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yes I asked a similar thread in civ3.
I'm just wondering how long this game can last. It has legs.
I'm just wondering how long this game can last. It has legs.
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People are still playing it now, so I don't see any reason why that would change with Civ4. Unless Civ4 really is brilliant...
Then again, my computer probably won't be able to run Civ4 anyway, and I have no intention to upgrade my computer anytime soon. Certainly not just for Civ4. -
I seem to remember this question being asked when Civ3 was imminent - the answer remains, "Oh, Yes!"
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It depends how good Civ IV is.
If the multiplayer is good, many may switch.It's almost as if all his overconfident, absolutist assertions were spoonfed to him by a trusted website or subreddit. Sheeple
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But then that's for the multiplayer community anyway... There's still a vibrant creation community for Civ2 as well. And for that aspect it depends on how good the customisability of Civ4 is gonna be. Civ3 was a big disappointment there, but Civ4 is looking promising from what I've seen so far...Comment
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The answer is a screaming yes!
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Will always play civ 2. Might buy a new computer if civ 4 is good enough.
Ants. An MGE scenario
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I'll still play it once every few months.
The game's graphics and modability are amazing... I have yet to see Civ II's Brilliance equaled in a TBS.-->Visit CGN!
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Civ IV looks more promising than Civ III, but Civ II will always be one of the few computer games I will continue to play and enjoy for many years to come.Comment
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I'm already playing Civ2.
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RJM at Sleeper'sFill me with the old familiar juiceComment
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I think I'll play Civ II, always addictive
... and runable on an old configuration
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civ runs fine on xp.if it didnt id use vmware to simulate windows 98 which ive already done for other games (vmware 
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''I'll still play it once every few months.'' <---describes me
you mean you like the sucky graphics?.......thats cool,my dad thinks im nuts for trashing some of his high graphic games in favour of civ2'sThe game's graphics and modability are amazing
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Chess and Go have lasted a pretty long time. IMO Civ2 has what it takes to last quite a while, too. To me, Civ3 does not have the classical look or feel of Civ2 (I especially hate the cartoonish leader graphics). Don't know about Civ4 yet, but if it is just a complexification of Civ2, it will probably not pull me away.Comment
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Hear hear!
I can only agree with you, Peaster
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