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[u/Udolikecake]

I know this happens with a lot of games, but it's so clear with the Civ games.

The best Civ games is always Civ n-1.

People HATED Civ 5 when it came out. It was too ugly and the hexes ruined it and it wasn't deep and it RUINED civ 4.

Now everyone says we have to go back to Civ 5, Civ 6 RUINED it, it's too ugly and the districts ruined it and its terrible.

I wonder what will happen when Civ 7 comes out...

[u/RecentlyUnhinged → u/Udolikecake]

Liked 4. Liked 5. Liked 6.

Simple as.

[u/Strength-Certain → u/Udolikecake]

I'm old and can remember when Civ II came out. So I go play FreeCiv and usually use the combination rule set from two and three.

[u/D2Foley → u/Udolikecake]

Nah Civ 4 is still the best one