CedricTheAwesom
Chieftain
I have Civ IV and really love it, so I'm thinking about getting Civ 2 for the PlayStation. Are the games similar enough that I would enjoy both?
But the music and wonder movies is unforgettable.
I have never played anything older than Civ 3. I started with Civ V, then heard older games were better and had a lot more features/customization, so got Civ 4 and loved it more than anything else. And then I bought Civ 3 just because it looked beautiful.
But I am considering buying Civ 2 if I can find a copy, just for the hilarious advisors.
Any feature in Civ 2 that is NOT in newer games, like Palace/Trophy Room?
Civ2 was the last game version with set defined borders. In civ1-2 every city built automatically gained its bfc "big fat cross". From SMAC onwards the games series used cultural borders. Each city generates culture which over time merges to create a national cultural territory.
Any feature in Civ 2 that is NOT in newer games, like Palace/Trophy Room?
But I am considering buying Civ 2 if I can find a copy, just for the hilarious advisors.![]()
You don't need to buy the game for that, there will surely be videos of them on youtube.
Custom map sizes. You could generate maps between 1000 ( I think) and 10,000 tiles. I think the min dimension was 40.Any feature in Civ 2 that is NOT in newer games, like Palace/Trophy Room?
I have Civ IV and really love it, so I'm thinking about getting Civ 2 for the PlayStation. Are the games similar enough that I would enjoy both?