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[neferator]

Creative would fit. He was quite a chap - didn't he invent modern archaeology, for one, as well as being a major political figure?

(modern archeology = scientific process, digging trenches, making accurate records. previously it was just a case of digging holes randomly until you found something and then not knowing what to do with it)

 

[ZerrorR]

Josip Broz Tito (Charismatic/???; fav. civic: State Property) almost created third superpower during cold war. His charisma held Yugoslavia together...

 

[famousanus024]

How about Philosophical and Creative?

Don't forget the Louisiana purchase...I'd say Jefferson was more expansive than creative

 

[famousanus024]

Also, I think I'd rather see Jefferson than Lincoln..I think it gets a little boring playing the same person for four games (Or however many civ games he's been in), and Jefferson is one of my top 5 presidents

 

[prolamer]

Who the hell are Wu Di and Wu Zhao? Should list out some empirer in "Tang" denasty. China was on its golden age during Tang denasty.

 

[Reprisal]

Also, I think I'd rather see Jefferson than Lincoln..I think it gets a little boring playing the same person for four games (Or however many civ games he's been in), and Jefferson is one of my top 5 presidents

And Lincoln doesn't make that list?

 

[dpaajones]

England - Alfred the Great (Charismatic, Organised)

 

[Minci]

Ottomans - Mustafa Kemal ATATÜRK. He was the commander in canakkale war and can be counted as ottoman and the greatest Turk ever.

Financial/Industrialist or Charismatic/Industrialist

 

[Iowandragon]

American- John F Kennedy
Russian- Gorbachev
France- Charles de Gaulle
England Richard the Lionheart
Celtic- William Wallace (Yes was Scottish but closer to celts than English)
Japan- Hirohito
Mali- Moammar Gadhafi, yes I know he's Libyan but who really cares that much, plus he gave the US such a headache back in the 70's-80's

 

[Artosoft]

King Harald Bluetooth of Viking, imperialistic and expansive.

Regards,
Arto.

 

[Koelle]

Vietnam - Ho Chi Minh

 

[BomberTank]

Germany -- Hitler(fast panzers)
Germania -- Strong swordsman strength 7 (50 percent on attack, 100 percent city attack),(-50 percent def)

 

[BomberTank]

seriously need better uu's/units like in civ3 ... bring back the 2 move warrior from aztecs -- they can be deadly again with weak stregth, jaguar is usless

 

[BomberTank]

Right now bombers are very boring i believe we should change this
-instead of collateral they should attack like in civ3, but instead they would be able to kill the unit
-also they should be able to bomb roads
-- civ warfare is just so boring right now no annoying/skillfull artillery bombardment disabling ur enemy from using roads

 

[Eskel]

Poland:
John III Sobieski
Vladislav Joghaila
Casimir the Great

 

[Öjevind Lång]

Lots of obscurity here! Shouldn't it be someone REALLY famous? Some of the less successful civs don't have many options, but Romans and Greeks, come on they deserve 3 surely!

I think the third Roman would probably have to be Constantine? Just to give them a spiritual leader which they really need because the embrace of Christianity by the Roman ruling class is really the only reason it's the biggest religion in the world today.

Greece! They still only have one right? Come on! Surely Pericles has to get put in at least?

Instead of Constantine, I'd suggest Marcus Aurelius, "the Philosopher Emperor". He fought back the invading Germanic barbarians and wrote the famous "Meditations". He'd be Philosophical and Protective.

Pericles should be included, I think. As Creative and Financial.

Öjevind

 

[Öjevind Lång]

Gustavus Adolphus would also be a good addition to the Scandinavians, he's perhaps my favourite European monarch.

Yes, Scandinavians would be better than "Vikings". There never was a people called Vikings. The Vikings were simply Scandinavians engaging in piracy. I also think Canute should be reintroduced instead of the semi-mythical Ragnar.

Gustavus Adolphus was indeed a great king. He did much to improve learning in his realm (among other things, he founded the first univiersities in Finland and Estonia), created an elite army which he led brilliantly and managed to turn his impoverished country into a European power. Then there was Margaret of Denmark, who, through the Union of Kalmar, ruled over all of the Nordic countries (including Finland and Iceland).

Öjevind

 

[Öjevind Lång]

How about Philosophical and Creative?

(This was about Jefferson.) How about Horny and Sanctimonious? Favourite civic: Slavery.

Öjevind

 

[Öjevind Lång]

Celtic- William Wallace (Yes was Scottish but closer to celts than English)

Not really. He belonged to the English- and French-speaking Lowlands aristocracy. You can be quite sure that he never wore a kilt, and if he had found someone who wore a kilt on his property, he would probably have hanged him on the spot as a suspected cattle thief. (Mel Gibson's head would look good on a pole for his part in that terrible film about William Wallace.)

Öjevind

 

[ljofa]

I posted these on another thread:

Japan - Saigo Takamori
Carthage – Queen Dido
Persia - Shapur II
Scandinavia - Gustavus Adolphus
France – Charlemagne
Mali - Maghan Sundiata

In addition, I'd like to add

America - Theodore Roosevelt (Charasmatic, Expansionist)
Germany - Frederick Barbarossa
India - Indira Ghandi
England - Henry V
Egypt - Colonel Nasser


As for new Civilizations:

Austria
Iroquois
Khmer
Hittites
Dutch
Mayan