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Dear fellow Civ players,
Civ IV + warlords is a great game and the Civ series have come a long way. Still, as an economist and political scientist, I think A LOT can still be improved, and we don't necessarily with difficult changes. A grasp of suggestions (please comment):
* Loans between countries, including "syndicated" loans, debt defaults
* government debt, financial crises, exchange rates, big company contracts
* influencing regimes
* "peacekeeping" war, UN armies
* countries falling apart (happened in Civ III)
* building units, never using them before they get outdated: this is a problem for a Civ player who likes to play realistically and not attacking all the time. The "Marathon" mode helps a bit, but not much. Ideally I think the turns should be in MONTHS, with the techonology tree remaining unchanged (in decades, years...)
What do you think?
Civ IV + warlords is a great game and the Civ series have come a long way. Still, as an economist and political scientist, I think A LOT can still be improved, and we don't necessarily with difficult changes. A grasp of suggestions (please comment):
* Loans between countries, including "syndicated" loans, debt defaults
* government debt, financial crises, exchange rates, big company contracts
* influencing regimes
* "peacekeeping" war, UN armies
* countries falling apart (happened in Civ III)
* building units, never using them before they get outdated: this is a problem for a Civ player who likes to play realistically and not attacking all the time. The "Marathon" mode helps a bit, but not much. Ideally I think the turns should be in MONTHS, with the techonology tree remaining unchanged (in decades, years...)
What do you think?
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