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Frak yes.

What is this I don't even...

What is this I don't even...

Those archers are bigger than the trees.

Those archers are bigger than the trees.

And did you also complain in Civ1 that all units were squares? :roll:


It'll be a nice one to look forward to for many people I'm sure. For me, I'll probably wait until a weekend deal on Steam or even longer until it's really cheap. €10-15 sounds about right, just like what I just got Civ4 for.

I hope they mitigate the city dependency.

[quote]Those archers are bigger than the trees.

And did you also complain in Civ1 that all units were squares? :roll:
Just fraking around, I have never played any Civ game but I am looking forward to trying this one out.

Exciting.

I was worring after the console one.

And did you also complain in Civ1 that all units were squares?

It works on an abstract level. The units aren't squares - they're just represented on the map by squares, because the actual units wouldn't be directly visible on a world map. Truthfully, Civ 3 and onwards totally killed the immersion factor by having fully animated units that tower over cities and mountains. Not to mention developing the gameplay to the point where you *have* to think about it in terms of game rules, rather than an abstraction of re-creating the course of human history.

Any chance of some 4:3 and 16:10 comparison shots?

Any chance of some 4:3 and 16:10 comparison shots?

Not for like a year when someone can actually play it ;)