Brave new world worth it?

Saqe

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Hi!

Last time I played Civ 5 was during Gods and Kings expansion and I was wondering is it worth to buy Brave New World? Are there a lot of positive new things in it compared to G&K?
 
There are a lot of new editions and changes both big and small. Simply said BNW is basically Civ 5.5 it changes the game quite a lot. So it's very woth getting it :D.
 
Yes, it's most assuredly worth it! Go get it! Now!
 
YES! After playing BNW, G&K feels hollow and uninteresting. I would say that both G&K and BNW brought about equally large changes to the game.
 
Alright thanks guys, much appreciated. I guess it´s time to dust off CIV5 again :)
 
Methinks you wanted it anyway. Did you really log on to civFANATICS.com expecting people to say, "Ehhhh, it's alright, I guess....." ;)
 
You see I told you, worth getting it. For me G&K felt just like an expac, it added new content, changed some of the things and that was it, while BNW on the other hand really feels like a completely different game. You can see on these forums, that people had to adapt and start changing their tactics, while in G&K there wasn't such a big need to do something like that.
 
i never bought G&K....but kept playing my civ 4 colonization copy...if that's sounds weired. But BNW.....got it after 24 hour of it's release.
 
There are a couple of bad spots in this game, but it's still by far better than either G+K and Vanilla. It's well worth getting, and the new mechanics add a ton of awesomeness to it.
 
Yes worth it.not the best expansion of civ (Civ 4 FTW) but it makes civ V much better
 
There are a couple of bad spots in this game, but it's still by far better than either G+K and Vanilla. It's well worth getting, and the new mechanics add a ton of awesomeness to it.
G&K was a big advance over vanilla Civ V (which had disappointed me.) Still, G&K was somewhat one-dimensional, heavily in favor of warmongering. I kept playing Civ IV (LoR mod) throughout.

BNW, however, totally changes Civ V and makes it a far more interesting game. Ever since I bought BNW, I haven't played Civ IV once.
 
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