Análises recentes de slayernine

I've played thousands of hours of Civilization and yet there are many confusing things in the game such as the trade routes and road building which are not explained well and the interface just doesn't make sense.

I ran into a religious crisis which caused all of my cities to revolt until the end of the age and I couldn't do anything about it, my cities and towns just burned themselves down. Please rebalance this or put some limits into how bad it can be. This was absurd.

Slow animations, we need an option for players who want to click fast and move fast.

The era progress screen always just goes to the first screen even if you aren't tracking that one. When you make progress it doesn't take you to the one that you progressed on. At least take us to one we are tracking or the last one we looked at.

Hard to tell what is happening but it seems like the AI likes to destroy independents if I'm close to becoming suzerain. They seem to be very focused on doing so rather than just competing for it. Also it seems they can jump in and beat you at becoming suzerain without giving you notice. I got a notification about it when they were 1 turn from beating me and I wasn't even aware I was competing with another civ.

The core game feels really good but please fix all the annoying things or this will become my least played civ game ever.

Overwatch but no Blizzard nonsense. Really fun with a group!

Fantastic. Way easier to get into that PoE 1. Boss battles are plentiful and well built with a touch of "souls like" feel. Lots of tiny tweaks everywhere to make it a better game.

Fun game, balance issue, but still fun.

I doubted I would enjoy this game. I was incredibly wrong, I'm having a very hard time putting this one down. Great Steam Deck game.

My right thumb will never be the same again. 10/10

Fantastic atmosphere, the difficulty feels balanced, the pace is a bit slow for me.

If you used to play TD games on Warcraft 3 you will enjoy this game.

This is the game I expected, very true to how Bethesda games play. There is a lot of things to do, people to talk to, stories to explore, things to steal, and battles to fight. I've only scratched the surface. I got my copy bundled with an AMD product purchase. If I didn't, I would wait for a sale because I don't like to pay full price. The reason I mention this, is like the games that came before it, there is no rush. Wait for the good mods to make this game be what you want it to be.

Divinity but with a lot more polish and dice roles. Best DnD experience I've ever had, hands down. If you have money, buy this game.