Do you reload and replay?

[FreeTheSlaves]

I ticked "no" but I would reload if I accidently moved my beginning worker to the wrong tile by mistake early on.

I use to play with 3 reloads but now I prefer the (mis)fortunes of war.

 

[Abaddon]

i clicked no, then had to re-load and click yes

 

[Strontium_Dog]

No, I'm still learning, and prefer to see the conseqences of my mistakes. I find you learn better from them, that way. (he says, trying not to sound smug )

I do restart though, if dumped in a hopeless situation. I'm not good enough too see these as a challenge, I can barely make use of a decent start so I'll just ditch it and start again.

 

[SoWhat3]

i haven't ever cheated like that but i probably will

 

[Doudon]

Yes, sometimes. I'm still learning the game and reload to change a bad strategic or tactical decision. This allows me to learn from my mistakes and try again.

 

[norwegianviking]

Welcome to civfanatics Doudon! [dance]

 

[QuinEd]

I normally have autosaves turned off. Although I just turned it on to take a look at CivAssist. I typically do a manual save prior to a big event, like switching governments. I'm still kind of new to this game and I have trouble determining if I have enough infrastructure to support Republic. When you come out of anarchy with -100gpt because your army is too big, it helps to have a save to go back to. In my last couple of games, though, I have gotten it right and not had to reload.

Where an autosave reload would help me is when I start drafting citizens instead of hurrying production. I just want to see how much it would cost to hurry along that shiny new whatever and instead I end up with a useless 2hp rifleman and a ticked off citizen. URGGGG. I wish those buttons were bigger!