The planets have a fair amount of variety, plenty of options to set up how the world looks just like past Civ games only with extra options to make the world look more alien, you can make the world covered in fungus instead of jungles and forests, A barren desert, a frozen wasteland etc.įactions only real difference is their starting bonuses, until you get into the game and make a lot of decisions based on your actions to add little bonuses here and their alter the way the faction plays in each game.
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(all existing units get upgraded automatically no need to manually pay to upgrade them) The way factions look depends on your faction Affinity, which is determined by the tech you choose to research as your Affinity gets higher you upgrade your troops to higher levels and eventually Affinity specific units. #E x civilization beyond earth images upgrade The problem is with only 3 Affinity's unless you choose to face multiple factions your very likely to end up fighting a faction using the exact same strategy as you.Īnd as hard as I have tried, I have yet to find any weapon that rivals nukes, their are orbital lazer weapons though but they have varying ranges and cost a lot of strategic resources to build. So far their are no warnings to let you know the AI is about to win a wonder victory, I lost my first game 4 turns away from winning, I didn't know I had no warning I had lost until the defeat screen came up and prevented me from continuing. Since then I have only turned on the Supremacy victory condition. That's about all I can think of off the top of my head. I would recommend getting it, personally I am enjoying it more than I ever did Civilization 5. ^ Completely (mostly) off-topic still but HoI IV looks absolutely horrible. To tie it back in to things, HoI IV looks like what Civ V is to the rest of the series.Īnd by that i mean a shallow, watered down, "cater to the masses" kind of thing. I only played a bit of Civ IV and didn't like it much, but the majority of Civ players seem to think IV was the highpoint and Civ V was just a dumbed down version of the game with shiny graphics. and that's exactly what Hearts of Iron IV is set to be, judging by the dev diaries.Īnyway, i'm surprised i have almost 300 hours on Civ V when i can't really think of anything positive about it. It's a bland, monotonous time sink which is completely devoid of any challenge, and very little strategy. #E x civilization beyond earth images upgrade.
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