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Thanks Asfex! simone, I must admit that I have not tried Civ5 yet. I picked up Civ4 cheaply one day at random, after having lurked the Civ4 section for a few months. The severe criticism of Civ5 convinced me that Civ4 was the safer bet, and I seem to fit the target audience for Civ4 better. To my understanding, Civ5 is more single player oriented with focus on cool features, with Civ4 being more of a hardcore strategy game focused on multi player. I'm thoroughly impressed with the additions to previous games that Civ4 brings to the table, and I haven't regretted my decision. I don't pick up new games very often, so I probably won't be trying out Civ5. I also don't think my computer can run it properly 
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Ah ok, nice!
Well, Civ 5 is definitively NOT a big improvement, from a strategy perspective, compared to Civ 4. It's also very demanding in terms of CPU/GPU performance.
A pity you're neglecting MoM... I wish there will be a Civ 6: Lords of Magic in the making
And I love hexagon tiles.
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Catwalk Wrote:Thanks Asfex! simone, I must admit that I have not tried Civ5 yet. I picked up Civ4 cheaply one day at random, after having lurked the Civ4 section for a few months. The severe criticism of Civ5 convinced me that Civ4 was the safer bet, and I seem to fit the target audience for Civ4 better. To my understanding, Civ5 is more single player oriented with focus on cool features, with Civ4 being more of a hardcore strategy game focused on multi player. I'm thoroughly impressed with the additions to previous games that Civ4 brings to the table, and I haven't regretted my decision. I don't pick up new games very often, so I probably won't be trying out Civ5. I also don't think my computer can run it properly
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I do like hexagons too, works better for serious strategy games. And I'm not entirely gone from MoM, especially now that activity is picking up again.
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it would be better to link the mods here instead of "sticky"-ing them all. to many stickies make it harder to find anything.
dance!
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letsdance Wrote:it would be better to link the mods here instead of "sticky"-ing them all. to many stickies make it harder to find anything.
Hear hear!
Dear admins, could we make a Modding subsection, pretty please? Too many stickied posts here. And too many posts about modding info, which could use a new home, no?
Personnally, I am ready to let ZiKy subsection in there as well, but I am unsure if the extra sub-branches are possible.
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We could do an "Other projects" section for projects that are not quite big enough to warrant their own section. Ask zitro to contact T-Hawk about it, we can't make that kind of changes. FrancoK, don't use the "Report post" for this 
zitro, note that you can edit my posts as needed.
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Nah, 6 sections are too much anyway. Branched subsections would help, but RBO - if I udnerstand well - have not got this feature yet.
Let's leave it for now, time will tell us more.
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Well, looks like T-Hawk noticed it already I say we use it, that way the main forum can be freed up for non-mod related matters.
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In that case, I vote for putting there
- all threads with "my mod XY" and stickiing them
- all threads with "how to mod"
* btw, this conversation should have happened in the admin thread I guess. Sorry for spoiling this important thread.
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Catwalk Wrote:Well, looks like T-Hawk noticed it already Sure, I forwarded the Kyrub request with high priority.
Thanks T-Hawk. 
Only the people crazy enough to think they can change the world of Arcanus and Myrror can do it. 
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