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Great science-oriented civ, with great early defense/military (but the bowman has a limited use depending on your game speed). I think Korea can also compete on the science strategy. BTW, to OP: Grats! And good luck for your next game!

No surprise here...

Tradition: 4 - Opener: Greatly increases the rate of border expansion in cities and also grants 3 Culture in the Capital. 3 - Aristocracy: +15% Production when building Wonders and +1 happiness for every 10 Citizens in a City. 1 - Oligarchy: Garrisoned units cost no maintenance and cities...

Don't you risk being considered as a warmonger? (Honest question, I don't know the answer...)

Well, I'm in for the sequel! I don't think the reasoning should be optional, as you say: I think it is fun (and essential) to know the reasons for voting. And it would make this thread different from the previous one. America: 20 Arabia: 20 Austria: 20 Aztecs: 20 Babylon: 20...

You can, but you will have a hard time with a lot of civs who depend on that bias. You could spawn on a place where you cannot use some of your civ advantages for a long time. For example, some civs need jungle to be effective; it won't help to start in the middle of a tundra.

Depending of the civ you play (and your game options), you may have a start bias.

Well, I guess it must have been good for indie games (honestly, I really don't know, as the only games I play on PC are Blizzard/Civ games, I've always been a console player)

Hello fellow CivFanatics! I know this question will be a lot about personal experience/flavor/way of playing, but which civilization do you think would be the best for each winning condition? Which one would be the worst? I don't make this thread to try to make the game "EZMode" (always...

Well, you don't even need to check that on Steam, as I'm sure there will be a thread about it right here! These deals are really worth it, but if you can't wait, Incas are fun to play with! Edit: Not only fun to play with, but as you own more civs, your games will be even more different one...

Hello! I am always playing huge/[TSL]YNaEMP map games, never tried a scenario yet (have GnK and full DLC). I know GnK didn't change Vanilla scenarios, but I would like to know how they are with the latest update. Are they still fun? Are they still relevant? Thanks for you input, fellow...

Then welcome! But this game is more CPU-oriented, graphics and RAM help, but a good CPU is important (I can play at max settings with a HD6670). Good thing of this game is that is has regular updates, lot of customization to suit your way of playing and a great and dedicated community! Have fun! :)

I don't know a lot abour CivRev, but yes the PC games are the real deal! And don't forget about the mods! Base game limit is 22 civs at the same time! And with the latest patch, that limit will be modded up to the full list (34 civs at the moment)! And there are a lot of city-states, too...