Is BNW the last CiV Expansion?

[Circuit]

I think past moves to new versions of Civ were a reflection of changing technology and graphical capability; right now, CiV is still at the cutting edge in the graphics department, so there isn't much reason to upgrade, especially when the fan base would be perfectly satisfied with DLC or more expansions.

 

[Ninakoru]

Is too early to say so, still firaxis has to polish this expansion a little, what I'm expecting right now is:

- They improve the AI, both at war and pursuing victory types. Sucks at culture, sucks at

- They balance policies. Tradition - Consulates - Rationalism anyone?

- They fix the AI being too peaceful.

Last game I won was Korea, Deity, Pangea, Standard all the way, was nearly wrapped by Willian, Nº1 civ witch doubled me in points, get his ideology, send him a few trade routes, my built military units in the whole game were two archers and one warrior, proposed him at host, and the most offensive act he did to me is to plot against me near the end. I built the spaceship in front of his face and won without problems.

Back on topic, my opinion is they will make more things to Civ 5, maybe another expansion, or fully featured DLCs with lots of content.

 

[BlackWizard]

Imagine the current game on a map 2-5 times bigger with cities 10 tiles apart with a workable radius of five tiles. The current combat mechanics would feel significantly better IMO.

Wet dream of micromanager

 

[Sequitor]

I don't think there will be another expansion pack, but I hope they will make an Alpha Centauri remake with the civ 5 game engine, similar to what they did with Civilization 4: Colonization.

I concur.