Recent content by ChrisRoed

Much love @ OP :D makes you wonder why theres no official site, would be so easy...

there is a notification log, you can click the leftmost button on the upper right corner to get a dropdown menu, there you will find the notification log, amongst other things. also, OT, i play exclusively in strategic view, but mainly due to my crappy pc :( also, combat in normal view takes...

you get their vote for sure, same with liberated CSs - return of the diplo-through-force win. i liberated USA in one game, and it acted almost like my vassal (with no insults btw), but it did not go to war with me like CSs do. i do not know how the domination win works after you liberate, as...

this happens too, at least for me, when you construct a unit in a city with a unit already garrisoned... might be the origin of the 'bug', but the game should not allow it to happen outside of cities... oversight, yes, bug, maybe not.

agreed, but the text is somewhat vague and can certainly be confusing - much like the rest of the civilopedia, which is sub-par if you ask me. faster settler production might not seem like a good thing, but your city wont grow while building it, so it might be worth more than you think...

it is old indeed, but i must agree with OP that it is not explained very good, a simple hover tooltip would suffice tbh. i kinda figured it out a long time ago, but i suppose you cant assume everyone knows about basic erosion...

how is that even possible, ive only ever had towns in the high 60s with all defensive buildings and some 20+ pop. granted, i didnt have the kremlin nor the policy (is there anything ive missed?) but that would only give me about 120 or so... is 170 including a GDR in garrison or something ?

totally agree with the open borders, why do they have a limited duration at all, makes no sense. also, although i have never done so, isnt it possible to have a one-sided open borders agreement ? and selling your open borders agreement is just silly... promotions, i liked the civ 4 way better...

ive had the exact same thing happen to me as the OP describes, were asked to go to war with a 3rd party by china, and after the war was won (all to easily you might add), china became hostile and later declared war on me... (which ofc went downhill for china, lol pathetic AI) so yea, autistic...

destroyers, which btw makes no sense either :D i never liked naval combat in any of the previous civ games, it always felt like to be too simplified to matter. now, you can actually bombard (and kill) from a range, which is a huge upgrade if you ask me. but, as with most changes, there are...

citadel inside a city would be too overpowered, remember, it also does damage to the units around it on top of the huge defense bonus. i do, however, agree that there should be a way to increase the HP of a city - be it from food resources or sheer population or something else, i dont know, but...

i generally like embark, but at the same time i think there are a lot of things about embarked units that are simply wrong. i, for instance, dont understand why embarked units are treated as civilians in terms of combat strength (instakilled by naval units), since they are clearly not civilians...

this is exactly what i had hoped for, but sadly its just a matter of taking the last capital. i played one game where i was at war with russia and china and i had taken a few of their cities (including both their capitals), but was losing melee landunits so i couldnt capture more cities - then i...