if a civ player ran the world...

[Reno]

111) The world would still be divided between Democracy, Fasists & Communist's.

112) Arabia would not exist because they started near the Zulu who overran them.

 

[Paradigne]

113) No matter which form of government you chose, the same person would be running things. (hhhmmmm - say illuminati)

 

[allhailIndia]

Nations with one oil wouldn't have to live off mid east oil and send the arabs spinning into bankruptcy and irrelevance

 

[Clito]

115. There would be a giant camera in the sky that looks on the world in an isometric view. We'd never understand what really lies the other side of that hill!

 

[earthguido]

116. Killing citizens would help to build things faster under certain governments
117. Some units winning battles would create some gifted people that could create wonderful buildings or things instantly
118. People would only live in cities, not in the country
119. Cities would take years in manufacturing a single spear and shield for one spearman...

 

[LLXerxes]

118. People would only live in cities, not in the country

Wrong. Laborers live in the working squares and the population would live with them...

119. Cities would take years in manufacturing a single spear and shield for one spearman...

Wrong again. It would take a long time but it's not only 1 spearmen

 

[ybbor]

120: peope would build carriers before planes

 

[Flintlock]

121: As soon as the equipment for a new soldier is complete, a someone would materialize out of the blue to use it.
122: The Incans would never have existed, since they started on a mountain and didn't want to move thier settler, for fear of wasting a turn.
123: Italy would be called "rome', Mexico "Azteca", etc...

 

[Longasc]

124. Communism would be widely regarded as overpowered, near broken
125. Submarines would permanently cause wars
126. There would be no "third world", but "Vanilla", "PTW" and "C3C"
127. There would be much more sexy advisors in my modded parliament.
128. There would be no real engineers or scientists, but modders!!!
129. One would wonder why god did not restart with such a bad map seed.
130. This might be true: Even the "Complete" Edition of our world has still bugs and issues that need to be addressed.

 

[jguy100]

131. People would wonder what civilization God is "playing", and what victory he was going for.

 

[Dreadnought]

132. The Byzantines and Ottomans would be screwed because their capital cities are located in the exact same spot
133. It would take 500 years for a warrior to move 1 mile (grid square)

 

[MrRats]

144.Countries would be super-advanced because they put "accelerated probuction" on.
145.Railroads would make you instantly move from Calafornia to Maine.

 

[Longasc]

146. Andorra would have restarted for a better starting position.

 

[jguy100]

147. We'd probably all be under the rule of a single superpower, instead of living in scattered countries across the globe.
148. Due to the war in Iraq and Afghanistan, America would have fallen into civil disorder and switched over to Communism by now.

 

[~Corsair#01~]

149. The Israelites would've been kicked off for cheating.

 

[~Corsair#01~]

148. Due to the war in Iraq and Afghanistan, America would have fallen into civil disorder and switched over to Communism by now.

Bah, we've barely been fighting terror for 4 turns yet.

 

[ybbor]

133. It would take 500 years for a warrior to move 1 mile (grid square)

actually, a grid square is 10 miles by ten miles. (buikld your capital and hit F11, and you'll see your land area is 900 square miles, 9 squares)

149 the government would automatically collect money from rivers

 

[Gnarfflinger]

150: Nations would have Monarchy or the Republic defore they discovered horses...

 

[~Corsair#01~]

150: Nations would have Monarchy or the Republic defore they discovered horses...

? I thought Horseriding was like, one of the first advances?

 

[Reno]

151) There would be still knights around during the Industrial Revolution.

152) All nations would be racing to reach Great Libary before the others only to find out that the distant Chinese in the other continent would have built it already.