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... or hit "R". (Does not work while a worker is selected.)

That's good to know. Anything this year would make me happy. :)

Any chance of getting a Perfect World script for Civ5? I really miss it. :)

Well, that's a nice surprise. I stand corrected.

Um ... where did you get that from? All statements from official sources I've seen where in the multiple (as in more than two) months range. (Sorry.)

Patch? DLC? 1st expansion? Make your choice. ;)

QFT. ;) At the same time, I would be hard pressed to come up with an example of a game of comparable complexity with better AI. (Maybe GalCiv 2? Not sure, didn't play it enough.)

In Civ4, the default size for "huge" was 128x80 tiles. Terra maps were bigger, 152x96 tiles on huge, IIRC.

Nope.

Nope, no sales tax here.

If you pre-order Civ5 from D2D, they will throw in a copy of Civ3 for free. :)

You can imagine my surprise when I was able to preorder the game (from Germany) using the "schoolsucks" coupon for 39.95 USD (and no sales tax! Yay!) :D

Well, if we're going by this standard (limiting Civ to recreating history), then all victory conditions would be out. ;)

Did you mean to say "city state"? Or am I confused about the differentiation between puppets and city states? (I was thinking puppet = vassal in civ4 terms.)

Of course, but making them your friends seems more beneficial in general: 1 civ = 1 vote 1 civ + 1 conquered city state (assuming that it ceases to exist) = 1 vote 1 civ + 1 allied city state = 2 votes (!)

Well, I have to admit that I mainly thought about "self-replicating" resources (i.e. animals, plants, ...). But ... oil well yields adhere to an bell-shaped curve. So, yes, for some time you'll see an increase while you extract the oil. Now, at least in Civ4, natural resources don't deplete...

From the wording of I'd guess they do. A puppet is still a civ, isn't it? Also, seems that you'll really want to get those city states on your side!

Here's another idea how to explain the varying number of horses: Perhaps a horse resource starts with one, maybe two horses. When you build a pasture, the number of available horses starts to increase slowly (similar to the way cottages grew over time in Civ4).

You need to put quotes around your search terms if they contain one or more spaces. Else you'll get unpredictable results.

Ah, I didn't realize that. Thanks for the info!