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I still haven't really been able to make the jump from Civ 5 to Civ:BE. BE's civ and tech choices somehow manage to feel painfully samey and confusingly unorgan
by zyxley 11y ago
I still haven't really been able to make the jump from Civ 5 to Civ:BE. BE's civ and tech choices somehow manage to feel painfully samey and confusingly unorganized all at the same time.
- morgante 11y agoI got a good 40 hours of play out of BE, but I'm back to 5 now. It essentially felt like a big scenario rather than a whole new game. Ultimately, the dynamics of playing historical civilizations offers a lot more diversity and interest than a single sci-fi game.
- mattzito 11y agoI weirdly haven't even tried BE. It's like I'm worried I'm going to break the spell.
- cableshaft 11y agoI was super excited for it, but I couldn't get into the future tech tree. It was hard to determine what tech to reasearch and if I needed "whatever" what tech to research, since I didn't have any historical reference to draw from. Also one of the new victory conditions was difficult to keep track of and kept sneaking up on me multiple times.
- vkou 11y agoCiv 5 polished most of the core Civ mechanics (With only a few regressions). Civ:BE is an unfocused mess.
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