Civilization V

Haha, not surprised. Heck, you may even find this as enjoyable as Spore.
 
told you guys

be warned that these games can last hours and hours without you even noticing. once i looked up from my game and it was dawn, which meant i needed to force myself to sleep so i could actually do something the next day

the "one more turn" complex is super addictive
 
Hackmon said:
Haha, not surprised. Heck, you may even find this as enjoyable as Spore.

It most certainly is. In fact, the communication screen between leaders reminds me of the comm screen in Spore (though that is actually based off Civilization really).

Dr. Javelin said:
told you guys

be warned that these games can last hours and hours without you even noticing. once i looked up from my game and it was dawn, which meant i needed to force myself to sleep so i could actually do something the next day

the "one more turn" complex is super addictive

My sister played it from when we woke up to late in the night, nonstop except for food breaks. It's really that addicting.
 
proof of javelin's statement
ive spent nearing 600 hours on it in less than a year

It's so good
But the new one is out soon and it looks better
 
Dr. Javelin said:
told you guys

be warned that these games can last hours and hours without you even noticing. once i looked up from my game and it was dawn, which meant i needed to force myself to sleep so i could actually do something the next day

the "one more turn" complex is super addictive
This game did suck a lot of my time. I didn't even realize that, after my waking moments, I played until, like, 3 o'clock PM, and I was itching to play more. It took me 2 days of nearly-continuous gameplay to achieve a victory (a cultural victory for my French units), and I'd like to explore the mods. The developers even encourage modding, which, in my book, should be something EVERY developer should do. They need to be praised for this.
 
Baby Man said:
My sister played it from when we woke up to late in the night, nonstop except for food breaks. It's really that addicting.
yeah it's crazy like that. i have 40 hours in civ and i've only ever played two games
Maᴙio said:
This game did suck a lot of my time. I didn't even realize that, after my waking moments, I played until, like, 3 o'clock PM, and I was itching to play more. It took me 2 days of nearly-continuous gameplay to achieve a victory (a cultural victory for my French units), and I'd like to explore the mods. The developers even encourage modding, which, in my book, should be something EVERY developer should do. They need to be praised for this.
i personally don't like modding too much but i like the fact that it's available. more power to the player
 
I don't mind long drawn out games. It's an added bonus how awesome it looks to see your civilizations evolve over time
 
I'm not sure why you wouldn't like modding. They're basically optional improvements, from balancing to crazy things you like, and they really bolster the community. If Civilization didn't have a lot of replayability already, modding just completely adds to it.

Oh yes, the sense of progression is amazing in this game. Very satisfying.
 
I've modded already myself, and I personally find it to be a great addition.

There are lots of tutorials out there to make it quite easy, and I just asked on civfanatics if I was confused.

Took me like a week or two (of course I didn't mod the whole time just when I could) to add a custom zelda civ in the game and hopefully I can add more soon as well.

But yes this game is so addicting! It makes the time fly.
 
Yeah, there are some tutorials on this, which is really nice.

I'm figuring out how to make the Americans seem like they're worshipping Wario by replacing all their city names with Wario Town, Wariopolis, Wario City, Wario Village, and probably modifying George Washington to say Wario things. Heh, I can't wait how that turns out.
 
oh yeah i love renaming cities. early in one of my games i conquered alexander the great (he shot first, so hush) and renamed all his cities to american names like houston and los angeles