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And it already has been established by the arabs ...
but it seems like we can establish our own hand tailored religions,
as soon as the first expansion for Civ V comes out
Tamsin (Lost Girl): "I am the Harbinger of Death. I arrive on winds of blessed air. Air that you no longer deserve." Tamsin (Lost Girl): "He has fallen in battle and I must take him to the Einherjar in Valhalla"
Not for land units ...
but stacking will be allowed for sea transports, so that you don´t have to cover the whole ocean with transport ships, if you want to invade another continent (also making your invasion convoy better escortable).
On land 1 UPT still is in force,
but according to all I read they will incorporate a lot of changes to combat ...
for example increasing the number of hitpoints, so that land battles last longer (giving you (or the enemy) more time to bring in reinforcements.
Tamsin (Lost Girl): "I am the Harbinger of Death. I arrive on winds of blessed air. Air that you no longer deserve." Tamsin (Lost Girl): "He has fallen in battle and I must take him to the Einherjar in Valhalla"
Once you have roads everywhere the movement bonus becomes irrelevant.
What do you mean by "roads everywhere"? I generally don't have roads on tiles that still need improvement, except in the early game when I build roads for trade routes before resources are uncovered or can be exploited--e.g., building a road to/through bananas before plantations become available. Or when I discover oil under a town or something. With those exceptions, I rarely have roads through the kind of rough terrain where the fast worker shines. Why would I? Even when roads are available (like when fixing newly-conquered territory), the fast worker's movement bonus is still nice, since he can move where he's needed even faster. By the time I really have "roads everywhere," I'm done improving on that continent and I don't really need workers there, period.
And it already has been established by the arabs ...
but it seems like we can establish our own hand tailored religions,
as soon as the first expansion for Civ V comes out
There's no such game as "Civ V." Like the planned third Matrix movie and that "prequel" idea George Lucas used to kick around, it never panned out and we're left dreaming how awesome it would have been.
What do you mean by "roads everywhere"? I generally don't have roads on tiles that still need improvement, except in the early game when I build roads for trade routes before resources are uncovered or can be exploited--e.g., building a road to/through bananas before plantations become available. Or when I discover oil under a town or something. With those exceptions, I rarely have roads through the kind of rough terrain where the fast worker shines. Why would I? Even when roads are available (like when fixing newly-conquered territory), the fast worker's movement bonus is still nice, since he can move where he's needed even faster. By the time I really have "roads everywhere," I'm done improving on that continent and I don't really need workers there, period.
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