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29 Aug 2012, 9:09 am

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I play Civ V and also Revolution on Xbox 360. My favourite civilisation is probably the Japanese. Or maybe the Russians.

Oh, and I played CivWorld on Facebook 8)


I've Revolution on PS3, and my favorite civilization to play as is the English. :) * Navy power for the win! *


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30 Aug 2012, 4:42 am

I play Civ IV with friends to this day. I started with Civ II, got Civ III and played it, but I've been hooked on Civ IV BTS. It's such a great game. Normally I play Darius or Stalin. I haven't gotten Civ V yet but I plan on it at some point.



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30 Aug 2012, 11:22 am

I still love Civ4 but I think the new Civ5 bundle is next on my list... excellent value for the money because of the replay!

I still adore Civ4 and almost always play as Americans for the extra city happiness and lower cost of unit XP increases. (Getting that rank5 unit is critical for a couple powerful national wonders!)



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30 Aug 2012, 3:38 pm

Brainfre3ze_93 wrote:
I've recently been watching some videos on Youtube, and I've have been hooked on it ever since. So I wanted to know if anyone else is too? :)


Steam tells me I've got about 1300 hours on Civ 5...........so..........I need a 12 step.....


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31 Aug 2012, 8:38 am

knowbody15 wrote:
Brainfre3ze_93 wrote:
I've recently been watching some videos on Youtube, and I've have been hooked on it ever since. So I wanted to know if anyone else is too? :)


Steam tells me I've got about 1300 hours on Civ 5...........so..........I need a 12 step.....


Somehow, I'm not surprised by that number. Civ 5 is such an addictive game.


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31 Aug 2012, 2:44 pm

Brainfre3ze_93 wrote:
knowbody15 wrote:
Brainfre3ze_93 wrote:
I've recently been watching some videos on Youtube, and I've have been hooked on it ever since. So I wanted to know if anyone else is too? :)


Steam tells me I've got about 1300 hours on Civ 5...........so..........I need a 12 step.....


Somehow, I'm not surprised by that number. Civ 5 is such an addictive game.


And you've got all the DLC and steam workshop....endless


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01 Sep 2012, 8:00 am

knowbody15 wrote:
Brainfre3ze_93 wrote:
knowbody15 wrote:
Brainfre3ze_93 wrote:
I've recently been watching some videos on Youtube, and I've have been hooked on it ever since. So I wanted to know if anyone else is too? :)


Steam tells me I've got about 1300 hours on Civ 5...........so..........I need a 12 step.....


Somehow, I'm not surprised by that number. Civ 5 is such an addictive game.


And you've got all the DLC and steam workshop....endless


I know right!


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01 Sep 2012, 9:50 am

I was obsessed with CIV I and 2, but discovered I liked building more than conquering and switched to Pharaoh, Caesar and Emperor. I found the later CIVs a little tough because I liked to play pretty much loser civilizations like the Carthaginians, and again, I like to build and fiddle with stuff, which is hard to do at the higher levels.



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03 Sep 2012, 6:35 am

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I liked building more than conquering and switched to Pharaoh, Caesar and Emperor


Have you ever tried Immortal Cities: Children of the Nile?

It pretty much is the spiritual successor to those series of city builder games

http://immortalcities.com/cotn/


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03 Sep 2012, 8:34 pm

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I liked building more than conquering and switched to Pharaoh, Caesar and Emperor


Have you ever tried Immortal Cities: Children of the Nile?

It pretty much is the spiritual successor to those series of city builder games

http://immortalcities.com/cotn/


No I haven't! Thank You greatly for the recommendation!



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04 Sep 2012, 12:52 am

I really wish someone would re-release SMAC for modern computers and maybe a graphic update. *sigh*



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04 Sep 2012, 1:23 am

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I really wish someone would re-release SMAC for modern computers and maybe a graphic update. *sigh*


I agree. This is one of the games that makes me want to piece together a retro gaming machine.

What Civs I like to play: in Civ V I'm enjoying playing as Montezuma. In Civ IV: Primarily I liked the Celts or Aztecs. In SMAC: I liked Gaia's Stepdaughters. In Colonization the Dutch. The other games i haven't played recently but, I remember some pretty epic games as Stalin in the original Civ.



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04 Sep 2012, 5:29 am

Oops... I just played 2+ hours of Master of Orion 2 - another classic turn game (and probably more hours spent than Civ!)



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04 Sep 2012, 5:58 am

Civ IV with all its add ons is quite a nicely matured game. But I remember its initial release was quite problematic. Some people seem to have rose tinted glasses on when they compare Civ V to IV sometimes.

V has a lot of features I like but the AI at the moment is pretty pathetic. You can dance circles around it in war even if they are ahead of you in tech.

Also IV and V you never seem to have a feeling that your ever short of resources. Civ III seemed to add a purposeful resource shortfall. There was always something you were short of depending on your start location and the kind of terrain you had access too.


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04 Sep 2012, 2:30 pm

BlueMax wrote:
Oops... I just played 2+ hours of Master of Orion 2 - another classic turn game (and probably more hours spent than Civ!)


Yeah, this game is really fun. MoO 3 was a debacle. Gallactic Civilizations is on ok successor but, I keep coming back to MoO2 for fun games. Another space strategy game I'd like to get working again is Pax Imperia.

EDIT: Woot got Pax Imperia to work in windows compatability mode.



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06 Sep 2012, 8:30 am

Anyone ever get into Emperor of the fading suns?

Quite a unique 4x game for its time. Great atmosphere and sound track. Was a bit too much micromanagement for me when I first played it back in the 90's as a teenager.

If I had more time i'd probably try to get back into this properly


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