Recent content by AinEiken

Do you mean something like a dynasty-tree? EU4-CK2-like?

The question I'm posing myself is: Civilization simulates a civilization. I.e. Culture, Technologies, Populations, Wars, etc. - what would be the "development" of the leader be (in "reality") vice versa these developments? These Leader-developments would only repeat, in one way or another, what...

For the sake of it ... do you live in a democracy? You know ... get your own opinion etc.? But basically: yeah - get that game and tell us afterwards what your thoughts are. Perhaps another indifferent being will get an opinion biased on your reports. :thumbsup:

I played since Civ 1. Stumbled over that game back in the days. Was the end of my outdoor time that year. I'm as optimistic for Civ VI as I was when Civ IV was published. En contraire. Comparing the complexity of Civ VI vanilla to Civ IV vanilla is clearly a win for Civ VI. There simply are...

I agree - the game is, at least for me, more than *just* the AI. Sure, you need a decent enemy to compete and to polish your skills. So far, every CIV-AI lived and worked mainly through cheating (bonuses). But that's okay - you had to refine your strategy to compete with that (and not superb...

Emperor? Thanks - will watch it.

I'm from 1980. Played all the CIV games there are. But I'd also like to update my age (every 10 years seem reasonable). If CIV allows that: I'm even happier.

I share your optimism. More so: it was, in fact, only prince. And when you limit your AI (f.example) to a certain value (i.e. "reflections/turn") I cannot decide how the AI's behaving in the higher difficulties. It should be an exponential curve. But that would seriously increase turn-time...

AoE I & II are like ... 20 years old. Our new era of computer technology allows for some lightning bolts, clouds and (I'd like a fireball - but that's only me). :old: And seriously: the monk's "chanting" was ... really annoying. Like: really annoying. When you heard it, your stress level was...

Totally. Retired -> Time. Time -> Civ. Easy conclusions. :cool:

No - you still have one production queue (at least I think it will be a queu). But units will spawn in the encampment.

I somewhat disagree with your assessment that cultural development is strictly non-linear. I find it very refreshing that "culture" will be seen as a separate development that is not dependent on technological progress. True: that was also the case in Civ 5 - but essentially flawed: how would...

The "new" system might not be ... well, new - but it definitely is more transparent. The main flaw in CiV (at least for me) was the seeming randomness of AI-reactions: Last turn Best Friends, this turn - WAR! But it has room for improvement. And there will be add-ons (there isn't even a...

But many scientists (natural/arts) tried to show religious explanations were plain wrong: so it was faith that actually triggered their scientific endavours ;)

Not sure about "Industrial Roads/Railways" - but there's a screenshot in the Natural Park-Thread that has a tooltip about "Modern Roads" 0.5 Movement Points (http://forums.civfanatics.com/threads/national-parks.575511/page-2)