I give up

[ahcos]

How rude. People actually trying to help you out, and you can't even bother giving an excuse. Sort of hard to take you seriously now. How sad your reply to people who are trying to be helpful instead of making fun of you or being condensending to you, but you in return are rude to others.

Oh well, as much as I hate to say this, since you do not want to take any advice, Bye bye, catch you later when you come back.

erm, are you trying to be serious or is this just a joke?

 

[Avs]

Its not computer speed or graphics cards. The internal design is simply bloated or slow. It shouldnt take more than 10 seconds for the next turn after all turns have ended. Yet this starts to happen after turn 50 in multiplayer games. MP is a huge part of civ, and making the game playable only for SP is such a huge fail.

City states add to the turn lag.
More computer players add to turn lag.
Larger map sizes add to turn lag.

And this is all still in the beginning stages of the game, not 1700AD as other people are saying. Its not computer specs, the game is not optimized. This is probably the biggest issue facing civ, aside from all the other complaints about crop yields, specialist effectiveness, building costs, and bugs.

 

[ohioastronomy]

Its not computer speed or graphics cards. The internal design is simply bloated or slow. It shouldnt take more than 10 seconds for the next turn after all turns have ended. Yet this starts to happen after turn 50 in multiplayer games. MP is a huge part of civ, and making the game playable only for SP is such a huge fail.

City states add to the turn lag.
More computer players add to turn lag.
Larger map sizes add to turn lag.

And this is all still in the beginning stages of the game, not 1700AD as other people are saying. Its not computer specs, the game is not optimized. This is probably the biggest issue facing civ, aside from all the other complaints about crop yields, specialist effectiveness, building costs, and bugs.

The flawed one unit per hex design makes unit pathing an incredible chore, and that is the primary reason why the game is so painfully slow.

 

[Gaizokubanou]

In case anyone is reading this, removing city states greatly help the turn-speed.