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Are there enough "quality" civs left for Firaxis to eventually release another XP?
Originally posted by Imp. Montezuma
Spreading of Kypchaks
Montezuma, I believe you're map has several errors in it. It shows your central Asian civ conquering Germany, France, northern Italy, eastern Spain, and southern England. That simply wouldn't be correct.
I like the opportunity to play as and against different civs. That way you don't get burned out as fast.
There are plenty of quality civs available. As more are allowed, Firaxis would have to come up with things to make them different; whether it is more civ traits or more than 2 traits per civ, or other thing(s).
Originally posted by kring
I like the opportunity to play as and against different civs. That way you don't get burned out as fast.
There are plenty of quality civs available. As more are allowed, Firaxis would have to come up with things to make them different; whether it is more civ traits or more than 2 traits per civ, or other thing(s).
Originally posted by kring
It gets to the point where you know the strengths and weaknesses of the different civs, and how their leaders will behave, as to be not challenging.
I know Japan will sneak attack me, even if I am vastly superior in military numbers and weaponry. I don't know (yet) how the Spanish will do.
hi ,
the mongols shall 9 out of 10 do the same , .......
2 MrWhereItsAt
I'm understand. Similiar an unsimiliar. Aren't west-europeans similiar an unsimiliar?
Common Roman heritidge West Curch (Catholic, after Reformation protestant) does similiar. But fortune, mentality is unsimiliar.
Mongols, Kypchaks, Scythians, Parthians is very unsimiliar.
2 Oerdin
It's only _spreading_ not conquering or power map. After defeating by Mongols groups of Kypchaks got to Pannonia, Anatolia, Bulgaria-on-Balcans, Lituania, Poland, Southern Germany, Dalmatia, Egipt (mameluks), India.
Captured nomads selled by Mongols on markets in Europe and Middle East. They was bad slaves but good warriors. They fast promoted as warlords in Egipt, Venete, Spain, Southern German Counties, England. May be if You are American or Englishman You had drop of kypchak blood.
Areal during they Golden Age are steppes from Carpathes
Mountains to Altay Mountains, from Amu-Daria river to Tura river Northern Black Sea lands, Caspian Sea northern borders, from Central-Asian deserts up to Siberia taiga. Proof are in archaeology, toponymica, oral history, records by bysantines, arabs, armenians, persians, russians, chineses et cetera.
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Poor silly humans. A temporarily stable pattern of matter and energy stumbles upon self-cognizance for a moment, and suddenly it thinks the whole universe was created for its benefit. -- mbelleroff
Poor silly humans. A temporarily stable pattern of matter and energy stumbles upon self-cognizance for a moment, and suddenly it thinks the whole universe was created for its benefit. -- mbelleroff
Poor silly humans. A temporarily stable pattern of matter and energy stumbles upon self-cognizance for a moment, and suddenly it thinks the whole universe was created for its benefit. -- mbelleroff
1. Byzantium
2. Thai/Siam
3. Tibetans
4. Mayans
5. Incas
6. Dutch
7. Irish/Scottish (this is of course, assuming that the gauls stay the gauls and the term 'celt' isn't adapted. In which case, we need some British Isle celts )
And that's order of preference as well.
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