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That sounds great to me!!!
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Sorry, but the game is for them, not you.
I suggest learning how to program in Python or find a new genre.
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Yeah, the idea of massive random consequences does not sound like fun or strategy. Sounds more like RPG or something."I used to be a Scotialist, and spent a brief period as a Royalist, but now I'm PC"
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Answer: Yes, it will.My 2 Cents: Will It Be Worth My Time & Money???
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Though I would love to see minefields (both naval and land) incorporated into Civ4!
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"If God, as they say, is homophobic, I wouldn't worship that God." - Archbishop Desmond Tutu
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Answer: Unless you REALLY loved Civ3...no. It will be the same with new graphics...same as every civ incarnation since civ1.Originally posted by Wittlich
Answer: Yes, it will.
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Actually quite a bit has changed, unless you don't consider real change unless it does something like jump genres, (e.g. become the next Total War game), which is quite absurd to expect.
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It's a game. shouldn't it be Disneyland? With or without those random events in Vanilla, it sounds like we'll each be able to play it the way we want to by modding if not otherwise. I think I'd like to try it both ways.Comment
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We really won't know if it will be worth our time and money until after it comes out. I'm still suffering from post-MOO3 stress syndrome so I'll wait for everybody's opinion here after it comes out.
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Muad'Dib: If you're a fan of Squad Leader, or indeed of strategic wargaming, check out the Combat Mission series from Batllefront. WW2 turn based (more or less) combat (in three flavours: western front, D-Day to fall of Berlin; eastern front; North Afrika / Italy). The game 'pieces' are at the infantry squad / individual vehicle level, and it works best with company to batallion sized engagements).Originally posted by Muad'Dib
Nikolai, thanks for mentioning about those Paradox games. Visited their website and like what I saw. Hearts of Iron reminds me of the old Avalon Hill board wargames (i.e. Squad Leader series). I think I'll go waste more of my time & money and check those games out.
Nikolai, there's another Muad'Dib out there???
More rants: Since Sunday was my 39th year of existence, I had an epiphany. No more free advice. Ever since the Hasboro's of the world bought out the MicroProse's & SSI's the quality of strategic wargaming has gone down.
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