Recent content by Torwaechter

Vietnam looks good, well done! :goodjob:

Woohoo - it gets fixed in the next update!

Just experienced it too, I'm playing on a huge map with lots of civs. Looks like a bug to me, should be changed asap.

Oh yes, it's crazy how they city-spam... but Portugal as well

I'm currently fighting my second war against neighbouring Zulus as Venice which is a really tough position. In the first war (medieval age) I could defend Venice successfully but it was extremely close - invasion troops brought the lagoon city down to 3 or 4 HP. I didn't vote for the...

5 mins to go - hooray

Oh, well...then it's just a sneak peek...

Good idea! I'll download the demo too now. What would normally be the downside of playing the demo? Save games are transferrable, aren't they?

Rethymno: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rethymno

That would be awesome. Indonesia in and no additional Native American civ :goodjob:

This really isn't the thread for that discussion, a discussion so old... well, anyway, my 5 cents - the most distinctive differences between USA and UK: * Religion (massive differences here - Anglican state church versus a heck load of creeds in a system of rather strict separation of state...

Why? They could make Zulu a scenario-only civ (see Goths or Franks) @poom3619: so let's assume neither Indonesia nor Vietnam will make it into BNW - and one of the devs would tell us they couldn't include such brand-new civs, because there was a "fan tradition" to be fulfilled and they feared...

And that's what I would have suggested: Zulu as DLC. If there are die-hard Shaka fans, they will grab that DLC. I think it's more important to include new civs that have more relation to the expansion's new mechanics and to put the spotlight on new parts of world history. A dev should listen to...

Screw tradition - Kongo would have been great. Sometimes they shouldn't listen to the fans. Sometimes it's more important to get on and develop something new.

One thing about Prora to notice: It is based on ideas that came up in the Weimar Republic, National Socialists only sold it as their great social tourism idea for the people. Same strategy with the Autobahn, which were also built after plans that came up in the 20s. Prora's architecture though...