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Personally I find Civilization 4 to give striking insights into the development of world history, with diplomacy being one of the key elements. I remember playi
by tybris 17y ago
Personally I find Civilization 4 to give striking insights into the development of world history, with diplomacy being one of the key elements. I remember playing, with the USA no-less, and sitting on a piece of land void of any oil. With time ticking on I sought the weakest opponent I could find and built a large, though somewhat outdated, fleet. I strategically planned a shock-and-awe tactic and managed to conquer the target city in a single turn. Then all the world hated me and the most powerful Civ declared war, wiping out my fleet in a single round with his well-fueled destroyers.
Such is history.
I lost that game.
- Tichy 17y agoMy issues are primarily with the "tech tree" (including cultural advances). I would recommend to at least read "Guns, Germs and Steel" alongside playing Civ ;-)