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World Map.

There are 30 civs to choose from. Not all of them are designed to become world powers, but you can feel free to play as any of them. THE MAJOR PLAYERS UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: In addition to the main 48 states, the Americans also control Alaska, Hawaii, the Philippines, and a few other...

It’s often been theorized what the world could have looked like had World War II taken a different course. This leads to how the Cold War would have turned out, (if it would’ve even happened) and if a Third World War would’ve happened. In part because of this fascination, I’ve created this...

Sorry I haven't updated this, I actually got busy making a new scenario that I hope to release in the coming days. I might start a similar type thread with that. As for this, I am farther along than I've posted and the locked alliance system I fear will lead to little intrigue too much...

Chapter 4: With their largest opposition getting out of the way, the Russians and Chinese looked to continue their territorial gains. In the summer of 2021, the Turkish forces couldn't hold off the Russian advance any longer and the Russian troops captured the Turkish capital of Ankara. In...

Chapter 3: A Changing Of Locales Russian and Chinese troops had found nothing but gains since they started their offensive in 2017. With their pure numbers, they knew they had a solid advantage over much of Europe and Asia in any conflict. But they both knew that their biggest threat was the...

Chapter 2: The First Shots On April 4, 2017, the world ceased to be at peace as the combined forces of Russia and China invaded eastern Europe. Russian troops attacked the Baltic states and Finland and within a few weeks, the Finnish capital of Helsinki was captured by Russian forces. The...

Chapter 1: A Prelude to War In the years 2015 and 2016, tensions began to grow with the world's most powerful nations as economic woes reared their ugly head again. Of the world's powers, perhaps the one most impacted was Russia. Russia had built up distrust among many nations after the...

First off, before I begin, I should set up the basic parameters of the game. I'm on a slightly edited version of the TETurkhan 256x256 world map. The game begins in January of 2016, each turn is three months, making a year pass every four turns. The game is "won" by one of three...

Hello, I've always had a weird fascination with how games play out when left to their own devices. A while back, I created a Civ 3 scenario, which can be found here. Basically, it's designed to try to be similar to what the current world is like as best I can imagine. I was curious how the...

Atoll, the issue should be fixed now. r16, and I thought I was pretty good at geography, too! :crazyeye: I fixed that as well.

After not playing Civ for a while, I got back into it. Here's a version 2.0 for this scenario. I added Brazil as it's own separate civ, I also broke up the rest of South America into its own neutral civ, made the Central America and Caribbean nations their own neutral civ, and made...

So I've run into this in multiple occasions in my current game. There are now three civs that have been eliminated...they have no cities left. Two of which I personally took out, another I partially did. However, they still exist. You can still trade with them. They can still declare war...

On my simthrough, they actually did finally use nukes! It took 200 turns, but once one person did it, they all did.

I recently added a lot of resources to areas because it seemed like a lot of countries would demand resources, even if they were irrelevant in that era like horses or saltpeter. I'm also playing with a very limited set of locked alliances like US/Canada. (In my current one, the US couldn't...