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Why yes, I DID just buy myself a late birthday present! Give me two weeks and we can conquer the world together!! wrote:{pDs} TitaniumPhoenix: We're Mexican. I say we pull a razor outta our titties and cut them!
[CMS]Noobina: omg thats where you keep yours too?! wrote:{pDs} TitaniumPhoenix: You mean that's not you in my titties? THEN WHO IS IT? D:
{pDs} Razor: I don't know but I would imagine if you push them together you would probably hear AFLAC!!! 
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I played a demo or something of it (maybe a pirated copy... can't remember) and decided I really couldn't stand it. I know it's odd, but I really got use to stacked units in Civ4.
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Tell me about this Civ5 game of which you speak. For less than $20, Crawdad and I might be interested in a copy or two of it.  Belligerent Pimp wrote: The Man Society just suspended my man card for a week for getting rickrolled by Mrs. Mary Midwestern Housewife.
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Rikaelus wrote:I played a demo or something of it (maybe a pirated copy... can't remember) and decided I really couldn't stand it. I know it's odd, but I really got use to stacked units in Civ4. Rik, the fact that they removed the stack-of-doom pretty much saved Civ5 for me. Also, have you never played Civilization before, Mrs. C? That's kind of like saying you have no idea who Mario is. If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe. - Carl Sagan My Backpack
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Muffalopadus wrote:
Also, have you never played Civilization before, Mrs. C? That's kind of like saying you have no idea who Mario is.
Mario who? No, I've never played Civ before. I'm pretty much a one-trick pony when it comes to video games. Belligerent Pimp wrote: The Man Society just suspended my man card for a week for getting rickrolled by Mrs. Mary Midwestern Housewife.
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Muffalopadus wrote:Rik, the fact that they removed the stack-of-doom pretty much saved Civ5 for me. Well, obviously he stacking mechanic was iffy when it came to attacking in Civ4, but it allowed you to build what felt like huge attack forces. With Civ5, it's just underwhelming. And to build a big force you have to move every one of them individually, which is a pain in the ass, and takes up epic amounts of map. And on top of that... there seemed to be something else about the control interface that just frustrated the hell out of me, but I can't recall exactly what it was now.
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I'm with Rik, to be honest. I love Civ 4 a tad bit more than 5. Duck has been on me to buy Civ 5 for a while now, and since it was on sale I caved. I like the single player of Civ 5, but multiply player in Civ 4 is much better. And Mrs. C, I would recommend a demo and see how you like it! It's a very laid back game, but it does have quite a bit of a learning curve. Demo it and see what you think. :) wrote:{pDs} TitaniumPhoenix: We're Mexican. I say we pull a razor outta our titties and cut them!
[CMS]Noobina: omg thats where you keep yours too?! wrote:{pDs} TitaniumPhoenix: You mean that's not you in my titties? THEN WHO IS IT? D:
{pDs} Razor: I don't know but I would imagine if you push them together you would probably hear AFLAC!!!
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I agree that the armies take up way way way more space than they should. I really like the crazy natural wonders thing, like Mt. Fuji and whatnot. Thats pretty cool. I miss Lenord Nemoy though. If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe. - Carl Sagan My Backpack
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Muffalopadus wrote:I miss Lenord Nemoy though. This (but spelled Nimoy). I convinced some of my real world friends to buy Civ V recently and we have been playing almost every night (my friend gets off work really late which is annoying, but oh well). Civ V to me seems easier to get into than Civ 4. Rikaelus: There's a Civ V mod out there that re-enables troop stacking. I haven't tried it, but I read about it a couple of days ago. Everyone: We need to get a pDs game of Civ V going apparently, there's more people with it than I thought (and we might even be able to get Duck and TiPhx in there since it's not really connection-intensive). I do wish that multiplayer didn't force you to depend on autosaves though. That really sucks in my opinion, autosaves just seem to get lost.  Quote:Razor: As hard as one might try no one will ever be able to pull one over on Super Penguin. Backpack of Win
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Super Penguin wrote:
I do wish that multiplayer didn't force you to depend on autosaves though. That really sucks in my opinion, autosaves just seem to get lost.
Yeah, we've run into that problem a few times, haven't we Penguin. It can be really fun though, especially when you can just chill and chat with one other while waiting for that one guy to finish his policy-choosing :P
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I liked 4, I like 5, it's basically 2 different games. 5 is more graphically pleasing and I love the civics, whereas 4 is much better for multi-player and faster loading. In a nutshell I think 4 is better for online, 5 for solo. Turn-based civ game never had a better choice. McCheese wrote:I've always said all women are 2 drinks away from full on lesbian action Lead Salad wrote:I never figured whut for a fairy..wait, yes, yes I did. Snipme wrote:erk cant have me my penis will annilihate his ass hole
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Docta BBQ wrote:I liked 4, I like 5, it's basically 2 different games. 5 is more graphically pleasing and I love the civics, whereas 4 is much better for multi-player and faster loading. In a nutshell I think 4 is better for online, 5 for solo. Turn-based civ game never had a better choice. Unless it's in space. I like me my space civ games.
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Civ 4 has a space mod, lol xP Though Masters of Orion 2 is a kick-ass TBS... IN SPACE! McCheese wrote:I've always said all women are 2 drinks away from full on lesbian action Lead Salad wrote:I never figured whut for a fairy..wait, yes, yes I did. Snipme wrote:erk cant have me my penis will annilihate his ass hole
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