I loved my DC...I wish I didn't sell it. Or my Saturn (the best console IMO)... a lot of the Saturn games I had fetch over $100 now... *sigh*
charon2112
[quote who="Wizard1956" reply="11" id="2800854"]I believe it changes right away on your profile page, while it takes a little time for it to show in the forums. Nice avatar, btw.[/quote] Thanks! :)
no, it was showing up in my profile page, but not in posts...
yay, avatar works...
I don't see a test forum, so I thought I'd throw this here. sorry.
In theory the idea of corruption is a good one, but in practice, in Civ III it ended up being a nightmare. It killed the fun, which is the most important part of any game.
[quote who="Frogboy" reply="343" id="2790412"] Quoting solidsmooky, reply 342You guys are completely brainwashed. Civfanatics is like the No More Mutants of Civ forums where they have insane and aspergers people sperg out about the craziest thing. Civ 5 is a better game in every way and I think Stardock realizes this since they're pulling inspiration from the game. To say otherwise is being just as bad as the psycho civfanatics people. Solid, I'm really getting kind of tired o
These aren't the kind of expansions that just adds a few things, each expansion is really the 'current' version of the game. There is no reason to play anything other than Twilight of the Arnor, especially since that one improved the graphics quite a bit.
This helped me a lot when I was first starting... https://forums.galciv2.com/104908
I had a game once, where the two super powers were myself, and the Iconians. We had excellent relations and I was supplying them huge ships for their wars against other races... Suddenly I get a message that there was a coup of sorts and a new ruler was in charge of the Iconians. One that hated me. Suddenly I was up against all of those huge ships I had been supplying to them all along.
[quote who="Noctilucus" reply="3" id="2761989"] 3) Which picks do you choose? In your first games, it's probably best to spend a maximum of points on economy. 4) Which political party do you choose? Here again, federalists will make it easier to keep your economy in the green. As soon as you research more advanced government types, your economy will improve. [/quote] This is good advice, I always pump points into 'economy' and choose Fed
I haven't officially 'met' the Yor yet in this particular game, so I'll wait and see if they truly had a change of heart.
Unfortunately, the AI knows where all the good stuff is right off the bat without exploring, which I don't like. They usually head right for it, so you do have to hussle at first to colonize. Usually your economy WILL go down as you colonize, but should slowly go back up as the populations of the planets increase and you get tax money. I usually explore the stars in the direction of my closest neighbors first, because I assume they will send their col
[quote who="qrtxian" reply="2" id="2761289"]Hmm. I've heard of a mega event like that (plus the normal Fundamentalists event, which only hits the evil players), but what I'm thinking of is a non-random rebellion based off of low approval, as the descriptions for advanced governments and the manual hint is possible. The main reason this has come up is that in my current game, the Krynn have the angriest planets I've ever seen in 40-something games. Except where they've built morale
Out of nowhere, it said the Yor had changed their philosophy towards life and creatures in the galaxy and became good. I've never seen that one.
[quote who="feelotraveller" reply="5" id="2759861"] Quoting charon2112, reply 4 yup, my retail manual has page numbers. All totaled it's 96 pages. Did you buy Ultimate Edition? or another Edition...? I bought the Ultimate Edition retail. Just counted the unnumbered pages and there's 52 (plus cover) in mine.[/quote] I double checked mine and it definitely has numbers...and, including a blank page at the back,
yup, it's happened to me. About half of my planets seceded from my civilization. It may be a mega event...
I've been playing Galciv 2 for years and I still see random events that I've never seen before. That's why I love this game, and why the re-playability is so high.
danke schoen.
all valid points and I respect your opinion. Luckily I can get both. I do think that Civ V brings more changes--and welcome ones--over previous versions. It's not a minor update at all. I'd get it just for the updated graphics and hexes... [quote quoting="post"] Money has been tight lately, as most of you can probably understand in our current economic climate. Having always been a TBS fan, I had to make a decision as to which game I
[quote who="XMorlocX" reply="4" id="2754927"]Follow. But. Follow only if ye be men of valour, for the entrance to this cave is guarded by a creature so foul, so cruel that no man yet has fought with it and lived. Bones of full fifty men lie strewn about its lair. So, brave knights, if you do doubt your courage or your strength, come no further, for death awaits you all with nasty, big, pointy teeth.[/quote] What...is it behind the rabbit?