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Hmm, I cannot get this to actually kick in for some reason.

You can use the regular steam.

??? Why would you have to get a credit card just for steam?

It's safer to hit the W button - that forces it to find the next unit that needs orders, which will make it quickly realize that there is no such unit.

Hit the W button.

What's the rating for Civ 4 Vanilla?

Too true. The worst part about Outpost was that you actually felt compelled to keep playing, because surely you were just a few turns from figuring out where the actual game was.

He actually just said games, not video games. And it's true - buying the latest version of chess or poker felt really special. The mail-order-content was kind of a bummer, though.

Sounds like a great price, from 2K's pov.

And a video of some doods talking about the game. And a folder full of .wav files.

Ah-OOOOH-AAAHHH I'm on a horse! (on a horse) I'm on a horse! (on a horse) Straight horsing on a horse!

Again, the problem isn't that there are international repercussions, it is that there are *only* international repercussions, when, irl, most religious-driven politics are internal. Those attacks aren't especially religious, btw. They are primarily about control of Kashmir, and not for...

To be honest, I keep forgetting about the espionage unless I'm actually playing.

I agree that there should be overflow...but...are you really complaining that its lack lessens the realism factor of having your immortal civilization leader choose the one and only technology that your people will work on developing for the next hundred+ years?

My only real complaint about III was that it had no Fantastic Worlds (and multi-maps)

1) Bigger map means more cities, which means A) more synergy between the religious buildings and the wonders that give bonuses based on religious buildings B) more of a snowball effect from the flat bonuses of religious buildings 2) You do know that you don't have to build all the...

Interesting that you list only internal issues, not international ones. If only somebody had posted a detailed post earlier in the thread pointing out that one of the major issues with Civ IV religion was, in fact, that it pretty much had only international repercussions, not internal ones...

Heh - I wouldn't call it broken, but it is a very powerful WW with raging bars at that map size and speed.

Call it a personal quirk, but all those small map/fast pace options just don't feel like civilization to me - they feel more like someone's trying to make a multiplayer game kinda-sorta like civilization.