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DaveV
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Jan 1970 time: 00:23
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quote: Originally posted by aaglo
Now, should I buy civ2? Is it worth it, or would it disappoint me? |
I have a feeling it will disappoint you. Just as a lot of the Civ 2 vets have found Civ 3 unsatisfying, I think it would be just as hard to go the other way. Things that may bother you:
You'll find the AI appallingly passive. It expands slowly, and attacks with dribs and drabs of units. It's fairly easy to acquire and maintain a research lead.
Diplomacy has fewer options. You can demand or offer tribute, trade techs and units, ally, declare war or peace, and that's about it.
All the civs are identical. No civ-specific units nor abilities.
Graphics are a lot more primitive.
There are a large number of well-known exploits, some of which are game-breakers.
On the other side of the coin, Civ 2 has a much larger and better-developed tech tree, more units, and more choices in strategy. The consensus on the Civ 2 forums is that Civ 3 is a prettier, but shallower, game.
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H Tower
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drop by the Scenario League forum when you get the game and the friendly posters will be glad to point out to you their favorite scenarios
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H Tower
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i wasn't trying to be, its just really late here right now, we really are nice people
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Cedric Greene
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Ct., USA
May 2001 time: 00:23
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Show's up fine for me Straybow....
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