Gaming ==> Civilization V Announced
Posted: 20-02-2010 18:58, By: admin
Yes, I was surprised to hear it myself. Being a long time fan of the series I was really happy to hear that less than 48 hours ago Firaxis announced that Sid Meier’s Civilization V is due out in the fourth quarter of 2010. Very few details about the game have been announced but I will list what we know at this point.
Too find out more about this upcoming release check out the Civilization V website aswell as it’s twitter page and the 2K forums
Posted: 20-02-2010 18:58, By: admin
Yes, I was surprised to hear it myself. Being a long time fan of the series I was really happy to hear that less than 48 hours ago Firaxis announced that Sid Meier’s Civilization V is due out in the fourth quarter of 2010. Very few details about the game have been announced but I will list what we know at this point.
- Release date: fourth quarter 2010
- PC only game
- A new combat system
- Hexagonal titles rather than squares
- New game engine
- Full screen diplomacy
- Community features
- Modding features
- Multiplayer
- Siege units can attacks from further than one title away
- Eighteen civilisations available from the start
- Two leaders confirmed; George Washington and Otto von Bismarck with their respective civs; America and Germany
Too find out more about this upcoming release check out the Civilization V website aswell as it’s twitter page and the 2K forums
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Jester: Don't forget "Holy Christ!" Kevin's new blockbuster, in which Scott Mosier fights Jesus himself! "Jab, motherfucker,Jab!"
Anonymous: It's not in a comment, you're an idiot.
admin: "If you look closely, it appears to be test code inside a comment.... not that I wouldn't put it past them to actually use something like that." I mirrored the source code http://puregeekdom.com/pdfs/dbcde-mirror.txt if you want to check it out. The section about removing "ISP Filtering" is not inside /*comments*/ or //comments
Anonymous: Hmm, this could actually be javascript that is contructed server-side on the fly and piped to the client page. Still, makes you wonder....