Best superpower civs for the late game

[triplebassist]

Ah that historical american land in RFC for Rome? Thats old RFC quirk

One of them is Nova Scotia, which is a decent name pun. I'm not sure about the tile in Labrador

 

[banzay13]

And Italy of coz. How we could foget about it. Very nice modifiers (birth rate insane) Strong Core (you can build city also in Sicily and Sardinia)
Found Geneva, on stone, instead Firenze. City will get only Granary... But in time you could grab hills from Marselia, so you get very nice production here.
With Central planning and Republic Italy will be unstoppable.

 

[mccp77]

Finished an India game and a Mughals game finally. The sub-continent is unable to produce a superpower without ahistorical and absurd out of region expansion. Your only coal is stuck under a rainforest until you can chop it at the end of the industrial. It's really hard to be a superpower when you have no power throughout the industrial era.

 

[KIJLC]

Finished an India game and a Mughals game finally. The sub-continent is unable to produce a superpower without ahistorical and absurd out of region expansion. Your only coal is stuck under a rainforest until you can chop it at the end of the industrial. It's really hard to be a superpower when you have no power throughout the industrial era.

India should also have a uranium for the next map, since its one of the leading producers.

 

[banzay13]

Finished an India game and a Mughals game finally. The sub-continent is unable to produce a superpower without ahistorical and absurd out of region expansion. Your only coal is stuck under a rainforest until you can chop it at the end of the industrial. It's really hard to be a superpower when you have no power throughout the industrial era.

try Harrapa instead India - they have much better modifiers. Only unit cost is insane, but with tributaries it not affect much on you. You need run only one core city, 1NE if i remember right