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That still doesn't shed much light on the subject, do the changes effect the opposing civs as well?

I would keep the scientist and get advanced before everyone else.

You can use all civs and the turn limit is increased. Same size map. Now that I think about it the actual game isn't that much better that the demo.:(

I just played a game on king, every barb I killed I just got 25G or a caravan. I have got techs before however none this time. I think the value of what you recieve probably goes down as the difficulty increases.

I've got another question. I built the nuke and found the same thing with every world leader. When you talk to them they always tell you that the international community will frown upon you using it. Does this mean that your ranking will be affected or they will all declare war on you?

Yeah you can only build one, however one you have enemy leaders will always tell you how the international community will frown if you use it. I'm not sure if this means that they'll all attack you, or if it just means your ranking will be affected.

I like the magicians. Never had the pastry chefs yet. The civ II throne room was pretty cool.

Sometimes when I capture a city I get a tech, what decides whever or not I recieve one? Does it depend on whever it is a capital or not? I understand I can't recieve a tech if they don't have anything I don't already know. But if they have a tech that I don't, will I automaticaly recieve it...

Which is a better starting tactic? I'm torn between rushing the enemy city and creating population pumps to get my mega city going. What would you suggest? I saved the game before I did anything and explored the area, maping it out on paper. So I have a local area map and know the...

My dad really liked the franchise, I played civ 1 when I was about 12, then civ 2 when I was about 13-14. I bought him civ IV for his Bday but never played it myself because my computer sucks. I'm so happy they made revolution for the console. Bought it 2 days ago and am loving it.

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That might explain it, I think it was Berlin I nuked first. Is it possible to covert capital cities?

What the hell is with the nukes? I played one game, it destroyed all enemy units and I captured it. I played another game and it destroyed the entire city, just left an unusable space. Does it depend on population or something as to how much damage it does?

I always have the same strategy but it always gets stopped by the overly aggressive AI. I try to make cities ASAP, however once an AI finds me they attack me for half the game, meaning that I usually end up with 3 cities untill the modern era. I always concentrate on science and defense until...