What?

[CELTICEMPIRE]

Ive only ever settled 4 cities at a time, or else you can forget about culture.

 

[Dai]

If anyone cares, Civ II started pulling from a list of city names not covered by any of the civs in the game when you ran out of names. (The list had a lot of Polish, (modern) Italian, Thai, Brazilian, Aussie, and Canadian cities, IIRC.)

 

[bryanw1995]

how did you fit 23 cities in north america now that you need 3 tiles between cities? Everyone else is beating around the bush, but I'll say it: I just played a LARGE earth map 4 times in a row, 2 of my starts were in N america, and there is no way that you could fit 23 cities in North America on a standard sized map. You conceivably could do it on large if you just ics'd and took up every available city location, but you'd have quite a few snowy cities with absolutely no improveable terrain.

 

[Mr. Sulu]

bryanw1995, I did not say I had 23 cities in North America, I said I had 23 cities in America (North, South and Central America). Next time I will refer to it as the "Western Hemisphere" so we can avoid disputes in the future.

 

[gornard]

Whatever happened to the older civ's method of starting the city name roster over with "New" in front of the name? New Tenochtitlan. New London ETC... IDK about 4, but I know that 3 had that.

I loved seeing things like New New Orleans.

The exception being 'Neo Tokyo' for japan.

Heres a list of pre dlc city names in case someone doesn't want to look up the file
http://gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/12274/for-civ-v-where-can-i-find-a-list-of-city-names-used-by-each-civilization