Sid Meier's Civilization IV®: The Complete Edition

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Posted on: November 30, 2016

Matewis

游戏: 165 评论: 10

The best one!

I don't even know where to begin. I think just about everyone already knows what civilization is, so I'm just going to highlight some of the notable positives and negatives compared to the other civs. Pros: + Wonder videos! Each and every wonder you build has an awesome video clip. The first and last civlization to do so :( + For the first time, famous people as ingame units (Isaac Newton, Beethoven, Napolean etc) which can be used to boost wonders, culture, or military forces. + Many different unit promotions to truly specialize your units. + Corporations! Just like in the real world you can spread your country's corporations all over the world for some massive bonuses. This was taken out in Civ 5 :( + AI provides a worthy challenge. + Marathon mode for an extra long game! + Hands down the best Civ menu! Cons: - Stacks of doom still present, but at least with artillery units you can damage multiple units in a stack at once. - City view and palace building is gone :( Though each city upgrade can be seen in the city when zoomed in close enough. Wonders especially are hard to miss. And finally, one more massive plus. With all the expansions included there are many scenarios to choose from. I used to raise my nose at them, that is, until I tried one. If anything a good scenario can be as good or better than a stone age > modern age custom game. The reason being that it feels more authentic. A turn isn't several years but, depending on the scenario, a day or a week. And the map is not the entire world, but instead a region. So in a custom earth game, the Alps might be 5 mountain tiles, but in a Europe scenario it could be 30 or more, and really feel far more like an actual mountain range that has serious strategic implications. And the scenarios cover everything, from setting up trade routes in historic Africa, to raiding England as the vikings, to defending/sacking Rome, to the WW2 European theatre, to cyborg battles far in the future. And as always, just one more turn...

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Posted on: November 30, 2016

Utuzuu

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游戏: 273 评论: 7

Heck Yes!

My current copy of CIV IV just stopped working and because of the DRM I can't get it to run again. I was desolated, on the brink of despair! On the verge of giving up hope, GOG rushes in to save the day! The game itself is marvellous. There is a legitimate debate to be had whether CIV III or CIV IV is the best title in the series, but luckily, since they are now both here on GOG, you will be able to make up your own mind. Sweet.

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Posted on: November 30, 2016

DrLove

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游戏: 963 评论: 5

Quite possibly the best value here

If you are a "one more turn" addict, chances are you won't get a better deal. The replay value of Civ 4 is so high that you'd be spending pennies on an hour of play, if not less. Civ 4 has greatly improved on what Civ 3 started with its new direction of culture and resource management. Most importantly, the checkerboard tactics, where settlers try to create cities in every nook and cranny outside one's cultural borders, is gone. In fact, the AI mercilessly punishes players who build enclaves away from their main area of influence. Build a city that protrudes into an enemy's territory, and you can be certain it'll be attacked. The other major change from the previous game is that resources are not necessary to complete projects; they largely speed up the progress. The main additions that Civ4 brought to the table were religion, government fine-tuning and (in a later expansion included here) corporations. Religion plays a major role, not only for cultural expansion, but also to placate your citizens and as a means for improving your economy. Without religion, financing large empires would not be possible. Government types now resemble Alpha Centauri: you can pick legal, political, economic and other traits and combine them into a government at your liking. Corporations are a neat idea, allowing you to improve the production of your cities, as well as generate some resources artificially, but I felt this feature needed more playtesting before being released. The final feature worth mentioning is the great quality of mods included in the Beyond the Sword expansion. These scenarios are just as good and replayable as those found in the Civ II Fantastic Worlds expansion. Personally, this game has nearly replaced the original Civilization in my regular gaming. I spent thousands of hours with this game, and I intends to spend countless more. For me, Civ4 is the pinnacle of the series.

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Posted on: April 7, 2023

xerxes866

游戏: 35 评论: 12

It's not DMR free

If you want to play any 2k game now you have to agree to have a Spybot installed on your computer. which will not only spy on anything you do with your computer, it will also spy on any friends you have. It's evil software now.

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Posted on: November 30, 2016

Empirate

游戏: 评论: 8

This is the One

Dear reader, this is the one game to rule them all. I have been playing PC games for most of my life, it feels like, and this is the one that I have spent more time with than any other, even the first Medieval: Total War. The intricate depth of this game is only matched by its accessibility: tooltips abound, the civilopedia is better than ever, all the information is at your fingertips. The game is extremely transparent and actively engages the player in making meaningful and useful decisions. It may be a little overwhelming at first, but one quickly grows into it - the learning curve is not too steep. But it keeps going on and on! After years, I still discover new things about Civ4 (playing with both of the excellent expansions, of course). I've come all the way from "Chieftain" to "Immortal" difficulty, and will probably tackle "Deity" at some point, as well. But I still remember fondly almost every long game I've ever played. Graphics are "good enough" - functional, pretty nice where art direction is concerned, transparent in that you never lose the big picture. Sound and music is OK, some of the tunes grate after a while. Both of those disappear completely behind the overall game experience after just a little while, though: all decisions matter, and many will inform the rest of the game in important ways. Wonders are as nice as ever, of course, but diplomacy, religion, espionage, culture, and the perennial cycle of boom-rush-turtle working in a stone-paper-scissors way keep you coming back. The AI personalities are quite distinct. You will grow to love Isabella's pouting, Genghis Khan's bluster, and Mansa Musa's willingness to trade no matter what. As you will hate starting next to Shaka Zulu, or having to rely on William of Orange keeping his word to you - but in a good way. And the AI is competent enough to keep up the challenge, something that the multiple victory conditions only aid in. Buy, if you haven't already. Play. Enjoy. This is the One.

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