BrikWars! Civilization 5 Server

[Darthnox129]

One of my funniest games was in GnK in the scenario where there are a bunch of steampuno engineers. I picked the culture one, maxed out the culture tree, and was basically collecting culture points at five times the rate in a normal civ V game. I started building up my military, because 3 of the other five hated me, and one of the two that were friendly was on a different continent. I figured I had a good military going, when the three declare war. One is below me, one to the bottom left, one to the bottom right. My plan was to go through my nearby ally in the upper left, but he had some kind of alliance going and declared war on me too. I started moving all my units up the map and changed all my production to settlers after finding out that all together they outnumbered me 30 to 1. I tried to get across the ocean to my ally and create four new cities with my settlers, but they destroyed my cities before I could.

[Darthnox129]

In a normal game I usually play as Alexander and the Greeks. Gotta love Hoplites, Companion Cavalry and 1/3 of the normal city-state trust decrease.

[Vami IV]

BFenix told me was reinstalling Civ V and was interested in doing multiplayer again. So if you want to play again, now's the time.

[Duerer]

Just bought the game and all DLCs for 10 eurobucks. Any advice on how to play it?

And how difficult is making own maps/civs and how much modding experience is needed?

[Falk]

Just bought the game and all DLCs for 10 eurobucks. Any advice on how to play it?

And how difficult is making own maps/civs and how much modding experience is needed?

Start on an easier difficulty and work your way up, watch some youtube videos if you're having problems. There are a lot of strategies for specific civs on the internet

I think there's a modding kit that's acailable for download on steam, it includes a map creator. Making civilizations isn't super hard except for the unique units/abilities since you would need a new model for them. There are guides online for both of them.