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I loved the Obelisk in Command & Conquer.

I like Monopoly, and though they're not strictly board games - I like Uno and Chronology.

I thought respawning was linked to whether there was a nice un-inhabited space for a new civ to settle in - usually an island. I guess if the original civs are killed early before most of the map has been colonized it provides a lot of places for respawning to occur. Just my theory. ;)

It's been a long tome since I've played a turn in this game....... 1830ad (1) – 16 cities left to take. Currently peace. Government democracy. Mongols uncooperative. Check next Oedo year – 1836. Might be useful to force a war later. We are warned to move from Karakorum. And welcome...

That was quite a tough came for me in places. I tried a different tactic this time - ignoring a lot of improvements by only building temples in most cities. I found the terrain at the beginning of the Mongol land and between Mongol and Spanish land made it difficult to advance. I finished later...

Sorry, been on holiday for the last two weeks. It's going to be a busy couple of weeks for me, so if you carry on through the list, I'll jump back in later..... if there's anything left! :nuke: :lol:

Really not sure who to go for..... Louis XXIV was popular last time round, so that's my vote! Sorry! :D

Ok, I'm going for Nivi for the same reason Shadowdude posted earlier, and Shadowdude, because his previous avatar clearly stated 'Licence to Kill'!! I think the avatar change is to put everyone off the scent ;)

I've seen it in someones sig at Gamecatcher - I think it might have been Cornmaster, or History Buff. :confused:

OK, let's see. I think maybe it's shadowdude, due to the ninja smilie on his post on the previous page. And Oct X, because it seems the chore of killing every night is too much and he needs every other night off!!

Is it too late for me to join?

I tried an OCC this time due to lack of time for a full game. I think I suffered with a slow start. I was building Space Flight when I ran out of time, and probably had enough spare food vans to build the spaceship in the quickest possible time.

Apparently it's jam then cream in Cornwall, and cream then jam for Devon. I prefer the Cornish way :D

I think I heard somewhere the size of the map can affect how many years a turn is, as well as the level you're playing at.

I got it in 1991 on Amiga when it first came out, and I've been hooked to Civ ever since. I've recently found a PC version I'd forgotton I had, so I'm enjoying it all over again :D

I'm interested in a CivI GOTM having just found my copy of Civ. It's been lost so long I didn't even remember I had it!!! I thought I'd only owned it for the Amiga. And thanks for the DosBox link. The game works perfectly, and I can now play some of my other Dos games too :D

Sorry for the delay, but I think I'm going to have to pass my turn this time as I've not been well.

iirc it's me next. Should get to it in the next day or so :)

Congratulations!!!!! [party]

Exactly my thought. :(