Which decade has the most Civfanatics?

Which decade you're born in?

  • The Thirties (1930-39 and elder)

    Votes: 13 0.2%
  • The Forties (1940-49)

    Votes: 77 1.3%
  • The Fifties (1950-59)

    Votes: 243 4.0%
  • The Sixties (1960-69)

    Votes: 604 10.0%
  • The Seventies (1970-79)

    Votes: 1,402 23.2%
  • The Eighties (1980-89)

    Votes: 2,357 39.0%
  • The Nineties (1990-99)

    Votes: 1,273 21.1%
  • The 2000s (2000-2009)

    Votes: 68 1.1%
  • The 2010s (2010-2019)

    Votes: 3 0.0%

  • Total voters
    6,040
And I thought my dad was old :p
 
here is 1979.Old school gives the best players.This is not a game for kids,but i start to play civ wit 16 years ,now i got 25 and i still love it.LONG LIVE CIVILISATION
 
whats going on with the post 2000 , are their dads makeing them play as a cheap way to school these kids ??!!
 
1981.... Positioned skillfully between the 70's hangover and the 80's kicking into gear...

Played since Civ II........ though i did have a few goes of the original Civ :)
 
15th September 1980, 40 years to the day since the RAF began to win the Battle of Britain and timed just right so that my musical maturity kicked in around the same time Oasis released 'Definately Maybe'

Bloody Awesome!!

Spent so many hours on Civ during that time that I would be afraid to try and quantify it!
 
Welcome to CFC MA. Don't forget to check out the history and Off topic fora when you need a change of pace. :)
 
1982.

Played all versions of civ excessively and (funny fact) always long after they came out...I was playing Civ1, when Civ2 came out, played Civ2 until 2003 and just got C3C...

And I still remember my first Civ1-game. Started on an island with no other nation on it. I had no idea what to do, just built some warriors, walked over the island...until some big nation came and just walked over me...
 
Pentium said:
And even longer Zerbia. Learn how to spell. ;)

Why learn how to spell? She's spelt Civilisation correct.

Don't bow to the American spelling Becca! :cool:
 
1949

I played Pong as an adult! :borg:

I'm impressed with the youth for playing Civ 3. I thought they would be interested in the more action paced games like Grand Theft Auto. My hat is off to y'all.

My job keeps me at a computer terminal most of the day. I once programmed business systems using COBOL.
 
1984-
It all started one booring summer in the 6th grade when I bought CIV for the SNES at FUNCOLAND, now neither exists but my love presists. :love:
But we need to admit that we've come a long way baby, and that reheated coffee we call civ tastes just as sweet every time.

Cheers
 
1961
Ah the 60's. NASCAR was still pure. Golf was not a tech show. My friends and I could use the whole neighborhood for capture the flag, at night, and the parents were the biggest cheats in the game. Anybody miss Mayberry?
 
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