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I'm holding off on 7 myself. I think they deviated too hard from the formula such that it doesn't look like it's even still a Civ game. And while I'm open-minde
by bigstrat2003 9mo ago
I'm holding off on 7 myself. I think they deviated too hard from the formula such that it doesn't look like it's even still a Civ game. And while I'm open-minded enough to try it, I wasn't going to drop $70 on a game I had reason to suspect I would dislike. I figured I would wait until it was on game pass, or on sale for $5 someday.
More recently I read that they are going to update the game such that you don't have to switch civs. That's a good start (though I still don't think I will like the era system at all), but reading the initial reviews a year ago I found out that the game cuts off abruptly in the mid 20th century, rather than going to the information age like normal. To me, that is blatantly unfinished, so I'm not planning to get the game until they fix that as well.
- JojoFatsani 9mo agoCiv is like TOS Star Trek movies: You can mostly avoid the even numbered ones!
- apothegm 9mo agoWith the exception of Civ2, which was excellent.
- dragonwriter 9mo agoWith TOS Star Trek movies, the usual claim is that you should avoid the odd numbered ones.
- JojoFatsani 9mo agoThat’s what I meant, sorry.. blew it
- ntnsndr 9mo agoExcept that 6 is far and away the best