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Pembleton
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Apr 1999 time: 23:15
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The poll that asked what civ people will play first doesn't seem to indicate what civ-specific abilities those people think are the best.
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Pembleton
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Cyberspace
Apr 1999 time: 23:15
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quote: Originally posted by Boris Godunov
First, since none of us know how the specific attributes will actually play out, it's very hard to judge which are best.
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Well I agree with this and I've stated such in other threads concerning civ ablities. However, it's still fun to see what people think now. We can see later if we were close or very wrong in our predictions.
It's also possible some abilities will be tweaked in future patches if one or another ability is too strong or too weak.
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Pembleton
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Cyberspace
Apr 1999 time: 23:15
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quote: Originally posted by Snapcase
Egyptians, because unless my population grows at a rapid rate those scientific and commercial bonuses mean nothing... |
Abilities may also differ in strength according to difficulty. It seems that religious civs are more useful at the higher difficulties when you have more of a problem with unhappiness (assuming religious buildings still contribute to happiness).
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Ironwood
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Fresno, CA
Oct 2001 time: 21:15
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quote: Originally posted by Boris Godunov
First, since none of us know how the specific attributes will actually play out, it's very hard to judge which are best.
Still, I picked the Germans, because at least in Civ2, my thing was to have the biggest military and be ahead in science. Although I think the Germans should be Commercial more then militaristic, if you want to be more accurate. So I would swap their abilities with the Greeks (commercial? Athens, maybe, but not really...)
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I was under the impression, in my years of historical study, that Germany was the very definition of a militaristic society. They have historically had the best trained and most numerous military (as well as the most integrated into their culture) which was emulated by several other countries (particularly Japan). The germanic culture that came out of that area and dominated most of Europe during the middle ages was *very* militaristic (starting out as raiders and ending up a warrior aristocracy). Of the european civs, it is the English and the Dutch that come to mind when I think "commercial."
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Expanionist seems to me to be the least-attractive ability.
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Two words: GOODY HUTS. Yum Good results from huts can make or break the early game. Nothing sucks more than when every hut you grab contains barbarians.
Actually, given the way most people played Civ2 (save-reload huts until desired result), I suppose you're right. This is the least desirable CSA, for anyone but the one who actually plays them as he gets them (like me). It is for this reason I like the English: yummy goody huts, and mo money!
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Pembleton
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Cyberspace
Apr 1999 time: 23:15
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If industrious is the clear leader with Persians and French leading, then it seems that scientific and commerical would be the next 2. Yet the Germans with military/scientific have more votes than the Greeks with scientific/commercial.
In other polls it was a pretty close race between scientific and industrious. Yet the Germans get many more votes than the Chinese...
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