We've all seen power rankings of sports teams, it's time to power rank the civilizations.It's all a matter of our opinion. I'm playing as Persia for the 2nd time, and boy is this civ crazy OP. I suppose if you never go to war it would be an average civ (their tile improvement is pretty cool though). It's like Blitzkrieg warfare. I just annihilate everything in my path.
My current game I'm so far out ahead I think I have no choice but to make them #1.#1: Persia: see above#2: Australia: So powerful I won't even play them anymore. It feels like cheating#3: Rome: I discovered how superior they were when I played a game against myself using another civ#4: Germany: I just find they do nearly everything a little better (except religion).#5: China#6: Aztec#7: Macedon#8: Kongo#9: England#10: Arabiahonorable mentions: Russia (I think maybe they should be in the top 10, but I'm not sure where), Scythia, Sumeria, India.I'm only going to rank 10. It's hard to really sort which ones are better than others the further down the list you go. Even 8 through 10 I had trouble deciding who to place in those slots. Arabia I should rank higher, but I admit I have not played a full game with them yet. But on paper they look like they should be in the top 10.Feel free to share your power rankings. If you want you can divide them up by victory conditions, but I see no need to do that.
I prefer to rank them for how well they dominate games overall. Germany - +1 district for every city is nice and the hanse is also pretty cool.2.
Aztec - rushing districts is cool and +1 strength for every luxury makes pretty much every other UU obsolete (if you have more than 10 luxuries)2. Brazil - has the most overpowered and longlasting UU in the game. And the other bonuses are nice too.4. Egypt - too many times a perfect placement of a district has been blocked by some of those god damn floodplains. Those are reasons enough to play Egypt.5. Norway - why does nobody like Harald? Embarking with no additional movement cost is pretty convenient.disclaimer: i don't have the dlc (except for Aztec), so I can't judge on those.
Click to expand.Thanks. I just really don't like Rome. I think roads are ridiculous and free monument isn't that great as many people say. Legion is decent with slightly higher strenght and with no need for iron. Baths are great - free amenity and 2 housing is always useful. But Legion and Baths don't make up the fact the bonuses are bad. It's surely great Civ for early expansion, but I almost never early expand.
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I'm more tall player than wide player - 3-5 well developed and strategically placed cities are usually enough for me. Scythia: When you can get a 2:1 deal on Horsemen and Horse Archers, 50% heal on kills, +5 DMG to wounded targets it doesn't matter how strong +100% production is for 10 turns, how good Warcarts are during era, or if you can get an extra district early. This is a perma-banned civ for a reason. These are effects that last all game long (Cavalry and Helicopters) or until you own your own supercontinent and feel like its game over anyway.After that, it'll probably be subjective. But Scythia is absurd.
Note: Haven't played Persia/Macedon yet, so I can't judge them.
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