Becephalus
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Of course the exact same criticisms came up for Civ 2, Civ 3, and Civ 4 so I shouldn't be surprised I guess.
Its not like they completely ruined the game (looking at you MOO3 and Simcity Societies).
Personally I think the changes and design decisions were very wise ones. Yes it is not complete, but only 5% of games are when released these days. Budgets are too tight, development cultures too corporate, and patches/expansion too lucrative.
Mainly the AI needs tightening up, but that is true of every single strategy game I have ever played.
There are also a few nonsensical things with the tiles, and the tech tree, and a little balancing of great people is in order but overall I think it plays great.
Its not like they completely ruined the game (looking at you MOO3 and Simcity Societies).
Personally I think the changes and design decisions were very wise ones. Yes it is not complete, but only 5% of games are when released these days. Budgets are too tight, development cultures too corporate, and patches/expansion too lucrative.
Mainly the AI needs tightening up, but that is true of every single strategy game I have ever played.
There are also a few nonsensical things with the tiles, and the tech tree, and a little balancing of great people is in order but overall I think it plays great.