Bought this little gem lastnight and still playing many many hours later,this is intense . Still learning starvation and unhappiness and everything in between . Anyone have any tips ? ok back to game,persians are trying to bully me for gold /shakes fist
I'm still messing around with trying different nations but so far France seems to my liking being more of a defensive type player, the industrial and commerce is nice. Once I get about 6 citys things start to get into that micro manage stage,I'm leaning towards automation for anymore citys I build .
Overall I'm way behind on sleep,just one more turn, one more hehe
Originally posted by StonesDK The best part is when you find out spearmen can take down tanks and helicopters
I think this is where Civ 4 introduced one of the greatest improvements to the series to date. The combat overhaul.
I remember playing as Japan in Civ 3 and fighting off modern armor and infantry with a stack of samurai, the samurai had the ability to fight at full strength when injured. A little bit silly, still a great game though.
Originally posted by StonesDK The best part is when you find out spearmen can take down tanks and helicopters
I think this is where Civ 4 introduced one of the greatest improvements to the series to date. The combat overhaul.
I remember playing as Japan in Civ 3 and fighting off modern armor and infantry with a stack of samurai, the samurai had the ability to fight at full strength when injured. A little bit silly, still a great game though.
The only problem with 4 for me was a stack with a level three healing general plus hill and forest defense stacks. Park it anywhere on a forested hill in and the AI would break themselves on it. There were other issues but that was game breaking.
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Later get civ 4, it's legendary
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I'm still messing around with trying different nations but so far France seems to my liking being more of a defensive type player, the industrial and commerce is nice. Once I get about 6 citys things start to get into that micro manage stage,I'm leaning towards automation for anymore citys I build .
Overall I'm way behind on sleep,just one more turn, one more hehe
I think this is where Civ 4 introduced one of the greatest improvements to the series to date. The combat overhaul.
I remember playing as Japan in Civ 3 and fighting off modern armor and infantry with a stack of samurai, the samurai had the ability to fight at full strength when injured. A little bit silly, still a great game though.
O_o o_O
The only problem with 4 for me was a stack with a level three healing general plus hill and forest defense stacks. Park it anywhere on a forested hill in and the AI would break themselves on it. There were other issues but that was game breaking.