Recent content by Cosmos1985

I won our NYE quiz after being able to answer the final deciding question because of RFC-DOC :king: Thanks Obama Leoreth! (I guessed Lisbon as the correct answer because Belém was mentioned as one of the "hints", so I figured it out because of the Torre de Belém wonder. Would have been...

Why the Vikings as well?

Isn't that possible via worldbuilder?

There's also an espionage event that can trigger a DoW if one of the options is chosen. I'm not sure if that one is bound to specific eras though.

How on earth do you get plus 24 foreign stab?

I take it you mean unimproved

You're a masochist for not playing NL from the 1700 start date ;) But as far as I recall those tiles are part of the Prussian flip zone even though it is in NL core, so unfortunately not much to do about it. If Hamburg or Lübeck exists you will lose those tiles, but as you have the 80/20...

Absolutely nobody has at any point claimed that Japanese civilization is inferior to any other, and I fail to see what that rhetoric achieves. US and Germany get better tech modfiers in order to make it more likely that they are amongst the more advanced civs as they were historically and that...

I'm sorry but I don't completely understand your line of thinking BaneFire. For one, isn't most UHVs a combination of something the civ historically achieved and something they didn't do but perhaps aspired to, "forcing" most civs to be played somewhat ahistorically if you are going for the UHV...

Or perhaps a GP generation malus? Idk - but certainly agree that it could use a nerf of some kind. As of now it's just too strong for too long for too many. Great post, Zaddy!

Man, I could write a whole essay about why I love DoC. To me it's the pinnacle of the Civilization franchise, that's really all there is to say I guess. I don't even wanna know how many countless hours I put into Civ I and II back in the days, but since playing hours became a tracked feature...

That could make sense, but 50% seems very high.

Light cavalry gets bonus in open terrain, and heavy gets a malus in cities to name some differences where light is preferable. They both have their purposes, and heavy is not always better.

That's exactly what confuses me. The crab tile is 3 tiles away from the native city, and they have that under their control, but not a tile that is just 2 tiles away, the one 1S of the crab?

Years and years and years of playing this (amazing) game, and I still don't completely understand how cultural control of tiles is determined. How can the natives control the crab tile, but not the tile 1s of it?