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An embarrassing amount of Civ 5. Part of it has to do with a fascination with watching a crude simulation of the human epic unfold. The other part has to do w
by Bjorkbat 13y ago
An embarrassing amount of Civ 5. Part of it has to do with a fascination with watching a crude simulation of the human epic unfold. The other part has to do with the enjoyment derived from nuking my opponents. It's a pretty awkward mix.
A distant runner up is Starbound, followed next by a miscellaneous assortment of games such as Darwinia, Bastion, Game Dev Tycoon, and Minecraft in certain spurts.
- chatmasta 13y agoYou're not alone! Whenever I'm bored, mentally altered, and staying in for the night... There's nothing better to fire up than a good game of civ 5. You just have to go into it knowing you'll be playing for the next five hours.
- mercer 13y agoI tried 2 Civs after Civilization 2, but they both seemed to miss some... magic. So I usually ended up playing Alpha Centauri again (I think most of the civ2 devs actually moved to make that, perhaps that's why the other civs seem lacking). Would you say it's worth trying the last one, I would I likely feel the same as I did about 3?