Charles 22
King
I have played vanilla quite extensively before and after the patches so I know what to expect. I recall playing vanilla with 12 civs and a huge marathon random map and not having problems after the last patch. I'm not sure if I ever tried 18 civs and if I did it probably wasn't too far into the game before I quit (just lack of interest with that many civs).
The game I "was" playing on Warlords was the same 12 civ conditions I played often on vanilla, however, now I'm having problems similar to the pre-patch conditon of vanilla, in that at about 1830 or so the graphics were regularly losing it at points and about every other action on the map experienced either long delays or total wipeout of the game. So I overpiad for this? I guess I'm forced to go down to 8 civs. I haven't played Warlords all that much, and most of the time only with 8 civs. This is the first time I got this deep with 12 civs, and it had been cutting out probably since 1750 or so, but I just put up with it. Now it totally knocked my hard drive out and was playing off a save from a fresh boot.
Great, get a few flimsy new features known as scenarios and then get less by it knocking your graphics into orbit again. Just great!
The game I "was" playing on Warlords was the same 12 civ conditions I played often on vanilla, however, now I'm having problems similar to the pre-patch conditon of vanilla, in that at about 1830 or so the graphics were regularly losing it at points and about every other action on the map experienced either long delays or total wipeout of the game. So I overpiad for this? I guess I'm forced to go down to 8 civs. I haven't played Warlords all that much, and most of the time only with 8 civs. This is the first time I got this deep with 12 civs, and it had been cutting out probably since 1750 or so, but I just put up with it. Now it totally knocked my hard drive out and was playing off a save from a fresh boot.
Great, get a few flimsy new features known as scenarios and then get less by it knocking your graphics into orbit again. Just great!