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Left Forever
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- Jul 3, 2012
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It is better then the previous civ games

It is listed in the city details screen that lists all the buildings in the city. There is the value for the district and the values for each of the buildings in it.
- Cannot see the yields of districts unlike other tiles, but instead you need to have your mouse on it to see the yields.
If they just cut the Eurekas to 25%, I think the tech pace might be just about right. They might still have to shave 10-15% off the cost of districts and wonders.
Pedro II is reincarnation of Attila in this version of the game. DoW is bugged as you see your own Civ declare war on you. Not enough depth in Diplomacy. Religious civilizations are way too powerful.
Alright, after my first humiliating defeat, tried again. King level.
- I like the changes to city states - very logical, and much much better done than civ 5 where you just threw money at them. Also like how they have unique bonuses.
Im a bit disappointed;
- Whatever map size you choose your city is already sounded by city states and other civs, its very hard to establish new well spaced out cities.
Had a lot of fun my first game, finished a science victory with Monty - prince, standard size/speed. Here are my 10 thoughts on my first game.
1. I don't just like, but love the fog of war.Not sure how anyone can dislike it. Weirdos.
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