Recent content by Red Pearl

Defender of the Faith and Crusade are by far the best beliefs if they haven't been nerfed.

It is predictable unless someone buys it when they are like 20 points away or something. Also it is worth noted that there are ways to increase GPP you are getting per turn. Divine Spark(pantheon) gives +1 GPP to each of your holy sites. Revelation(wild card) gives +2 GPP each turn.

Civilizations that were added in civ5 expansions and dlc tended to be more powerful. So when we do get persia they will probably be badass.

I depends on how highly the AI values the good beliefs.

You still haven't said anything that he did wrong.

BenZL43 made a makeshift civilopedia. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MbArGkvfQznUkGVSmye7aZ_dCZrurK64kNJeC4lghjk/edit

@Nick31 Did you know that a scout cost 30 hammers and a monument cost 60 hammers?

They could have made more patches for civ 5 however they did not. They are not likely to fix many balance issues.

Other then MP what is the difference between the DS, Xbox, and the PS version?

The mobile app was not the same as civrev on the DS. Not even close.

All of the smaller EU4 expansions introduce new game play mechanics. Other then the random new world all the changes to the land come with the free patch.

are you saying that in this case moneycentrism = eurocentrism?

Not if I am trying to maximize sales. My guess is that 90+% of people here complaining about the civ selection are going to buy the game and all the expansions.

For flavor I prefer civ 6 governments to civ 5 policies.

civ V policies broke immersion. When you civilization is a monarchy, republic, theocracy, and democracy it feels a little weird.