So there. ACK!
Any of you have any lingering resentments toward CivFantatics, WePlayCiv, RealmsBeyond, Civ4Players or anyone else? Well now is your chance to help settle the score! Apolyton is taking on the world in a global game of civ! Teams will be fielded from popular civ sites across the Internet! Let's defeat them all in this epic demo game! Every major civ site will have their own team and we get to face off against them! Apolyton has been invited to field TWO teams. One for our Spanish ...
Updated May 8, 2012 at 17:30 by OzzyKP
Originally Posted by robinp Lots of good material in this thread! Much more than a "Couple Of Questions". I'm going to post a link to it on the wiki - http://imperialism.wikia.com (for those of you who haven't found it yet).
Originally Posted by robinp Update. I played it, then played it again, and so on. Hooked. Too much to write on the Civilization Games Wiki, where it doesn't quite fit. So it's now on a brand-new wiki, http://imperialism.wikia.com - where the many things that are not mentioned on the in-game Help screens can be covered by contributors with experience and/or access to a Manual. It had a sequel, "Imperialism II: The Age of Discovery", which has more elements that will be familiar to players of "Colonization"; ...
Originally Posted by robinp To Beatie I say: you have heard of it now! My posting and CoreCore's posting above may give you half an idea of what it's about. It's a stand-alone free-to-play game intended to improve on Civ2. We think it succeeds. It looks a bit like Civ2 because it's deliberately designed that way, but there are small differences in terrains and big differences in other ways. Read about some of the differences at http://civilization.wikia.com/wiki/C...ivilization_II
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