Great game well worth £20 and great find OP.

Fun fact and I guess origin of a meme, in the original Civ each leader had an aggression rating and Gandhi's was set to the lowest possible (1) to reflect his real life's peaceful nature.

Upon adopting a peaceful government (namely democracy) aggression would drop by 2 with the intention of reducing aggression across the board for all leaders. Gandhi however had a bug and he didn't go to -1 he went to 255 which was the highest possible rating, this resulted in him becoming a nuke obsessed ultra aggressive warlord.

There's a little nod to this in Civ6 where Gandhi is the most nuke happy leader with a crazy high rating of 12.

Do it! Sell the kids, problem solved.

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Yes main reason I have not bought this is computer spec. I keep waiting for the next CPU to come along. Still considering Ryzen. Although I would find a limp Ai annoying.

With Civ 4 on higher levels at least the game got somewhat challenging. On Deity you could even lose games even with good game play. Less true on Civ 5 and 6.

I'll buy when the game is complete and £10 in 18 months time.

I understand the machine specs for this are high. Especially for the Mac needing a good graphics card.

Bought Civ 3 and 4 for 96p a couple of months ago, 3 and 2 are the best in the series that I've played

Civ 6 can be frustrating at times. Have they allowed you to remove districts yet? Putting the wrong district on a spot can be annoying. Enjoyable game overall though.

Civil 5 and 6 are ultimately very frustrating games because the AI is so dumb. Even on deity its easy to beat the others computer civs. That was the biggest criticism of 5 but they didn't fix it and instead added cartoon graphics. This developer needs new AI programmers. Still dropped probably hundreds of hours into it over the years though :laughing:

Yeah diplomacy had lost the charm of civ II and civ III. Has this improved in 6?

Yea, no expansion Civ V was painfully crap.
Pretty fun with both expansions, but still lacking a tonne of depth -- much of which the previous iterations had.

Civ 6 has had 3-4 patches now. Recently end of March. Still got a lot to do to this product to make it the finished product. Then again took Civ 5 many years to reach that.

Overall don't expect miracles here. £19.99 is a more appealing price. I might wait for the expansion in a year or so.

Nice I'll get on that

Wish there was a demo don't think my laptop will play it.

Great game well worth £20 and great find OP.

Fun fact and I guess origin of a meme, in the original Civ each leader had an aggression rating and Gandhi's was set to the lowest possible (1) to reflect his real life's peaceful nature.

Upon adopting a peaceful government (namely democracy) aggression would drop by 2 with the intention of reducing aggression across the board for all leaders. Gandhi however had a bug and he didn't go to -1 he went to 255 which was the highest possible rating, this resulted in him becoming a nuke obsessed ultra aggressive warlord.

There's a little nod to this in Civ6 where Gandhi is the most nuke happy leader with a crazy high rating of 12.

Do it! Sell the kids, problem solved.

wow I have yet to play civ v I bought in some random steam sale!! shall i jump to this? :smiley: i previously played civ 1 on the amiga.... loads..... and then civ revolution on the gameboy... i tried civ v briefly but it's so much to learn again and i hear civ iv is really deep so avoided that... hard to find the time when have kids!