You can still be a barbarian and produce armor units, but still live in a mud hut sorrounded by stakes.
Bah, you stupid lazy Westeners are just jealous that the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (aka North Korea) can do it.
You can still be a barbarian and produce armor units, but still live in a mud hut sorrounded by stakes.
That despite your economy being in the drink, at war with the world, and having pretty pissed off population having one famous person off themselves will make everyone work harder and make your country rich - just because you called it a golden age. Hence, someone go tell paris hilton her country needs her help ..
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Empires cannot change their paths..or government types. The social policies set by king tut are just as true today as they were thousands of years ago.
Large-scale war production drives never actually occurred, instead hiring of mercenaries persisted long into the modern era.
You can intentionally spawn henry ford but he'll die immediately (probably from an aneurysm) by building the eiffel tower in one year, by himself, with stuff off a cart.
Sending five guys half way across the world gives you instant and permanent telepathic communication with distant cultures, forever.
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you could do both os these things in CIV, so i dotn see why these are problems with CiV
hahaha, thats funnyt we have mercenaries today.
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so do your research before you ridicule the game
There seems to be a "playing too much", sometimes a "anticipating too much" and a "has taught us" 1000 things for each Civilization game.
Alas, not anymore. You get hardmode essences (dropchance of 33% I think) from the major evils, combine them and you can use the created item to reset your stats as many times as you'd like.Civ has taught me that it is not possible for a general to order soldiers to move from one side of his empire to the other if he has an army. Instead, he needs to keep intervening to reiterate his orders whenever their paths cross, or something passes through the destination that they're 20 years from reaching.
You don't have to plan your talents out in WOW, you can change them at any time for a trivial amount of gold. Diablo2 skills are more what you're thinking, once you spend them you've got to make a new character to change them.
You are just a bunch of moron guys bashing the Civilization in his essence and thinking how smart and funny you are.
If you want to learn something from the Civ just read the Civilopedia, to learn about
the historical wonders, about army units, about discoveries that changed the world, about world ruling concepts, about world leaders, about world civilizations about resources. When I was playing Civ I did learn a lot of new things about what I said but you have to be a patient reader of the Civilopedia.
Of course there are a lot of things that don't fit in this game and never fit in any Civ games but they are done so by the game developers to make you enjoy the gameplay not willing to make a perfect world simulation.
i understand your poitn im just mad about people bashing teh game, even though the things they are bashing were in civ 4. like the fact that henry ford would die in a day adn build the eiffel tower. you coulld do that in civ 4, why complain about it in civ 5,
we were taught that Americans have been around since the beginning of civilization and is a nation consisting entirely of immigrants...