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Base mechanics seemed a bit problematic but I guess any game can be fixed. I will try Let's Plays. Thanks

Hi. I played CiV when it first came out and I thought that it was a huge disappointment after Civ4 - Bts. At that point I agreed with most of the comments in the CiV-Rants thread and stopped playing the game after a couple of weeks. Needless to say, I have nothing against the people who like...

Sorry if this has been asked before. Can you call a political and economic system socialist when workers councils and therefore local democracy is dismantled? (I am talking about the post-revolution period after 1920) If workers are not really in power (i.e. do not govern themselves) and just...

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What about great people? should I sell my great artists and scientists? Thanks

One side note: If you do this you will probably miss the diplo bonus and penalties. (traded with worst enemies / our trade relations have been fair) So use this with caution

208. Sometimes it is better to run no state religion during the entire game.

I like the idea of ZoC. I think rather than disallowing certain movements, you should give the defending party a free strike or something. Perhaps archers and ranged units can punish violations more effectively compared to the other units

I think it is a good idea. A call to power or heroes of MM system. Combined with a fast combat option which displays the combat on the large map as in Civ 4. I dont understand why they avoid the obvious solution

Lets ignore the library/monument issue for a second. Dont you think that courthouse>granary>forge is often better than granary> forge> courthouse>

Following the same logic we should have civ5fanatics.com rather than civfanatics.com/civilization5

Here is the result Same thing, in a more polite way

Agreed. Actually they could solve this "limitation" problem easily without making the cities garbage, introducing global happiness etc. If they made all units resource dependent, limited the number of resources and the number of units that can be built per resource then the rest of the game...

I think this would be a great addition to the game. However there are some hardwired features that make this impossible. Attack probabilities, military build up parameters etc. are already fixed.

The last time I checked it was replaced with "build a huge carpet". ( Sorry to add this off topic comment: If Civ 4 is Simcity, I would say Civ5 is tictactoe. At least there were some tradeoffs in Civ 4. )