Originally posted by TETurkhan
With Multiple Start Points you are going to find a larger selection of Civs. Start points take place through out history in every age. Each time there is a start point, cities have been reassigned, and Civs have been added or removed in order to keep it historically correct. For example, you can't play the Americans in the beginning (ancient age) however you can play them later from the 2nd last start point onwards. Did that make sense?
Same goes with the Babylonians, they are there in the ancient era but not afterwards.
Why you might ask?
1. Each start point enables me to reset everything and put it back in line with history.
2. It enables me to have far more playable Civs, since some are dropped and others added.
3. It enables players to not always have to start in the ancient era but any time period they wish.
Originally posted by TETurkhan
hi D.Minky!
Its all on the same map. Each starting point you can take all the way to the end of the game. All I am doing with each is shuffling city ownership, taking out some Civs and putting in other ones. The point of this, is simply to enable a person not to have to always start from the Ancient Era.
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Originally posted by Bluemofia
probably arabs, russia, great britain, china, us, france, germany, australia, canada, brazil, mexico, italy, african nations, south american nations, cambodian nations, former soviet union countries, and spain+portugal.
Originally posted by EddyG17
Te, do you think that enableing the retain culture if a city is capture option to be "accurate"?