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So far I noticed that AI prepares better for war before attacking you, bigger army, but once their forces are dead he's just as stupid as before, building wonders instead of defending, etc. Another upside was AI building plenty of ships, which wasn't a case originally. Sadly they still do very...

I know that I'm years late but I'd still love to suggest a change: Make all ranged units (Slinger, Archer, etc.) only have single tile range, this way AI can't be cheesed as easily.

My only wish is that they would do SOMETHING with AI. Improving AI will increase entire game's potential.

Just as bad. Nothing major changed what so ever.

They still didn't fix day 1 issues so many years later with latest expansion: 1) Trying to heal unit while they're under archer fire, happens all the time, they retreat a bit and go into fortify just to die in few turns by my archers. 2) Building settlers or even wonders while losing war. So...

They're identical. If you let scouts in, they'll spawn non-stop.

Tried the fix. Getting prophet on Deity is very easy now as many civs simply don't care about religion anymore. Also seen some insane GPP numbers, looks like they're really prioritizing now.

Finally, took them 1.5 years. See you in 2020 when they'll fix AI moving Settlers through enemy territory during war because path finding now can and they just HAVE to build a city behind your empire somewhere.

Who pays you the gold anyway?

Looks 1:1 to me, no improvement at micromanagement what so ever. Same stupid moves, completely losing any macro advantages they had.

So, first game and AI is still stupid as hell. Absolutely terrible at micro managing their army. As soon as their units are at critical health they simply fortify instead of running away or moving healthy units to front. Another episode, 5 warriors around my capital at the beginning, could've...

Am I the only one who doesn't like that city size is not displayed as big number left from city name anymore? Seeing huge large number was pretty satisfying but now it is kind of bland.

Is it technically possible to decrease settling limit radius for city states to 2 instead of 3 like it is done for cities on different land masses?

All AI are barbarians in this game, a mere imitation of a threat.

I always had an idea where you could stack as much units as you want but units suffer strength penalties due to overcrowding.