New Civilization 5 Expansion - Brave New World

[MJW (ya that one)]

what is the EMP victory type?

EMP=Emperor aka level 6

[Ichabod]

We need to give credit where credit is due. The performance of Civ 5 in my machine greatly improved after the BNW patch. The PBEM V saves used to take a minute to open, now they take like 20 seconds (and these are later in the game, of course). Nice work there.

[Tasunke]

Nice

[Tasunke]

Btw, is civ V playable at 6mbps internetspeed?

(6 down 1.5 up)

[Sareln]

We need to give credit where credit is due. The performance of Civ 5 in my machine greatly improved after the BNW patch. The PBEM V saves used to take a minute to open, now they take like 20 seconds (and these are later in the game, of course). Nice work there.

I wonder what the actual technical change was...

[MJW (ya that one)]

We need to give credit where credit is due. The performance of Civ 5 in my machine greatly improved after the BNW patch. The PBEM V saves used to take a minute to open, now they take like 20 seconds (and these are later in the game, of course). Nice work there.

I wonder what the actual technical change was...

It could be nothing... What I mean by that is that something that drains CPU can be surprising and look small. A good example is here; t-hawk's Sudoku Solver:

http://www.dos486.com/sudoku/index.shtml

[MJW (ya that one)]

Civplayers finally dies:

http://www.civplayers.com/cgi-sys/suspendedpage.cgi

I'm quite indifferent for irrelevant reasons but it is still noteable.

[Jowy]

Fall patch is out. Includes a stand-alone Pitboss server. Though doesn't look like we have enough players for big games anyway :P

[Tasunke]

Link doesn't work for Civplayers.

Dead is dead huh ...

Is there a way to access the old forum data? I'm curious as to the overall quality of the site over a time period leading up to its death (or at least seeing its state as it died)

Would perhaps be useful in predicting the future deaths of other sites.

[MJW (ya that one)]

Link doesn't work for Civplayers.

Dead is dead huh ...

Is there a way to access the old forum data? I'm curious as to the overall quality of the site over a time period leading up to its death (or at least seeing its state as it died)

Would perhaps be useful in predicting the future deaths of other sites.

Use wayback machine...