Too often, culture demands weakness you just build lots of cultural buildings and Wonders, and then spend the 20th and 21st centuries taking a knee.īrave New World fixes this with the concept of tourism. In both Civilization IV and Civilization V, cultural victories are a passive process, especially because Civ V imposes huge cultural penalties on large empires. The other major change involves the culture victory, and its implications that affect even civilizations that eschew cultural achievements. This adds a lot more flexibility throughout the game. Once a civilization industrializes, it can choose from the ideologies of Freedom, Autocracy, and Order, and then select tenets that provide special bonuses and abilities. It’s similar to the religion systems of Gods & Kings, where the founders of a religion get to choose its beliefs. The first is to introduce ideologies as a subset of the culture-driven policy tree. There are two major prongs to Brave New World’s attack on modernity. Instead of just losing the endgame, now you can win it. That’s what makes Civilization V: Brave New World the best Civilization expansion so far. Most of the important decisions take place at the beginning of a game, and the last third is about managing momentum. Maybe make the bonuses you can 'buy' from espers only for HP and MP until late game, and then you can only get very small stat boosts to customize a little bit more than T edition normally allows.Here’s a fact: late-game Civilization is usually awful. Though I wouldn't mind Brave New World's esper system being reworked into a neo-T edition. If you know the game well, and know when some of these parts are coming, you can sort of prepare for them, but I think a modern community working together to balance a new T-edition would be much better.

Places, like when Celes begins WoR, where the difficulty spikes way beyond what is reasonable, and then it levels off again rapidly. T-Edition is quite good, but could use some balance work, it has some rough edges. T-Edition, however, would be a good idea.Īs it remains largely faithful to the original game, just with additional elements thrown in such as side quests at every town with a pub, costumes for every character. Landmine36 a écrit :Brave new world, plz no, it was awful.

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