Civilization VI

[Valmy]

Also, Simon Bolivar/Gran Colombia might be "a bit" OP: https://youtu.be/Xk0QVqx-1Ss?t=147

If that is Simon Bolivar I would hate to see how powerful Pablo Morillo is

How can Gran Colombia be a civilization? It barely existed as a country.

[Sheilbh]

Better than Brazil

Still waiting for Mexico with Juarez. One day.

[DGuller]

Also, Simon Bolivar/Gran Colombia might be "a bit" OP: https://youtu.be/Xk0QVqx-1Ss?t=147

That part always annoyed me.  Every time some civ gets added to the game, it has to get some completely overpowered mechanic to stand out, which both breaks the balance as well as makes the most historically relevant Civs underpowered.

[jimmy olsen]

Also, Simon Bolivar/Gran Colombia might be "a bit" OP: https://youtu.be/Xk0QVqx-1Ss?t=147

If that is Simon Bolivar I would hate to see how powerful Pablo Morillo is

How can Gran Colombia be a civilization? It barely existed as a country.

He should be an alternate leader for Spain. 2500 years from now, no one will be able to tell the difference. If Sparta, Athens, Syracues, etc all count as Greece all those former Spanish colonies count as Spain and the same is true for the US/Britain/Australia, NZ and Ireland all being English.

[garbon]

Also, Simon Bolivar/Gran Colombia might be "a bit" OP: https://youtu.be/Xk0QVqx-1Ss?t=147

If that is Simon Bolivar I would hate to see how powerful Pablo Morillo is

How can Gran Colombia be a civilization? It barely existed as a country.

He should be an alternate leader for Spain. 2500 years from now, no one will be able to tell the difference. If Sparta, Athens, Syracues, etc all count as Greece all those former Spanish colonies count as Spain and the same is true for the US/Britain/Australia, NZ and Ireland all being English.

What are you smoking?

[Sheilbh]

He should be an alternate leader for Spain. 2500 years from now, no one will be able to tell the difference. If Sparta, Athens, Syracues, etc all count as Greece all those former Spanish colonies count as Spain and the same is true for the US/Britain/Australia, NZ and Ireland all being English.

Suddenly I desperately need a DLC with Ireland, leader: Eamon de Valera (and I can't stand that long fellow)

[Tamas]

Also, Simon Bolivar/Gran Colombia might be "a bit" OP: https://youtu.be/Xk0QVqx-1Ss?t=147

If that is Simon Bolivar I would hate to see how powerful Pablo Morillo is

How can Gran Colombia be a civilization? It barely existed as a country.

He should be an alternate leader for Spain. 2500 years from now, no one will be able to tell the difference. If Sparta, Athens, Syracues, etc all count as Greece all those former Spanish colonies count as Spain and the same is true for the US/Britain/Australia, NZ and Ireland all being English.

What are you smoking?

He has a point though. 2500 years from now absolutely nobody will bother to understand the subtle differences that make US and British culture different, for example.

[The Brain]

Also, Simon Bolivar/Gran Colombia might be "a bit" OP: https://youtu.be/Xk0QVqx-1Ss?t=147

If that is Simon Bolivar I would hate to see how powerful Pablo Morillo is

How can Gran Colombia be a civilization? It barely existed as a country.

He should be an alternate leader for Spain. 2500 years from now, no one will be able to tell the difference. If Sparta, Athens, Syracues, etc all count as Greece all those former Spanish colonies count as Spain and the same is true for the US/Britain/Australia, NZ and Ireland all being English.

What are you smoking?

He has a point though. 2500 years from now absolutely nobody will bother to understand the subtle differences that make US and British culture different, for example.

Sparta and Athens? Bah, they're Greeks!

[celedhring]

Geographical proximity plays a big part in having all greek city-states fuse together in the mind of the modern viewer. The only way I can see this happening with UK/Spain and their colonies is if we start colonizing planets.

