awesome
Meme Lord
i really think wonders should be patched instead of sold, but i'd definitely like to see a bunch more of them added to the game, especially some modern and industrial era ones.
What kind of DLC would you guys like to see?
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Louis XXIV
Le Roi Soleil
I definitely think more modern ones are a good idea. A Hoover's/Three Gorges Dam one is obvious (never should have been removed). I also like the idea of including the Large Hadron Collider. Not sure which others off the top of my head, but there are probably plenty. A good DLC idea would be a modern builders pack. Include wonders so there's art to make it worthwhile, but also include buildings to expand gameplay. Essentially, a DLC version of BtS.
danielshannon, I just played the Ancient Wonders scenario, and I have to agree that having unlocked wonders for social policies is an excellent idea. I'm not sold on the wonders that never were concept, though (for me, achieving historical things is better than achieving historical pipe dreams). I took the liberty of starting a separate thread for ideas on what wonders would fit in those slots.
danielshannon, I just played the Ancient Wonders scenario, and I have to agree that having unlocked wonders for social policies is an excellent idea. I'm not sold on the wonders that never were concept, though (for me, achieving historical things is better than achieving historical pipe dreams). I took the liberty of starting a separate thread for ideas on what wonders would fit in those slots.
michaeltrnka
intergalactic hitchhiker
I have posted this idea in other forums but I will say it again. I would really like to see dlc that included an option to the scenario in multiplayer not just vs ai.
Becomedeath
The Destroyer
I would love to see a proper expansion of the tech tree to bring in another era - possibly two - along with future tech buildings, units, improvements and wonders.
Louis XXIV
Le Roi Soleil
I agree about Carthage. A lot of people only think of them in context of Rome, but they were so much more than that as well. Really a no-brainer to include them at some point.
guenzak
Warlord
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I always like to see more Civs in DLCs. i always feel they are worth the money.
I don't know if this would be done in a DLC or a full blown expansion but I would like to see them re-introduce multiple leaders for each civ. I know we don;t have "traits" as they were in civ4 but extra leader that "behave" slightly different would be a nice addition.
I don't know if this would be done in a DLC or a full blown expansion but I would like to see them re-introduce multiple leaders for each civ. I know we don;t have "traits" as they were in civ4 but extra leader that "behave" slightly different would be a nice addition.
Tavenier
King
Civs:
Netherlands
Portugal
Zulu
Carthage
Other:
Religions
Corporations
Nomadic Civs (or Nomadic 'city' states)
Colonies
Vassals
Unit workshop
Various leaders per Civ
Revolutions in parts of empire
Culture flipping of territory/buying and selling territory
Sue for peace option
Netherlands
Portugal
Zulu
Carthage
Other:
Religions
Corporations
Nomadic Civs (or Nomadic 'city' states)
Colonies
Vassals
Unit workshop
Various leaders per Civ
Revolutions in parts of empire
Culture flipping of territory/buying and selling territory
Sue for peace option
j51
Blue Star Cadet
Carthage, Byzantium, the Maya, the Dutch, and ETHIOPIA! No more Zulu please. (At least don't pair the Zulus with anyone.) Also, can we finally get Assyria?
Tavenier
King
Yes, scenarios for WW2! Or WW1. Would be nice to see how that works with the 1upt.
And a Crusades scnenario. Rise of Rome, Rise of Prussia, Naspoleonic Era, French and Indian Wars, etc.
And a Crusades scnenario. Rise of Rome, Rise of Prussia, Naspoleonic Era, French and Indian Wars, etc.
Nightshades
Chieftain
I would like to see a DLC that adds the Sumerians.
I find it rather lame that the first known civilization isn't in the game. The Sumerians were spectacular in every way possible. They developed the first writing, understood astronomy, organized irrigation and even mining - and this was 6000 years ago! (4000BC)
They are also the central civilization in the so-called "Ancient astronaut theory" that claims that extraterrestial "gods" (aliens) called The Annunaki, were responsible for the insane increase in knowledge. All the ancient stories about "Gods" flying up to the "heavens" on their "burning chariots" are explained as aliens, flying up to their mothership on rockets/spaceships.
I find it rather lame that the first known civilization isn't in the game. The Sumerians were spectacular in every way possible. They developed the first writing, understood astronomy, organized irrigation and even mining - and this was 6000 years ago! (4000BC)
They are also the central civilization in the so-called "Ancient astronaut theory" that claims that extraterrestial "gods" (aliens) called The Annunaki, were responsible for the insane increase in knowledge. All the ancient stories about "Gods" flying up to the "heavens" on their "burning chariots" are explained as aliens, flying up to their mothership on rockets/spaceships.
TheAlphaCitizen
Chieftain
Mine would be Carthage, Zulu, Dutch, Portugese, Canada (ok, call me wishful, but everyone want's their country in it right, and Canada deserves it), and WW2 scenario would be ok too.
Funny... I never wished to see Australia as a Civilization
If Canada is in as a civ, the Anglo-Saxons are over-represented...
Maybe as a city-state...
I kind of hoped to see Sydney as a cultural CS replacement of Seoul when Korean civ was announced
Louis XXIV
Le Roi Soleil
Canada has two city states. Isn't Sydney in as well?
Gunship_Down
Chieftain
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A lot more DLC. Starting with Netherlands and Portugal.
Louis XXIV
Le Roi Soleil
I still think Netherlands and Portugal are too similar as far as playstyle goes.
I think an argument could be made for Netherlands, but only if they go really out of left field and have a Civ without any unique units (a unique building and unique improvement instead). I could see it as the Sea Commerce civ (as opposed to Arabia, which is the land commerce civ and England, which is a sea dominance civ).
But what would Portugal be? Portugal, to me, is a colonial empire, which means naval. They also have famous explorers. How would they differentiate themselves from Spain, England, and the newly added Netherlands (not to mention the Ottomans for cheap boats)?
I think an argument could be made for Netherlands, but only if they go really out of left field and have a Civ without any unique units (a unique building and unique improvement instead). I could see it as the Sea Commerce civ (as opposed to Arabia, which is the land commerce civ and England, which is a sea dominance civ).
But what would Portugal be? Portugal, to me, is a colonial empire, which means naval. They also have famous explorers. How would they differentiate themselves from Spain, England, and the newly added Netherlands (not to mention the Ottomans for cheap boats)?
