It's my current favorite game and has been for months.
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hi ,
we all like it , even the ones who ask all the time for more stuff , .....
its exactly because we like it that we want more of that stuff
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It's an improvement over Civ3, but I think it still has a long way to go. I'd buy it just to stay in the "upgrade path" and be able to receive new patches and such, but it's really only good for me as a single-player game right now. I don't think it's a great value as a multiplayer game.Infograme: n: a message received and understood that produces certain anger, wrath, and scorn in its recipient. (Don't believe me? Look up 'info' and 'grame' at dictionary.com.)
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As a single-player experience, it's a good add-on. Only a few new units and enhancements, but overall they're extremly well matched within the classic Civ III's engine. I like it now, the AI is smarter also especially on huge maps - definitely the hardest TBS/empire-building game ever made. Before classic 1.29f patch, I was able to win regularly hybrid builder games at Monarch. With 1.14 PTW, I'm restrained to play Regent on huge maps which provides now a more than a sufficient challenge for the builder player.
The new AI priorities with the science & discoveries tree, and a SLOWER expansion on small maps now renders the MAP SIZE an even more crucial setting choice : it's even easier than before to win an Emperor game on tiny map+4 civs ( where I never lose a single unit at the hands of the AI ) than a Regent on huge+16 ( where the AI can always be the fly in the ointment around weak cities ). To have only 2-3 defenders per frontier city is NOT enough.The art of mastering:"la Maîtrise des caprices du subconscient avant tout".
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Well I was a long-time Civ I, Civ II, and Civ III player, but I find Civ III somewhat dull now, and the price tag for PTW is too much for what I would get out of it. I'll pick it up when it is at bargain prices (in Canada).
But you guys have fun...
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