Recent content by Veriaqa

No. For the simple reason that I don't live in the past and always embrace new innovations.

Civ IV is good game in Civ series, but compared to VI it lacks so many things that make Civ VI so much better than Civ IV (hexagon tiles, district, the builder and trader systems, etc).

That's a pretty peninsula city.

To answer the title of the thread : No! But as a mod for nostalgic value : yes... maybe.

I think it was a nice little addition for cat lovers. Really? I did not know that. I thought you need to sign up for the 2K account to have the skin.

Just wondering?

That's actually a very nice idea. Maybe someone could make a mod for it.

I don't agree with "the worst mechanic ever", on contrary I think it's a very realistic and good mechanic. But I have the same experience as you too and I don't know how to handle it properly. I just a normal gamer, I don't calculate most of my action in the game (i.e. district's placement for...

Well I played Civ IV and like it. Then when Civ V is out, I played Civ V and like it too. Then when Civ VI is out, I play Civ VI and love it. The best one so far. Some of you might wonder why I love Civ VI. Well that because I'm not a sad <SNIP> that tied into the past and actually like to try...

It's ancient era. And I didn't use any mods. And yes Curtin declared a surprise war against me.

To answer the question it's online speed. And yes that was impossible for Australia to have that much units so early in the game. It wasn't 10 turns exactly. But i'm sure it was below 20. Because I'm not even have my second city yet.

I never play the game below prince difficulty. But yesterday, just for fun, I play on the lowest difficulty. I play the TSL Earth, with only 1 ai. I play Gitarja and the AI play John Curtin. After 10 turn or so Curtin declared surprise war on me and he attacked me with endless warriors, archers...

Wikipedia entry on her is pretty accurate and complete. But if you want you can search for the translations of Negarakretagama or Pararaton. Both books written in Old Javanese language and are the 2 main sources on everything Majapahit. But like I said before, both books are not history books...

Hi, Morningcalm. I'm Javanese Indonesian. I can give you some info before you begin your research on Majapahit. Majapahit is a strange empire. For an empire that supposedly control much of Indonesia, Malaysia, etc, it leaves no traces at all. The only physical evidence of a kingdom named...

I'm not the type of someone who stuck in the past, so I choose Civ VI. The reason besides the improvement in graphic is the addition of districs.