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  • #31
    Oddly enough I'd like an x-pack being to Civ4 as SMAC was to Civ2. Way better than just adding leaders or whatever, and not really requiring a great deal of effort, so an x-pack rather than a standalone is ideal. Best of all, if any new things that are added screw it up, Civ4 would still be a distinct game people would play.

    Let's start the SMAC2 mod for next x-pack petition!

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    • #32
      Originally posted by DrSpike
      Oddly enough I'd like an x-pack being to Civ4 as SMAC was to Civ2. Way better than just adding leaders or whatever, and not really requiring a great deal of effort, so an x-pack rather than a standalone is ideal. Best of all, if any new things that are added screw it up, Civ4 would still be a distinct game people would play.

      Let's start the SMAC2 mod for next x-pack petition!


      This gets my vote!
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      • #33
        Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui
        Also LANDMARKS... which could be like oil in the MidEast or the Great Barrier Reef giving extra bonuses (could be really fun in scenarios).

        The deep joy of being the right kind of faction on the Monsoon Jungle...

        Having the thermal shallows located near a coastal Merchant Exchange city, with lots of trawlers gobbling up energy...


        But definitely it would make sense to have something like the bread basket of the Ukraine or the Canadian wheatfields or the Grand Banks in a Civ 4 game.
        Vive la liberte. Noor Inayat Khan, Dachau.

        ...patriotism is not enough. I must have no hatred or bitterness towards anyone. Edith Cavell, 1915

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