Civilization Thread!

[Sousa]

Attila's Court comes on right after Judge Judy.

The sentence is usually decapitation.

[gunnar hendershow]

Attila's Court comes on right after Judge Judy.

The sentence is usually decapitation.

The producers of the show need to do the decapitation AFTER the interviews during the credits.

[Sousa]

The weird thing is that in my headcanon Attila also has the exact same voice as Judge Judy. "SHUT YA MOUTH YOUNG MAN, IT'S NOT YA TURN TO TAWWK."

[Benji]

Not touched this for a month or two, figure I might finally give the scenarios a go. Which ones are worth giving a shot?

[Benji]

Civ Rev 2 has been announced. For the moment it's iOS exclusive

[9 to 5]

Not touched this for a month or two, figure I might finally give the scenarios a go. Which ones are worth giving a shot?

I liked the 1066 one.

[Benji]

Got a fun game going with Russia, wound up on a continent all by myself and managed to spread out five cities (could have had six but it would've meant two weak partial tundra cities rather than one stronger single city). Met everyone and am still way ahead of them all, just waiting to get artillery before I spread glorious Russian Federation all over the world, starting with my nearest neighbour Venice.

[Benji]

Beyond Earth confirmed for 24th October release.

Also, I will never understand people who celebrate difficulty wins in anything less than a standard or higher map, particularly people who do duels.

[Lint]

Got a fun game going with Russia, wound up on a continent all by myself and managed to spread out five cities (could have had six but it would've meant two weak partial tundra cities rather than one stronger single city). Met everyone and am still way ahead of them all, just waiting to get artillery before I spread glorious Russian Federation all over the world, starting with my nearest neighbour Venice.

All for the glory of

VLADIMIR PUTIN!

[Benji]

Sure Brazil, I'm going to give you free luxury resources after you backstabbed and denounced me :/ I hope the political mechanics in Civ 6/Beyond Earth are more complex.

[Benji]

Found a way to check achievement progress last night. Turns out that despite the fact I've finished 26 games (and played but not finished numerous others), I'm only halfway to the 1000 tiles bought/roads built achievements. This fucking game >_>

[Sousa]

Once I got over 50% of the achievements I stopped caring. Rock the Casbah is really the only one that matters.

[Benji]

I'm not really bothered about 100%, but I like playing the game, so going for the achievements gives it some level of variance. I mean that achievement for sinking so many ships as England? Sod that.

[9 to 5]

You stole my comment Benji! :@

Also, Poland are wonderful on this.

[Benji]

Venice or bust (because you'll never go bust with Venice)! I've still yet to find a Civ more fun than them.

[9 to 5]

Venice kinda is totally not what Civ is all about. >_>

[Sousa]

Poland > Venice in a walk. Free Social Policy at age up is ridiculous. I think Assyria is the most fun, though. Something about neglecting critical techs so you can roll up in a siege tower and steal them appeals to me.

[Benji]

I always wind up with too many social policies for my tactics anyway, so they're not really something I care enough about getting extra ones for. Assyria could be fun, I rarely go down the Sailing route until mid game so it would make sense as far as my general tactic goes. Might have to try them next.

[Mick]

I thought the Huns were a lot of fun, simply because you can pretty much ignore making Settlers instead send out Battery Rams.

[Benji]

I thought the Huns were a lot of fun, simply because you can pretty much ignore making Settlers instead send out Battery Rams.

Why are you waiting until the information age to go to war?