Recent content by Naresh

When Gods and Kings came out I played until 6am... so maybe 8 hours straight. The tag line is "one more turn" for a reason

... Like Babylon's free GS from that low, always prioritised tech writing?

Elizabeth declared war on her long time peace Russia... the only reason I could think of was "we have nukes to spare" Russia lost a city, but instead of firing her nukes back, decided to load them onto ships and bomb Siam, which lost two cities. Siam then nuked me... In the space of 5...

Each strategic resource you have improved in your territory (or trade) lets you build another unit / building using that resource. When a unit using that resource dies, you can build another

America lost in one of the two precursor votes I assume

Incans - Love their UA. Makes war so much easier, and the extra cash is never unappreciated

I can understand the joke side, but there have been so many threads along this line I erred on caution and took it seriously. I think a sub title would have helped.

Yeah, it's GnK only for the +2 movment. Though if he is playing with gats, he has GnK Crossbows are very useful. Gattling guns are reduced to a more defensive roll and support, rather than (arguably) offensive like the crossbows. They get the defensive terrain bonus, and are meant to walk along...

Complete and utter troll thread. Aside from the completely stupid UA abilities, I do believe Israel is deserving of being a civ civ.

Every nuke that hits a city will reduce its population, when the pop reaches 0 the city will be destroyed. ONLY with upgraded nukes, and never a capital

Sea beggars aren't game changers (which I prefer UU to be) but they start with 2 promotions and can heal outside of friendly territory. They get a huge heads up on any kind of military other nations will have at that period of time

Where you based? Hit me up on steam (Sharmandril) and I'll try to accommodate :)

I'd hardly say I'm a poor player, and I have a hard time playing on King :( I'm a long time civ veteran, and I play well. I think something somewhere is eluding me...

I acted as a "peacekeeper" nation as America in a civ game recently (I keep saying that... it was a good 3 weeks ago now...) Sweden was getting stomped by Persia, so I "kept the peace" by declaring war on both and taking their cities as "they were too immature to use them properly" D-Day beach...

Ghandi is still a nuke lover, "since the beginning" Zulu is an iconic Civ civ, and deserves to be in on that basis alone before we look at other factors