SirPleb
Shaken, not stirred.
Yes. I played the first five of them and might go through the rest one day.Sandman2003 said:On another point, do you personally like the conquests?
Yes. I played the first five of them and might go through the rest one day.Sandman2003 said:On another point, do you personally like the conquests?
What do you expect, after all this is the Civilization Fanatics Forumsealman said:shadowdude.
If you are just a casual fan of the civ fanchise, which I find hard to believe since you have over 100 posts here![]()
I'm going to buy PTW just C3Cmintyfreshdeath said:I don't understand why you would buy PTW when you can buy C3C and have everything that PTW introduced included.
Besides which, more civs -in so far as I'm concerned- means more variety. The two extra traits add alot to the game as do the new wonders.
If I had to go back to Vanilla civ I'd feel as if I only had half a game.
shadowdude said:I'm going to buy PTW just C3C
watorrey said:The more i think about it... even though PTW comes with C3C, don't you need a PTW cd to start it?
No!watorrey said:The more i think about it... even though PTW comes with C3C, don't you need a PTW cd to start it?
SirPleb said:@CyberChrist: I agree that armies were nearly useless before C3C. But I considered that acceptable, just a minor problem. It isn't imbalancing because you can just ignore them. Armies in C3C on the other hand are so powerful that they make the military approach to the game even more valuable than it was before. On the whole I consider C3C armies to be a more powerful use for Great Leaders than rushing wonders used to be.
ainwood said:No!You can start it with the conquests CD! This gets stuffed-up if you apply the standrad PTW 1.27f patch, but the conquests version of PTW is patched already.
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Sorry i screwed up while typing, I'm buying C3C.Dell19 said:Which one are you buying?
I could ignore using the powerful armies of course. But then that would make the game less interesting in that MGLs would have almost no purpose at all. Before C3C I could ignore armies and use leaders to rush great wonders. In C3C they can't. And there aren't many useful small wonders if one isn't using armies - forget about Heroic Epic, Pentagon, Military Academy. Even Forbidden Palace is not a big deal to rush since it is no longer very useful far away from the core. So in C3C if I want to ignore armies I have to pretty much ignore leaders. It is a lose-lose situation - less interesting if I use the armies and less interesting if I don't.Commander Bello said:Now, this is a statement, I don't get...![]()
The useless armies you ignore and don't feel sad about it, but the powerful armies (which are only available to the human player due to bad implementation) you "have" to use them?
SirPleb said:I could ignore using the powerful armies of course. But then that would make the game less interesting in that MGLs would have almost no purpose at all. Before C3C I could ignore armies and use leaders to rush great wonders. In C3C they can't. And there aren't many useful small wonders if one isn't using armies - forget about Heroic Epic, Pentagon, Military Academy. Even Forbidden Palace is not a big deal to rush since it is no longer very useful far away from the core. So in C3C if I want to ignore armies I have to pretty much ignore leaders. It is a lose-lose situation - less interesting if I use the armies and less interesting if I don't.