deKay's Gaming Diary
Civilisation Revolution (360): COMPLETED!
Aaaand done! Well, sort of. I've now completed the game as every single nation at least once, and in every possible way at least three times. So it's complete.
In terms of outstanding achievements, I have a few "do X on Deity difficulty" ones which simply are not going to happen, and the "win before 1000AD on King" which is plainly impossible. There's also a "don't change governments, and win on King" which should be possible, so I might give that a go. Labels: 360, civilisation, completed
Civilisation Revolution (360)
More victolys today, leaving just 3 leaders to complete the game as. The majority of my victolys so far have been via domination (because it's usually the first you get to) or tecnological (as it's the only way to win on the Lightning Round scenario.
Really am loving the game, though. Yeah, it's cut-down Civ. But it's also made-more-fun Civ. Labels: 360, civilisation
Civilisation Revolution (360)
And another one down! This time I played as the Spanish, with the intention of playing for as long as possible and becoming as cultured as possible to coax more Great People to appear (there's an achievement for having seen all 48 of them). Sadly, although I won, I still have 8 missing people from the portrait gallery. Labels: 360, civilisation
Civilisation Revolution (360)
I finally managed to get a city with more than 200 production per turn! Turns out the best way is to be the Americans, build a city next to as many mountains as possible, and then when you hit the Modern Era you build all the Wonders and buildings that bump up your production, then switch your people to only produce. Hurrah!
And then I won as the Americans too. 9 left! Labels: 360, civilisation
Civilisation Revolution (360)
Getting the achievement for building a city up to create over 200 resources per turn is impossible. Even on the easiest setting, using the Egyptians (as they get a production bonus), and focussing solely on developing a city for resource creation, I still ran out of moves before any of my cities passed 90 per turn.
Bah. Labels: 360, civilisation
Civilisation Revolution (360)
Yeah, sorry. I'm addicted now. Played tonight and last night, but haven't had time to post about it.
Anyway, the game is ACE, I've completed it about 8 times now, played some of the Scenarios (Lightning Round is amazing), and generally been sucked into the game totally.
Again. Civ always does this, which is why I never bought Civ III or IV. Curses! Labels: 360, civilisation
Civilisation Revolution (360)
I started a new game this evening, thinking I'd have a go at the "Win on King before 1000AD" achievement. Sadly, I didn't even meet any of the other countries before 500BC, as they were all across the sea from me, so I gave up as there's no way I could do it that attempt.
So I decided to give one of the scenarios a go instead, choosing "Beta Centuri". You start off with all the technologies, and you're attacked every turn by loads of barbarians. It's very odd. Anyway, I was the Zulus, and very quickly managed to get a nuke, which I used to wipe out Moscow. However, I have since learnt that you only get one nuke per game, and I really need another one now Greece are trying to bomb my capital. Tch. Labels: 360, civilisation
Civilisation Revolution (360)
Hurrah for killing the French and Italians! ;)
Got myself some achievements - for Domination on King, and for winning as the Germans. I then went back to an earlier save (reincarnating everyone bar the Zulus) and got an Economic victory, before reloading an earlier one again and getting a Cultural one. I can't reload for a Technology victory, as there aren't enough moves left in the game to get everything built. I didn't realise there was a move limit! Labels: 360, civilisation
Civilisation Revolution (360)
This arrived on Friday, and it's all I've played all weekend.
First off, I on Chieftain level, as the Russians. Played four times, getting each of the four victories. It seemed very, very easy, so I bumped it up to Warlord level, and completed it (with a Domination victory) as the Aztecs. Their heal-every-win power is excellent! That seemed awfully easy to win too.
So I started again, on King difficulty, as the Germans. I quickly wiped out the Zulus, and then started getting attacked by the Romans, so set up a peace treaty with them. I then started to close in on the French, only the English got in the way and when I attacked them, the Americans joined in.
You know, it was terribly familiar.
Anyway, the English are gone now (I captured their capital, and the rest of their cities converted to other cultures), and the Americans now consist of only a tiny city on an island in the middle of nowhere. The French are being a real pain though - how come their pikemen can destroy my veteran Ninja Cannon army, complete with General? It was a 37.5 vs 3 fight, and they won?! How?! Labels: 360, civilisation
Civilisation Revolution Demo (360)
I was really hoping this was going to be rubbish. Because I tend to get hooked on Civ games and since I don't play computer games any more I thought I was safe...
But, as I feared, my "one quick go" lasted over an hour and I ended up running out of turns in the demo. So it has to go on my "want" list. I blame The Rev. It's all his fault. Labels: 360, civilisation, demo
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