Bkeela
Warlord
One thing that is disturbing me from all the various Civ introduction videos, and the recent livestream (Kongo section) is how crowded the maps are. I've seen some posters here voice the same concern.
As a Civ IV veteran, it seems intolerable to me that the Kongo player had not conquered if not his entire continent by 1610, then at least a good chunk of it. Scythia is running away with what could be a religion victory, and the Kongo player is just sitting there twiddling his thumbs, going for a culture victory. WTH? Just the sheer aesthetics of it alone irritates me. There were even some completely unexplored patches on his home continent!
I can't figure out whether there are some serious warmonger penalties that would lock a player into only a tiny sphere of influence, or else the player chooses such limitations voluntarily.
Please, let there be some veteran Civ Youtube/livestreamers who get early access, show what a warmonger can do with this iteration. I'm getting worried.
As a Civ IV veteran, it seems intolerable to me that the Kongo player had not conquered if not his entire continent by 1610, then at least a good chunk of it. Scythia is running away with what could be a religion victory, and the Kongo player is just sitting there twiddling his thumbs, going for a culture victory. WTH? Just the sheer aesthetics of it alone irritates me. There were even some completely unexplored patches on his home continent!
I can't figure out whether there are some serious warmonger penalties that would lock a player into only a tiny sphere of influence, or else the player chooses such limitations voluntarily.
Please, let there be some veteran Civ Youtube/livestreamers who get early access, show what a warmonger can do with this iteration. I'm getting worried.