Do you still play Civ II

[St Leo]

I played a game of http://www.c-evo.org/ today.

[H Tower]

for some reason i keep playing civ2 even though i get bored with each game every half hour. the democracy game gets most of my civ2 attention now

[Cyrion]

I play when I have the time!

Some SP and most of all PBEM!!

And I hope to be able to find the time for some MP in the future...

And +1...

[Marquis de Sodaq]

I play once in a while. Currently I am in the middle of one of my annual droughts - several months without playing civ at all. After a time, I always end up returning to play a few games, tho.

[Messer Niccolò]

Gee, usually as soon as I get back from office I turn immediately on my pc just for an hour or two of good civplaying...
But in this period I'm quite busy and I'm very sorry to say that I've been forced to abandon my favourite game.
Always looking forward to start again kicking some Ais

Mr. N.

[Mercator]

I think I've rarely played Civ2 for the last 4 years.

Occasionally I'm in the mood and play a game or two for a few weeks, I played several succession games, played some ToT when I bought that little over a year ago...

Most of my "Civ2 time" I spend on Apolyton, and then some testing, hacking and programming (MapEdit!)... And the very occasional website update, and even more rarely making a map.

But I don't feel I left Civ2... Other games aren't doing much better, and I don't have Civ3 nor the intention to buy it (whatever update), but that's largely related to my wallet.

I'm still planning to finally master Deity, become a ToT scenario guru, create the ultimate Civ2 utility (in my dreams). But at the current rate that will take some time still.

[Traianvs]

i still download as many scenarios as i can possibly find and try em out..

but i'd like to try out some mp though, i have the gold edition but i've never really tried, i'm afraid you guys would litterally kick my butt

[Michael7586]

I still play Civ2 - I've rediscovered the pleasure of the game after spending (wasting) a few months playing with Civ3.

This is a common thing with me... I buy a new game and after a couple of months its boring and I toss it away - and go back to Civ2 which I never seem to get bored of.

Actually, I've just started creating scenarios for Civ2 so the game is certainly not dead for me - actually getting more interesting. I may start playing email games.

Michael

[Lars-E]

"I keep coming back once in a while"

Can be months in-between..

Been playing a few Jihad-scenarios lately... Maybe it will be my niche.

[La Fayette]

49% civ3 (finished #3 in the civ3 tournament elite division summer session at civfanatics )
49% civ2 (ready to play MP if Ming or someone else feels like teaching me how it works)
2% other games (back to Starcraft at the moment)

[Ming]

Originally posted by La Fayette
ready to play MP if Ming or someone else feels like teaching me how it works

Just post a thread in the Civ II MP forum and ask any questions you want.

[rah]

La Fayette, yes there is plenty of opportunity there. But due to the time zone difference, you may want to hook up with the European Group

They even started a thread for newer people to play.

http://apolyton.net/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=60393

So you have no excuses, get off your butt and play.

[JCP]

Re: Re: Re: Do you still play Civ II

Originally posted by Ming PTW ...due in stores near you by the end of October!

... but only on PC platform !

[DarkCloud]

Ja. Of course
2 times a week-5 times a week... it varies.

At least 4 sessions a month
It is much better than ToT or even CTP I... and I refuse to buy Civ III

[Scurry]

i've recently come back to civ2 because i've found very few (if any) other games that hold my attention the way civ does. i ran out and bought civ3 just as soon as it hit the shelves, but lost interest after a few weeks...it just didnt have the same addictiveness as civ2.

Mostly, i like the scenarios that civ2 offers. there are some GREAT scenario builders in the civ2 community, and as long as there are great scenarios, i will continue to civ.

word.

out.