Sid Meier's Civilation PC Games (Digital Download): Civilization V $7.50 or GOTY Edition $12.50, Civilization IV: The Complete Edition $7.50

Anyone who has bought civ4 should download the BUG mod (BTS unaltered gameplay). It doesn't change the mechanics of gameplay; rather, it adds a layer of information that is so useful for a new player and even veteran players. You can get information on one screen instead of having to click through the different advisors.

Thanks, in for GOTY

I've never played V, but the last time IV and V were on sale I grabbed IV. The system requirements are much lower, so I can play it on very respectable settings on my laptop with integrated graphics. Plus, back then (this was just before Christmas) I read that the mods are much better for IV.

I've had plenty to keep me busy with the main game, but I've also tinkered with the Fall From Heaven II dark fantasy mod. I've heard great things about the second most popular mod, Rhye's and Fall of Civilization, a version of which is actually included with Beyond the Sword expansion.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhye...vilization

Quote from bigpimpatl : But, there's no reason for an archer to coexist in the same era as a tank unless you got lazy and forgot to upgrade your unit.

It happens all the time because the AI never upgrades units, and never gets rid of old ones either. So while they may have newer units, the old ones are sitting around, somewhere. The AI cheats so badly it isn't even funny, they grow and expand so fast but never seem to have to worry about balancing their budget.

I bought civ5 right when it was released for full price. I don't think I played it much. I recently started playing again and it doesn't seem quite as fun as the civ's from years ago. Is it just me or does the game seem to move at a much slower pace? Also why does population make everyone so unhappy? Are there any mods to fix these issues? Or do the expansions help?

Quote from hokeez : Should probably mention somewhere that the sale only includes PC, not Mac.

The wiki about says "Please note that Civilization 5 includes the Mac AND PC version, regardless of what Amazon says. " I'm going for it.

Hmm, purchased the GOTY Civ5 and it only gives me a PC download.

Oh, never mind... I had to install Steam and then just click "Add a Game" and it allowed me to put in the Product Code. Nice one, thanks!

This is game pretty boring make heroes look like god.

In for one I decided on IV: The Complete Edition.

I wanted to purchase additional games as gifts using the steam option (giving the product key physically, in a card or something.) Is that against the rules? I do see it says that gifting is not available, though I assume that's just an option that amazon sometimes offers. Any info is appreciated!

are any of Civ V DLC's worth picking up besides G&K? I have the vanilla version already, just wondering if the others add anything significant. thanks

Repped because this is a great deal and I would get it if I wasn't a d3 addict.

Quote from za3smith : Repped because this is a great deal and I would get it if I wasn't a d3 addict.

thats possible? I got sooooo bored of d3 after the first run through

http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature....1000716161

From now through Sunday, get 75% off 14 different Civilization IV and Civilization V games and expansion packs. That means Civ IV is $4.99, Civ IV Complete Edition (both Steam and no-DRM versions) and Civ V for $7.49, Civ V Complete Edition for $12.49, and DLC as low as $0.75. For more from the makers of Civilization, be sure to check out XCOM: Enemy Unkown, releasing October 9, 2012.

this game will consume your lifeeeeeeeeee

But thanks because I was able to pick up the DLC Korea and wonders of the ancient world combo pack for less than $2 instead of the $8 on steam.