Conquests in cIV

[The Templar]

How about Zanarkand versus Bevelle? I'd like to see that one.

[Nikolai]

Trip: When did that happen? I remember you had some contacts over there or something, but you weren't hired a few months ago were you?
/me thinks he should check other people's sig more often.

[curtsibling]

With the civics and religion options, the scope for changing
history in scenarios will be rather awesome, methinks!

[Jon Shafer]

Originally posted by Nikolai
Trip: When did that happen? I remember you had some contacts over there or something, but you weren't hired a few months ago were you?
* Nikolai thinks he should check other people's sig more often.

Haha. I've actually been working here since the beginning of the year.

[Wise Ass]

Ok so it's time for you to violate the NDA and be blackballed from every major dev studio just to tell us all about civ 4

[Jon Shafer]

Hmmm... Sorry.

What I will tell you is that it's a great game. Go out and buy it.

[GeoModder]

But when?

And to stay on topic: how about the situation around the Great Lakes and the East Coast of America when the first colonizing powers really started to pull their weight in and brought the European conflicts there as well amidst the local native conflicts (and the consequential alliances)?

A sort of "Last of the Mohicans" setting?

[Wise Ass]

Originally posted by Trip
Hmmm... Sorry.

What I will tell you is that it's a great game. Go out and buy it.

Well, if that's what suits you, fine

Really though, no doubt I'll have it one release day

[Exile]

I'd like to see all the scenarios so far mentioned in this thread. I echo Curt's sentiments.

And I'd welcome a comprehensive set of in-game editors that allow the creative manipulation of the game so that individuals with a compulsion to do so could create any historical period/campaign/war desired.