Third: The Sioux barely cling to life with four cities on a remote island. At one point you may have dozens of units, at another, very few. You will find that the game ebbs and flows. There are few ground forces to advance at this point. Second: On the Viking front, you will begin from a disadvantage. The Celtic people (in my personal continuum) are wary of it, considering their mortal enemies are theocratic which is a wonderfully convenient way for me to rationalize the fact that I have issues with it from a game design standpoint. That said, I've reviewed many of the comments and would like to address a couple of things.įirst: I will not be switching to fundamentalism. And realized it would be wrong of me not to. Until I saw the fan fics, the flairs, the pulp, the intensity of it all. I'll confess that I had great difficulty releasing this at first. And to see so many so passionately writing their own narrative of what happened in this world, just as I have, is such wonderful vindication in its own right. As you can imagine, this game means a lot to me. I never dreamed that an entire sub reddit would be devoted to it.

Instead, I was greeted with the open and willing minds of thousands ready to tackle the task at hand. I came to reddit this morning seeking advice from what I assumed to be the incredibly rare and nearly extinct Civ II player.

I would first like to say that this has been an incredible experience and I hadn't the briefest hope that this would gain so much traction. Created_utc,score,domain,id,title,ups,downs,num_comments,selftext,link_flair_text,over_18,thumbnail,subreddit_id,edited,link_flair_css_class,author_flair_css_class,is_self,name,url,distinguishedġ339542659.0,2583,self.theeternalwar,uyswv,Here it is.,5165,2582,396,'

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