Hi all,
I've just finished my first game on Civ 5, and was curious as to whether anyone else has had a similar experience to me.
On Civ4, I'm a pretty ordinary player - I generally play on Cheiftain settings, and usually finish with a ranking comparable to Dan Quayle. My style of play is usually to try and win by Science or Culture victories.
So I crack out Civ 5, and after reading Lemmy101s write up the other day, I figure it wise to start out at a higher difficulty than normal. So I played on Warlord, which normally punishes me hard on Civ 4.
Imagine my surprise then, when I won a Domination victory in 1830AD, with a few space race parts already built to boot. The final ranking that was given to me was Augustus Caesar (can't remember the exact score).
Has anyone else had such a startlingly and unexpectedly easy win like this? The game had 6 AI civs, and was on a normal sized world map, at standard speed.
Cheers
/long time lurker, first time poster...
I've just finished my first game on Civ 5, and was curious as to whether anyone else has had a similar experience to me.
On Civ4, I'm a pretty ordinary player - I generally play on Cheiftain settings, and usually finish with a ranking comparable to Dan Quayle. My style of play is usually to try and win by Science or Culture victories.
So I crack out Civ 5, and after reading Lemmy101s write up the other day, I figure it wise to start out at a higher difficulty than normal. So I played on Warlord, which normally punishes me hard on Civ 4.
Imagine my surprise then, when I won a Domination victory in 1830AD, with a few space race parts already built to boot. The final ranking that was given to me was Augustus Caesar (can't remember the exact score).
Has anyone else had such a startlingly and unexpectedly easy win like this? The game had 6 AI civs, and was on a normal sized world map, at standard speed.
Cheers
/long time lurker, first time poster...