Civ5 Modern Combat Video Presentation

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Published on August 29, 2010 06:59

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During Gamescom Pete Murray and Tiffany Nagano were giving presentations showing combat in the modern age in Civ5. A (relatively low-quality unless you are registered with ESL TV) video of this presentation is now available.

It´s the same rather "preconstructed" game situation we were shown, but still interesting for anyone who hasn´t seen this part of the game, yet.

Since embedding doesn´t work with the ESL-TV player, go here to watch.

Index, Day 1, Day 2, Preview, Interview, Gallery, Nuke, Combat, Other Games, Best Game

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Aro - August 29, 2010, 09:42

The Giant.Death.Robot.
I'm a believer now. I saw it...

I want my Civ V NOW!!!!!!!!!!!
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Aro - August 29, 2010, 18:27

Btw, thanks for the great info.
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MxM - August 30, 2010, 00:35

Well, even if it is cool to look at, the GDR really breaks realism of the game. What was the point of introducing that unit?
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Dinner - August 30, 2010, 04:58

It's just retarded and a copy of a unit in CTP2.
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Provost Harrison - August 30, 2010, 06:57

Personally, I can't wait to be able to send in lawyers, abolitionists and ecoterrorists
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dregor - August 30, 2010, 09:24

Combat looks very pretty at least. I'm excited for naval units playing a meaty role, they've always seemed so anemic.
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MxM - August 30, 2010, 10:33

Originally Posted by Oerdin

It's just retarded and a copy of a unit in CTP2.

Oh yeah! I forgot about CTP2. But that's as you said, retarded reason.
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MxM - August 30, 2010, 10:34

Originally Posted by Provost Harrison

Personally, I can't wait to be able to send in lawyers, abolitionists and ecoterrorists

While those are ridicules as well, they are infinitely times more realistic, at least they do not break the perception of realism of the game.
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