[jimmy olsen]

Also, Simon Bolivar/Gran Colombia might be "a bit" OP: https://youtu.be/Xk0QVqx-1Ss?t=147

If that is Simon Bolivar I would hate to see how powerful Pablo Morillo is

How can Gran Colombia be a civilization? It barely existed as a country.

He should be an alternate leader for Spain. 2500 years from now, no one will be able to tell the difference. If Sparta, Athens, Syracues, etc all count as Greece all those former Spanish colonies count as Spain and the same is true for the US/Britain/Australia, NZ and Ireland all being English.

What are you smoking?

He has a point though. 2500 years from now absolutely nobody will bother to understand the subtle differences that make US and British culture different, for example.

Sparta and Athens? Bah, they're Greeks!

The average knowledge of the difference between the two on this forum represent, like half a percent of the current population.

[The Brain]

Also, Simon Bolivar/Gran Colombia might be "a bit" OP: https://youtu.be/Xk0QVqx-1Ss?t=147

If that is Simon Bolivar I would hate to see how powerful Pablo Morillo is

How can Gran Colombia be a civilization? It barely existed as a country.

He should be an alternate leader for Spain. 2500 years from now, no one will be able to tell the difference. If Sparta, Athens, Syracues, etc all count as Greece all those former Spanish colonies count as Spain and the same is true for the US/Britain/Australia, NZ and Ireland all being English.

What are you smoking?

He has a point though. 2500 years from now absolutely nobody will bother to understand the subtle differences that make US and British culture different, for example.

Sparta and Athens? Bah, they're Greeks!

The average knowledge of the difference between the two on this forum represent, like half a percent of the current population.

Madness!

[garbon]

Also, Simon Bolivar/Gran Colombia might be "a bit" OP: https://youtu.be/Xk0QVqx-1Ss?t=147

If that is Simon Bolivar I would hate to see how powerful Pablo Morillo is

How can Gran Colombia be a civilization? It barely existed as a country.

He should be an alternate leader for Spain. 2500 years from now, no one will be able to tell the difference. If Sparta, Athens, Syracues, etc all count as Greece all those former Spanish colonies count as Spain and the same is true for the US/Britain/Australia, NZ and Ireland all being English.

What are you smoking?

He has a point though. 2500 years from now absolutely nobody will bother to understand the subtle differences that make US and British culture different, for example.

So a consideration radically different from that used even in CIV 1?

And if we can recall the differences between Romans and Greeks, not sure why that wouldn't be the case for Americans vs British given the differences in regions under their political control at the heights of their respective powers.

[Tamas]

Also, Simon Bolivar/Gran Colombia might be "a bit" OP: https://youtu.be/Xk0QVqx-1Ss?t=147

If that is Simon Bolivar I would hate to see how powerful Pablo Morillo is

How can Gran Colombia be a civilization? It barely existed as a country.

He should be an alternate leader for Spain. 2500 years from now, no one will be able to tell the difference. If Sparta, Athens, Syracues, etc all count as Greece all those former Spanish colonies count as Spain and the same is true for the US/Britain/Australia, NZ and Ireland all being English.

What are you smoking?

He has a point though. 2500 years from now absolutely nobody will bother to understand the subtle differences that make US and British culture different, for example.

So a consideration radically different from that used even in CIV 1?

And if we can recall the differences between Romans and Greeks, not sure why that wouldn't be the case for Americans vs British given the differences in regions under their political control at the heights of their respective powers.

Ask an average person to outline the difference between Greeks and Romans apart from their different empires at different time periods.

[Sheilbh]

Ask an average person to outline the difference between Greeks and Romans apart from their different empires at different time periods.

Why does it matter what the average person thinks?

There are entire degrees built around the Greeks and Romans - the knowledge that they're different has not disappeared.

[garbon]

Ask an average person to outline the difference between Greeks and Romans apart from their different empires at different time periods.

Why does it matter what the average person thinks?

There are entire degrees built around the Greeks and Romans - the knowledge that they're different has not disappeared.

Exactly.

Also, in a different vein, ask the average person what Civilization VI is?