SJSerio
Centurion
I'll agree with that... They don't have to be religious focused, but can have religious elements. I also agree that India and Arabia are both excellent candidates for religious civs. I just hope that they aren't the only ones.I don't think anything because we've had no word from Firaxis about Spain, but I do not want Spain to have a religion focus. Or, in the least, to have a religion focus over both Arabia and India, both of which are far better fits for a heavy religion-focused gameplay, being the birthplace of so many world religions, than Spain ever was.
That's not to say that Spain can't have anything related to faith - a lot of civilizations so far offer some bonus that would help in faith generation - but for faith to be a focus of Spain while India gets stupid stuff like overpopulation is very misguided.
I get the sense that the only reason so many people choose Spain as a religion civ for this game is because Isabella of Castile was specially nasty in Civilization IV in regards to religion - which makes sense, she wasn't known as Isabella the Catholic for nothing. But that doesn't make Spain suddenly a center of faith (in the same way that India and Arabia are).
And seeing as Philip II will be leading Spain this time (for now), it makes even less sense. I know this guy for being the game who was also King of Portugal in addition to King of Spain, and little more. [emoji38]
So yeah, leave the heavy religious game for India and Arabia, have Spain focus on exploration, colonization, and gold. And the killing of natives. [emoji14]
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