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| quote: | Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
sensational game. really top class. but finding it unbelievably difficult tbh. if you work out how to expand early on and get a bunch of cities etc, lemme know. im getting totally owned at the minute 
apparently i almost have x3:reunion ready to be tested. meant to be full of bugs, but hell, so was elite 3 and i loved that too. me wants to be a space pirate!! aarrrrrr!! |
from what I'm told, expanding early in the game is more of a detriment to your civ than anything else. Meier wanted to take away the whole 'rush to colonize at any cost' from the game and thus implemented the whole new city support system which simultaneously solved the previous corruption problems in earlier editions.
From what I'm hearing, developing you cities such that they become a level 2 or level 3 before building a settler is the best strategy. And eventually building up your interior cities to while only building settlers with your frontier cities works best. And specializing your cities with scientists, n' shit to maximize the great leaders being produced as well.
Go to civ fanatics online forums for tips.....And I know all of this even before I own/have played the game.
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i didn't realise it was around until too late though.
