In the base and 1st expansion to Civ V god of war, you could liberate countries from opponents,
However, the fun and usefulness of doing this is negated by the fact that they remain at the same tech level as they were before being conquared
for example, if the English were conquered in the medieval era and I liberated them in the atomic/modern era, they would still only have medieval era technology
this is a major flaw in my opinion to the game, particularly for players who don't wish to vastly expand their empires and preference diplomatic or other types of victories.
So, what if liberated countries received the same tech tree as their liberators or at minimum some of the techs dependant on how backward they are to the rest of the world???
I don't want to always conquer large swaths of the world, its been a constant problem in most civ games I played in the past.
has anyone else experienced this? also, do you think this or a different type of change is required to improve this aspect of the new Civ V expansions gameplay
However, the fun and usefulness of doing this is negated by the fact that they remain at the same tech level as they were before being conquared
for example, if the English were conquered in the medieval era and I liberated them in the atomic/modern era, they would still only have medieval era technology
this is a major flaw in my opinion to the game, particularly for players who don't wish to vastly expand their empires and preference diplomatic or other types of victories.
So, what if liberated countries received the same tech tree as their liberators or at minimum some of the techs dependant on how backward they are to the rest of the world???
I don't want to always conquer large swaths of the world, its been a constant problem in most civ games I played in the past.
has anyone else experienced this? also, do you think this or a different type of change is required to improve this aspect of the new Civ V expansions gameplay