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Civ VII will be shit since they're keeping with the fricktarded mechanic of districts requiring their own tile, essentially making the game a settling fest for the most land, killing the ability to play tall.

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>You're allowed to be excited for the game you haven't played, but you can't be hesitant because you haven't played it.

The culture swapping is shit. It's bad enough Realism Invictus makes my Romans become Italians, Greece turning into Spain is fricktarded. Yes it's a scheme to sell DLC but I don't want my culture changing in the first place. I'd rather have goofy speculative content about modern Romans or stone age Americans than this phone game.

were you really getting all that much juice out of playing Rome in the Information age vs. Assyria?

"Is [the exact reason you play] so important?"

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This graph is bullshit for that exact reason. Everything is locked in eras. All that content isn't balanced against each other and can't be played for 2/3 of the game. This is only good if you have tiktok brain and measure fun by the amount of content you get to cycle through, not how many scenarios can develop or challenge you. Each civ only has other era civs to compete against and their tech tree content only goes through the era.

It's arguably less content, more like 3 smaller games.

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The whole charm of the game was having Cleopatra, Ghandi, Lincoln, and Shaka Zulu nuking each other lol.

Wtf else is the point

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"Aha so you actually care about the leaders, not the Civs, so you don't mind them changing."

No because it's dumb to have Cleopatra lead Morocco as a "reward" for successfully advancing Egypt. And I specifically want to think about Roman commandos holding a rocket launcher and a vexillum.

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>still buying civ after civ 4

Why do redditors intend on ruining perfection

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Idk 5 was pretty alright. I don't remember it much Tbf but still.

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Did it actually give you anything civ4 didn't?

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Hexagonal tiles are ideal and I'd pay for a remake of Civ 4 built around them.

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But you have less movement options with hexes (6) compared to squares (8).

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But those 6 options made sense. Exploiting diagonals takes me out of the game.

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Why?

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Knowing my units sometimes move 40% further at no extra cost makes me want to abandon my throne to become Pythagoras.

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hexagons, dummy


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I will pirate it in 2029 when all of the content has finally trickled out.

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Lmao

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Civ is never worth it at launch lol. Wait for the two expansions.

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Outside of the r-slurred leaders it looks pretty good. I'm gonna end up buying it

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Darn knowing how feminine you are I reckon you could just grow a vagina without surgery

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