Wat do u want to see in civ 5?

[Will9]

Better diplomicy.

Better navy.

Better relgion.

Better UN.

Better AI.

[LordShiva]

Better spelling on Civ 5 fan sites.

[VonSharma]

Religious wars.

Maybe more micromanaging in terms of getting neighboring cities to flip to you (not just relying on cultural boundaries... maybe sending some sort of propoganda or settlers even in the ancient world, as well as more clandestine techniques).

Making resources limited (can only supply a certain number of cities or units).

Cities can ship grain to each other.

Being able to buy and sell weapons to other civs.

and of course, I'd put down thrice as much for civ5 if the boys just worked solely on a significantly smarter AI.

[Dis]

Originally posted by diemex



Build manhattan project.... and link up some uranium !

That's not what I call a nuke.

[Will9]

Religions starting close will hate each other more.

[jcikal]

Option to be a "spectator" and watch the AI build their cities, attack each other, etc, etc.

[Willem]

Originally posted by diemex
UNIQUE TECH trees. Kind of similar to the Master or Orion I / II games.

One thing I liked in MoO was the Generals/Assistants you could get. Each one had certain abilities/perfomance boosts for your military/society. I think that would be a great thing to add to the game.

So instead of just having static advisors, you'd be able to "hire" distinct people that would add something to your civilization. But they wouldn't be around forever, you'd need to choose new ones from time to time, or someone new would come along with traits that were more favourble to what you were trying to accomplish in your empire. Maybe even hire governors, each one adding a certain bonus to a city. Like one would be more science oriented, another more military etc.

[Will9]

Originally posted by jcikal
Option to be a "spectator" and watch the AI build their cities, attack each other, etc, etc.

Then take control of one civ.

That reminds me of an idea I came up with afew days ago: create your own AI. At the beginning of the game you can chose to have an AI play for you for x turns. You can set the AI to do things you prefer.

City priority:
High
Meium
Low

City spacing:
3-5 squares
5-8 squares
8+ squares

millitary priority:
high
medium
low

building priority:
high
medium
low

worker priority:
high
medium
low

research priority:
high
medium
low

research goal:
millitary
worker
balance

relgion priority:
high
medium
low

declare war:
often
somtimes
never

[Nikolai]

/me considers posting the List for Civ3 and Civ4.

[LordShiva]

Originally posted by Will9
That reminds me of an idea I came up with afew days ago: create your own AI. At the beginning of the game you can chose to have an AI play for you for x turns. You can set the AI to do things you prefer.

City priority:
High
Meium
Low

City spacing:
3-5 squares
5-8 squares
8+ squares

millitary priority:
high
medium
low

building priority:
high
medium
low

worker priority:
high
medium
low

research priority:
high
medium
low

research goal:
millitary
worker
balance

relgion priority:
high
medium
low

declare war:
often
somtimes
never

Shhhhh... Don't give the "Down with Micro" crowd the idea... They'd want to turn the game into exactly that.

[diemex]

Ya. Look at what a failure Moo3 was. We dont need that creeping into the civ series !

[Nikolai]

I for one am thankful that the MM was reduced this much with Civ4. I hate too much MM, it's game breaking and tiresome. Kudos to Soren & co with the job done between Civ3 and Civ4.

[Unspeakable Horror]

I disagree.

[Nugog]

Originally posted by Unspeakable Horror
I disagree.

[Provost Harrison]

Originally posted by rah
Take out the red items in the diplo menues. Everything has a price. Even if they said you don't have enough for that.

If you've got the army from hell bearing down on them and you are threatening annihilation unless the yield it, why should it be redded out? It's like a robber putting a gun to my head and demanding my wallet, and me replying 'sorry, it's in red - we don't want to give this away just yet'