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I just downloaded it. It's only 114 kb or something. Playing my first game at the moment. Haven't figured out all functions yet, and the manual is not that great. Feels more like CIV 1. And I don't understand all the symbols on the map. Has anyone tried it?
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So get your Naomi Klein books and move it or I'll seriously bash your faces in! - Supercitizen to stupid students
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Some observations after a few games:
- Forget diplomacy: it's eternal war!
- The AI knows exactly where you are and comes to get you, at least in the early game
- The AI doesn't build terrain improvements
- The AI makes war to each other as well
- Naval tech is in the tech tree, but you can't build ships or harbors
- The maps are predesigned and there's just a few of them, all Pangea
- Governments are anarchy-despotism-monarchy-republic-democracy and work almost like CIV2
- Settlers also work the tiles and can do terraforming, as in CIV2
- The tech tree ends at railroads.
- The best defense unit is musket (2/3/1)
- Best attack unit are knights (4/2/2) and cannons (8/1/1)
- A good strategy is to research Wheel first and build chariots (4/1/2). They are really overpowered units.
More later...So get your Naomi Klein books and move it or I'll seriously bash your faces in! - Supercitizen to stupid students
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- The AI never pops goodie huts
- Goodie huts always give 50 gold
- A lot of the tech tree is just prerequisites
- Cows and horses are aboundant
- You can rush-buy anything
- Roads must also be built inside city tiles to connect city
- A large map could last for hours
- Riots and famine goes hand in handSo get your Naomi Klein books and move it or I'll seriously bash your faces in! - Supercitizen to stupid students
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