Che Guava
The Juicy Revolutionary
It occurred to me that some of the new features that are getting a lot of attention in civ5 (one-tile-per-unit, city states, limited strategic resource use), while perhaps questionable in normal gameplay, could be perfect features for some good old fashioned civ scenarios. With the scale reduced in warfare, plus the (promised!) increased modability of the game, there is the potential to have some pretty fine-tuned recreations.
Now to be quite honest, I hadn't really played scenarios since civ2, mostly because I couldn't seem to get them to work properly in 3 or 4, or at least how I thought they should be working! Why did you still start out with a black map? What happened to my beloved objective cities?
Anyhow, I was just wondering what people thought of the scenarios for civ4, and your hopes and/or dreams for scenarios in civ5....
Now to be quite honest, I hadn't really played scenarios since civ2, mostly because I couldn't seem to get them to work properly in 3 or 4, or at least how I thought they should be working! Why did you still start out with a black map? What happened to my beloved objective cities?
Anyhow, I was just wondering what people thought of the scenarios for civ4, and your hopes and/or dreams for scenarios in civ5....
