I hate it.įractal is my favorite, as it allows for both land and sea combat, does not generate extreme geographic isolation, and doesn't put everyone bordering everyone.
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I don't really understand how this map's generator works, it seems like it prefers highly fragmented lands, but don't trust me on that. Island Plates is not the equivalent of Archipelago. Not balanced at all and kind of boring because the distribution of civilizations on landmasses is totally obvious. Pangea is the most balanced but it's kind of boring, both because it makes irrelevant some aspects of the game, and because we played it a million times already.Ĭontinents is basically a double-Pangea with the occasional small island. Comparatively speaking, of all map types, I'd say that: I don't see why they wouldn't be fun, actually. In any case, yes, yes, VI improved the navies situation: they're not smart with ships, but at least they are aware of their existence, which is something.Īre other maps besides Pangea fun to play on? I've heard Continents and Island Plates are fun. I see that this sentence got you some trouble: it's no surprise that you got criticized and your thread hijacked: don't you know that saying anything positive about VI is strictly forbidden? You dare not assume that V is superior under any circumstance, as a precondition of every phrase you write? You heretic, that will launch an inquisition against you! How could you not know? =) I don't think the AI has anything to do with Pangea being considered the best map: it was (and still is for VI) the community standard and the most played map because of balance reasons: no one starts isolated on an island so no one gets to turtle and civ-city his way to victory this is especially true for multiplayer, but it's applicable to single player as well to some extent. In Civ 5 Pangea was pretty much the only good map since the AI sucked so much in open waters.
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