Well since Civ the computer game took a number of ideas from the 1980 board game of the same name, I'm not surprised. And as a big player of Eurogames ("designer" board games) I have no problem with this.
Civ is an abstract game; it's never going to be anything like realistic - it's not...
"Realism" and "Civ" are not even remotely connected - and of course, nor should they be. Civ is all about abstraction. How could it possibly be otherwise?
I guess that the builders represent construction resources that you have to firstly acquire, then move into position before finally exploiting. So it's more like a combination of logistics and resources - seems like a reasonable game mechanic to me.
I started with Civ I. I actually very much enjoyed Civ V after its expansion, and play it instead of any previous versions.
From what I've seen so far of Civ VI, I'm going to like that even better!
A PR Stunt is a "planned event designed to attract the public's attention to the event's organizers or their cause".
So no, this is manifestly not a PR stunt. However, perhaps the OP just misused the phrase, and really meant something else, such as "marketing spin".
You seem unable to understand that other people might like something that you don't...
How could you possibly go through life without encountering such a situation? Very strange. Perhaps you are quite young?
Your witty rejoinder has stunned me! Such eloquence! How could we possibly disagree?
For the record, I really like Civ 5 so far (the demo). I'm 49 years old and I don't own a console. You are, well, I'm not sure what you are. Not impressive, for starters.
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