games fanbase, it does not mean that the bulk of it does not like the game. That being said, i have no opinion, i'll wait and see how rev does.

It doesn't bother me too much, in some cases i actually like it. Because every other civ speaks that way? To be honest,what else would they say? Honestly i feel the Diplomatic text being spoken would get old rather fast.

Unless i'm mistaken you only get one nuke, so it's not exactly game breaking.

GT: Mcswifty mainly just playing the orange box and halo 3 until civ rev hits.

It might be useful in multiplayer if someone is trying to rush you with warriors, but even then bronze working doesn't take that long to research and using a great scientist for it seems kinda wasteful.

Simply throwing units at an enemy city is a bad idea, try using spies to weaken the defenses before moving in with armies. Catapults are also useful for this if you have them. In addition try not to retreat unless you have to, as it automatically upgrades the defending unit.