naterator said:i liked it better when the leaderheads changed clothes with the era. renaissance lincoln and industrial gandhi were awesome!
Improvements change, like windmills and mines. Also, I liked the heads changing too, but now it's just the music.dh_epic said:That's a pain about going 3D. Art assets take way longer to develop.
but oddly enough, forts don't change anymore like they did in civ III! maybe firaxis acknowledged they're useless and nobody builds them so they figured no one would notice.ggganz said:Improvements change, like windmills and mines. Also, I liked the heads changing too, but now it's just the music.
moggydave said:Yeh I liked the changing leaderheads.
Another building that seems silly is the colloseum, why don't they just call it a stadium?
I use them when building up stacks of units to attack my neighbor.naterator said:but oddly enough, forts don't change anymore like they did in civ III! maybe firaxis acknowledged they're useless and nobody builds them so they figured no one would notice.
Mr. Hyperbole said:I completely agree, gganz. From what I've been led to believe, the expansion is supposed to rectify the "oversight." Here's hoping...
Completely agree. Historical purists might balk, but I always enjoyed the speculation on how leaders might look today (Joan of Arc's modern look was odd, but somehow fitting).
You could barely see what she looked like under all that armor!savethemooses said:Joan of Arc was hott.