And I think there should be a sub category for Amphibious Craft. I myself served on two Amphibious Assault Ships. And using a Great Admiral to improve the capabilities of each ship in the Task Force. In modern era this can be upgraded into Carriers, Battleships, Cruisers, Destroyers, Transports/Amphibious ships, Submarines. Each Battle group consisting of, Melee, Ranged, and Transport ships. A complete Naval task force would surely be welcome. And getting a World Map earlier instead of waiting until late modern era. One thing I liked was early era embarking. And the sounds of the Battleship blasts made it so believable. Their shipping/Oceanic system was the most realistic. would be super fun to actually get inside a 3d view at ground level.Ĭlick to expand.Civ-III still remains the best of the entire franchise. maybe a little sim like where you can name citizens and have mini missions, like driving a car like simcity2000, move citizens around cities, industrial districts, hospitals strikes. as in civ 6Ĭiv 7: Squash the water, bigger rivers, early armies, no city hp, 9-10 altitude layers, sequoia giants, giant wales, roaming livestock for nomad gameplay.and less cards gameplay. Ley lines, Heroes, workers sacrifice, but may need to mantain a little more automatic, or help build roads, etc. Realistic graphic as in civ 5, plus naval combat. Mixed armies and governments as in civ 3, plus building on mountains.Ĭity centers as in Civ 4 (city walls give a buff to unit inside but no hp by itself) Partisans, Economy and unit cap tied to city pop as in civ 2, plus the best complex tech tree.
If you play Napoleon scenario in civ 3, you would understand what I mean for strong armies. Civ 4 General thought gives special perks to 1 unit and is also nice.īut IF city center HP get removed, thus only unit HP count for city defence, so Ai would actually care about building a defence forceĬiv 3 mixed armies and generals (ultra elite unit, or champion, generates one), is the best possible defence av.
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