Recent content by Gobbledygook5000

Sounds like you're saying that Domination Victory is pretty much out of the question of so that just plays exactly into what I'm saying about it being unbalanced. But that has nothing to do with my unhappiness problem since I took like four cities in the entire game, 2 of those in the Medieval...

Doesn't nearly every game of Civ have War? Should you be forced not to War just because you have certain social policies? Oh and of course the AI declared war on me in every single instance except one, so..? But of course the AI never faced any of the problems that I did just conquering cities...

Would be nice to know if anyone involved in the mod actually cared about these points, but it seems they've all just moved on to the new beta thread and they're only concerned about what the same ultra-hardcore group of players who've been here for years has to say. Value in a fresh pair of...

I think you're not aware of how much they've changed. Happiness is massively important because there's a huge production penalty to all military units when you're unhappy. You could be ONE face unhappy and suddenly a military unit that is one turn away from being finished is now three or four...

Nearing the end of my game and my main takeaway is going to be how annoying, frustrating, and fun-destroying "managing" happiness was. Basically my entire game has been about happiness or the lack thereof and it's just about ruined an otherwise awesome experience. And this is on King...

Yeah no happiness change on my last 3 landmarks. But the ones before that worked.. Really need those smileys too.

Is there a limit to how many landmarks can provide a happiness boost? Because the last one I put down I didn't notice any change. Another question: Is it better to concentrate Trade Routes in one city or spread them out? So far, I've had them all in my capitol because it has some wonders...

So what has to happen to improve movement? Another tech? Also, hard to see any reasoning behind this. The whole purpose of a railroad is to move things faster. I get maybe the first railroads could be slower than say an atomic age one, but they should at least speed things up somewhat.

Thank you. I've used some of that advice. Mainly limiting growth and using a lot more specialists. I thought urbanization worked differently, I guess. Specialists don't increase unhappiness as much as I thought. Still, I'm only maintaining happiness now because I'm importing so many luxuries...

I'm now playing a game on the latest Beta, using Babylon, King difficulty. Turn 273 now. Really enjoying it, and in the running to win, but one thing is really killing the game and that's Happiness. It's just infuriating. For over 70 turns now it's just been a constant struggle to maintain...

I see. Yes, it was.

I would like to do that, actually, but I don't know how. Did a quick search and couldn't find anything clear & simple. Also, I went back to the Legacy version (6-12) and I'm getting told 14 turns to build a mine! Er... Is this right? Gold mine, specifically.

There's more than one person in this thread saying that you shouldn't even try to settle on the coast. Don't settle on the coast. In Civilization. What else can be said to that except that the current version is simply broken? If you want new players at least try and keep it in the realm of...

So, I've been playing this phenomenal game off and on since like 2011. It's essentially a 4X game boiled down to its bare essentials. It's online only and browser based. You can play it from your phone, tablet, computer, anywhere you have your browser. I play through Firefox. The game has a...

I'm sorry what's CS stand for? A city's ranged attack? A few posts on from that I did link my screenshots. You can find them if you search above.