Recent content by paperchase417

yeah, i dislike Monty as a neighbor. Too bossy.

Also they have those cool islands in Dubai.

How about Suicide Bombers as a new modern seige weapon?? Or is that too real? Maybe they can take over as Persias UU and replace Artliery instead.

While we are at it we can include Sierra Leone to the list. Their UU can be a small machete weilding child on drugs that replaces the marine. I'm not sure if thats sad or funny, so don't ask me.

I like farming a couple but cottaging most. A floodplain with a farm is fantastic for growth, but population means nothing if its not productive. Floodplains with cottages still provide 3 food which is an incentive for your population to work them hard in the early game in effect growing your...

they are cool, but I prefer other UUs more.

rather than an expansion they should just retool the whole game and package it as Civ V

I always play on fractal since the maps can vary drastically from oddly shaped pangeas to archepeligos with large islands. I like epic speed, and huge maps with high water level, and always a termperate climate. The maps, and the neighboring civs is enough change for me at my point of...

are you sure you haven't got him confused with Bush??

they have interchangable heads, like old action figures.

I have however recently used the buttons that tell your city to focus production on wealth, food, research, or well production. They are alright if you dont want to keep shifting them around manually. I tend to emphasize food in the early game, then once a city hits ten or twelve or so, I change...

Its because Peter's a cool dude, and Catherine is a mal-adjusted whore, Stalin is a communist, he feels everyone is equal. Its true that everyone really does always seem to hate Egypt. I find Germany and Spain to be just as moody as the "Bad Guys" with Alexander as the exception because...

I love when you've just discovered optics, but a lesser civ all the way across the map sees fit to declare war on you.

I would classify it as being militaristic. He makes sure his cities are properly defended before he marches out to war. It really makes perfect sense, and any good warlord should do it that way. I don't find it to be over powered, his cities crumble in the end reguardless.

I've seen this before. A lot of people who theorize that aliens are responsible for civilization as we know it, cite this among other oddities as evidence.