Which decade has the most Civfanatics?

[utberguy]

aren't you missing one category 2010-present?
babies are smart and know how to use a laptop, you know.

 

[jtb1127]

How did a thread that was started in 2004 find its way into the ciV general discussion. To the above, I think "2000 and younger" covers 2010 babies. This thread was opened seven years ago so you can't exactly blame him for not including 2010-2020.

 

[bestbrian]

How did a thread that was started in 2004 find its way into the ciV general discussion.

A good place to find an answer might be the first post.

 

[Chibiabos]

aren't you missing one category 2010-present?
babies are smart and know how to use a laptop, you know.

Check the year the thread was started.

 

[Birdjaguar]

How did a thread that was started in 2004 find its way into the ciV general discussion. To the above, I think "2000 and younger" covers 2010 babies. This thread was opened seven years ago so you can't exactly blame him for not including 2010-2020.

Mods keep moving it forward to the most current Civ forum.

 

[jtb1127]

A good place to find an answer might be the first post.

Its not exactly clear in the op.

Mods keep moving it forward to the most current Civ forum.

I hope you don't have to infract yourselves for reviving necros.
Just kidding, I think it is good to continue statistical threads like this.

 

[binhthuy71]

I'm 63. I've been playing Civ since the beginning of the series. I think that I must have played every other strat sim at some point and Civ is the only one that managed to keep my interest.

One final note: Hey you kids, get off my lawn!

 

[Truthy]

The nineties.

 

[Camikaze]

Moderator Action: I wonder if there's anyone here who hasn't answered this poll?

 

[D0MIN1C]

That would be me. I found the fact that elderly people play this game quite surprising. Had to share it with my pops, haha. The nineties are my answer to this poll.

 

[strijder20]

That would be me. I found the fact that elderly people play this game quite surprising. Had to share it with my pops, haha. The nineties are my answer to this poll.

Same

 

[Thyme1994]

1994 over here

 

[stannis]

1985 and loving it.

 

[sukritact]

never knew this existed! I was born in the year 2539! (The Thai Buddhist calendar is 543 years ahead of the Gregorian calendar, let's see you figure it out.)

I'm surprised people from the 1990's are in third place, I expected second.

 

[bestbrian]

never knew this existed! I was born in the year 2539! (The Thai Buddhist calendar is 543 years ahead of the Gregorian calendar, let's see you figure it out.)

I'm surprised people from the 1990's are in third place, I expected second.

This poll was started back in 2004, so there were a lot fewer Nineties-folks, and a lot fewer computers, back then. I imagine that they've been catchng up, and will take up a bigger chunk of the poll going forward.

 

[notadummy]

1997! Love civilization!

 

[Save_Ferris]

If someone joined CFC in 2000 when they were 15, they would be 27 now...

 

[Oohforf]

Wow, lots of old fogies that play Civ xD

 

[vcutag]

I think, for those of us who were born in the late '70s, early '80s ('82 here), we got hooked on Civ when it was still one of the only decently complex and interesting strategy games out there. My staples in high school were Civ II, Age of Empires and Sim City 2000. Now, of course, I play Civ V, AoE3 and Sim City 4 (and am eagerly awaiting SC2013 next year).

It's interesting to watch, from a historical perspective, people my age and how we interact with video games, being the first generation to really grow up with them. It's even more surreal when I have those moments I call a generational double-take: "You mean *I'm* old?!"

 

[vcutag]

If someone joined CFC in 2000 when they were 15, they would be 27 now...

I joined in 2004 at the age of 22, I'm 30 now. Makes my head hurt.