«

[Kosta]

Feel free to comment and discuss this game here. Also, if you have any useful tips or tricks don't hesitate to share them with the others! Thanks!

Review and Download (if available)

[xndr2181]

I'm so glad this game was posted, I've been looking for it for years. I use to play this game on my dad's computer when I was little for hours. I remember this game owned a good percentage of my year as a fifth grader. This game is so simple yet so amazingly addictive. The only thing I ever disliked about this game, is that for a while I really just wanted to build up my cities, and not be bothered by other countries. Oh well, thanks for renewing the old memories.
-Sean

[Havell]

If you want to focus on city-building just play as the Aztecs on the real world map, you should be able to kill the Americans within the first few turns, after that you have all of north and south America to yourself, the other players don't seem to go to America so you can attack when you are ready.

P.S. Wooo! 200 posts!

[xndr2181]

If you want to focus on city-building just play as the Aztecs on the real world map, you should be able to kill the Americans within the first few turns, after that you have all of north and south America to yourself, the other players don't seem to go to America so you can attack when you are ready.

Wow, that's really smart, thanks a lot man,
-Sean

[Unknown Hero]

I think this is the best strategy game ever (except Civ III). I've learned a lot from it and I want to recomend it to anyone (who has at last 10% of brain!).

[wormpaul]

Originally posted by Stroggy@Oct 7 2004, 01:04 PM
I already played the original game (borrowed from a friend)
Do you think its worth it, or will it become boring?

Civ 1 is a very good game...

If you like the other parts this won`t be boring...you only need a lot of time for it

[Eagle of Fire]

Civilization is always boring after you complete a few games in a row, but then just take a break and it's always as fun as the first time to come back to it.

[gdp2000]

Originally posted by Unknown Hero @ Oct 7 2004, 11:17 PM
There are 10 bilions new options in those two expansions. You should apsolutely buy it.

Can someone please tell me at least the most important of the billion differences. There is no civ 3 thread.

c ya
gdp2k

[Stroggy]

Yeah I would like to ehar what these expansions exactly change (except for a few new countries with a unique unit and different stats)
I know the first expansion includes multiplayer... but I only play multipayer in fps games.
Its more comfortable to lose in a game with a lot of players than a game with maximum 4 or 5 players... because if you make stupid msitakes they really shine out there (and i'm a bad strategy player )
Thing is in the last few months, in responce to the very emotional and depressing time me and my family are going through now , I quit being my usual self (only occasionally buying a new game) and started buying a lot of games.
Now I have quite a bundle of games and i haven't finished them.

Abadonia rulez! At least I have found the Civilization 1! I seeked it about half hours...

Sorry, I can't speak English very well...