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Caeserportugal
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I know it's a demo game and stuff, but someone just spend about 200to buy a mountain
Well probably he bought it so as to have ability to buy another tile which he needs for the city.
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Ancien Régime is revised at +2 culture per city as seen at jeuxvideopc.com and Monaco is Cultured, Irrational.
I don't mean to rain on your parade, but he looks the same as the regular great general.Take a look at this baby :
A flavoured Roman General !!!!! Arrrggggggg, I'm dying !
Grunthex
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On the one hand, purchasing that mountain does mean his next border expansion/tile purchase can grab that nice silver (I think) hex.I know it's a demo game and stuff, but someone just spend about 200
edit: I also hope they moved the Settler before building Rome. That's horrid as a starting location. One West of the pink hex would be good though.
And really. Wouldn't you pay $200 for a mountain!
Yes, too bad the city doesn't have enough food to feed all those miners:
Spoiler :
Nice defensive locations there in the gaps of those mountain chains. Not much use for the Romans of course, but I wonder whether we will see that a lot. As a builder you could put 4-5 cities behind the mountains, plug the gaps in the chain and use the city states as buffers.
Screenshot or written? Either way, I'm glad to see the Ancien Regime boost. The French UA looked quite weak. Helpful for a slight early help, but quickly unimportant. If you need 200 for Social Policy 4 or 5, then getting an extra 3-5 culture, while helpful, isn't that awesome. Put it up to 8-10, and that Social Policy advantage resonates. And since no UU until Musketeers, you'll need every advantage you can get as the French.
PinkHammurabi
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I think that's their motto. Either way I think it's a wise change.
Edits:
Also, I'm rather certain the last icon in Archaeology is Le Louvre, and that's the Porcelain Tower under Education. (sorry for the crappy picture for the tower)
Spoiler :
Spoiler :
Screenshot. Thanks, Rabbit.
I notice in the recent batch of shots that the Worker is now more expensive than the Settler.
And I suspect the pink Babylonian may be correct. I will see you your Louvre, and raise you a Porcelain Tower (Education, 4th item).
edit: Doh!
And I do believe that gives us pretty much every item in the tree, with the exception of special abilities.
Um, could you link to said screenshot?
. All the jeuxactu shots I saw were as playing the Romans... They have French shots, too?It's not from jeuxactu, but jeuxvideopc.Um, could you link to said screenshot?
http://www.jeuxvideopc.com/articles/2580-civilization-v/image-14635.php
From your website. I think this "Easter egg" unit sounds pretty cool. Why do you think it's lame?
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Sorry ! I apologize for the GG. I suppose I was too excited then.
There are never enough unit graphics, and never enough regional "flavor" unit variationss. The maximum number of unit graphics is limited only by time and art budget (and disk space and RAM). This "easter egg" unit that almost no one will ever see is taking art budget and game resources away from regular units that everyone could see that would make the game better.
I could be wrong but I don't see one extra unit taking much away from that at all. The graphics look superb as they are.
I guess we differ in opinions but I do see your point. Like making more Thai style buildings for Siam instead of generic Asian ones that look more Japanese then anything. Also, the Middle East and Africa being lumped together when they are vastly different. (For the music at least anyway.)
PinkHammurabi
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The "We Love You Day!" bonus is based on the resource that was demanded by the city. So I'd imagine you either get bonus Food, Production, or Gold/Commerce variably based upon the resource provided.
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