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Yup, print screen it is. They're placed in (XP) [My Documents\My Games\Sid Meier's Civilization 5\ScreenShots]

Not sure if you were being sarcastic, but that argument is getting really old and quite frankly rather tiresome. You do know that there are some of us that prefer nice graphics AND good gameplay right? Is not a question of if I have this I can't have that. If they released a new Civ game that...

Find AutoWorkersDontReplace = 0 in your UserSettings file (My Games\Sid Meier's Civilization 5). Change the value to 1.

Speaking of making friends with barbarians. I've had my settlers strolling by encampments several times without being attacked.

Unlikely. I have a 4850+ with 2GB RAM and an ATI 4770 512 MB and ran a small map with medium settings in HD resolution. Performed pretty good until the middle ages, then it began to slow down quite a bit. With DX9 I might add.

I had the same problem with Civ4, so I'm hoping that it's just a matter of getting used to it.

Default game, Egyptians (or possibly Aztecs), standard map, GO! Explore or all the new features, take it pretty easy, peaceful game to get the hang of it.

I wish aircraft carriers came with their own planes. That would solve a lot of flawed gameplay mechanics and make them more fun to use.

At least we euros get to playtest it three days before our release. :)

This problem could be easily countered by removing that specific city state from games that feature its motherland.

Making a "mad dash" toward the enemy capital(s) should prove to be difficult with the ZoC and 1upt mechanics.

I have no idea yet. I'll wait until the release day and grab the best offer.

Primarily 1upt and the art deco style. I also really like that they decided to do Civ5 and not Civ4.5. :)

Is this what you're referring to? http://intihuatani.usc.edu/cloud/flowing/core.html

True! The introduction of city-states presents some very exciting possibilities. Medieval Europe, Holy Roman Empire, maybe semi-independent colonies in the Americas. Could prove to be very cool.

Lots of new screenshots in this one, including the end game. Unfortunately they're tinier than tiny.

Absolutely. What I like the most about the graphics is the interface, menus and all the little things. It shows that they've really spent some quality time on that in Civ5. Civ4 was a good game, but left a lot to desire when it came to those aspects.

Could make the future era a bit more interesting.

Hey, that's the guy from Transformers. He's got a very soothing and nice voice, good choice. :goodjob:

This is really no different than an expansion pack with extra civs, think of it like that. And yes, I'm 100% confident that all extra content will be available as DLCs later on.