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by OzzyKP<img title="The Ultimate Civilization 5 Strategy Guide" alt="The Ultimate Civilization 5 Strategy Guide" src="http://oneandfour.org/images/Civ/Apolyton/apolytonstrategyguide.jpg"
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Channel: Strategy-Guide
June 15, 2012, 23:19 -
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<div style="text-align: justify;">The first thing you'll need to think about when founding new cities is its placement. If there is a group of resources that will fit within a city radius,
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Channel: Strategy
March 25, 2011, 19:01 -
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There are 18 civilizations in Civ5 vanilla and 4 additional as downloadable content, each with its own leader and unique unit. In addition, every leader has a semi-unique "personality", consisting of traits that determine their in-game behavior. For example, Elizabeth of the English, a historical naval power, emphasizes a pursuit of naval dominance and the choices she makes reflects this desire. However, in order to prevent leaders from becoming too-predictable, these traits have the potential to be changed slightly and weighted differently before a new game begins, keeping diplomacy fresh. ...
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Channel: Strategy-Guide
March 25, 2011, 18:47 -
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Contents
Domination Victory
Science Victory
Cultural Victory
Diplomatic Victory
Points Victory
There are five ways to win a game of Civilization 5. It's best to pick a goal from the outset of the game and start working for it from the first turn.
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Channel: Strategy-Guide
March 5, 2011, 16:40 -
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Contents
Basic Military Strategy
Managing and Conducting a War
Basic Military Units
Basic Military Tactics
Advanced Military Tactics
Aerial Combat
Naval Combat
The Civ 5 AI isn't brilliant, but it's smart enough to tear you apart if you play badly. A victorious player plans both strategy -- the long term goals and methods of a war -- and tactics -- the methods used to achieve these goals. The strategy and tactics used in the different Eras are discussed below.-
Channel: Strategy-Guide
March 5, 2011, 16:37 -
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Getting Cultured
Intelligent Policy Making and Recommended Policy Paths
Social Policies are special powers you unlock with Culture points. Social Policies are available in ten trees. Most Policies require prerequisite selections to access higher-tier abilities. Some Social Policy trees are locked until certain Eras begin, which means that a player interested in opening up some of the most powerful special abilities must make Research a priority.
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Channel: Strategy-Guide
March 5, 2011, 16:31 -
give it ****ty graphics, i don't care. just let me freaking play.
i'm even willing to pay the usual sum
beats buying a new computer
Late game, on a standard map (the only size I've played so far), there are very minor refresh issues when scrolling to an area that hasn't been displayed since game start, but nothing annoying. Computer turns are taking maybe 30 seconds, again, not bad enough to be annoying.
I don't know what my settings are, I've just been playing with the settings the game defaulted to when I installed.
Overall, I am quite pleased with the game's performance on my slightly over minimum spec system.