Recent content by j51

Yeah I’m camped outside of Aksum waiting for one lol.

I feel like when I played Tonga their buildings looked appropriate, but I’ll have to check again.

Also I’ve only absorbed like one city state but if I played as Lakshmi I could see doing that to be fun.

Yeah I completely skip multiplayer and almost never use sanctions. The other thing is I pretty much ignore the exploration legacy paths and just play how I want to and if they get filled they get filled. That era’s paths just don’t appeal to me.

Can we get a tldr of your argument please tman2000?

This thread has quieted down since the latest update, eh?

Not complete sets of new bonuses though, just a few new civics and maybe a new civilian unit or two. Honestly atomic should maybe have a few fully original mostly post colonial civs, but otherwise depend on an even deeper set of uniques related to ideology (units, buildings, more policies, etc.).

Yeah but it feels like most people in those discussions disagreed with you. We want more civs from deeper in the past that have never made it before: Sogdia, Tiwanaku, Taino, Asante, etc. There’s only so many resources firaxis has and the changes to civ continuity could free them up from a...

Yeah India, (CCP) China, Germany, (modern) Japan, Saudi, Türkiye, and Kenya or Tanzania could be interesting. Also Canada, Australia, South Africa, and the Soviet Union could be modern or atomic. There’s no real reason to make full atomic versions of Great Britain, America, Mexico, Nepal, and...

I wonder if the Heian, Sengoku, Goryeo, and Joseon are only partially different than Meiji and Silla? Maybe they’re part of the testing that’s gonna happen for civ persistence: “Would you prefer a changing dynastic/periodic approach, or just let the civs persist as they are?”

Hopefully they’re doing the 4th age without adding new civs. Now that they plan on letting civs persist through ages it would be especially redundant and a waste of resources imo.

Interesting… I wonder if the chose Sengoku for exploration because they have some interesting mechanics around disunity in mind (could also work for HRE).

Mountain good

They’re fun to play what with befriending tons of city states for more bonuses and the elephant guns just being cool and the cities looking great.

Other civs have wonders that predate them, like Majapahit and Borobudur, so Port Royal could’ve worked.