Sid Meier's Civilization IV: Warlords Expansion Pack | Another Sid Meiers Civ game pack for the...

Sid Meier's Civilization IV: Warlords Expansion Pack | Good expansion

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	Sid Meier's Civilization IV: Warlords Expansion Pack Windows \| 2K Games, 2006 average customer review:based on 55 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Civilization IV: Warlords expands the Civilization games to include the world's most successful conquerors. You'll get a chance to play as legends like Alexander The Great and Genghis Khan. March your armies across the world, as you attempt to destroy your rivals and expand your Civilization through millitary conquest. Secure your place in history by becoming the greatest conqueror thsi world has ever seen!

Another Sid Meiers Civ game pack for the completely and totally addicted

Once again, the Civ IV products are not a disappointment to the totally addicted CIVILIZATION individual. Though we waited a full year to purchase this particular expansion pack, as it did not have a great deal of new items, it was a decidedly good addition to the CIV gaming collection. For the strategy turn/based game enthusiast, the Sid Meiers Civilization games are addicting and interesting. This one fuels the addiction even further.

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Good expansion

I have been playing this a few times since I picked it and Beyond the Sword up. I installed both on my vanilla civ4 install and haven't yet tried corporations or some of the very interesting looking custom content. Some of the changes to the base game like Great Generals and the changes to the Spying in the game I have had plenty of fun with in game as well as messing around with unrestricted leaders and the unique units and buildings. There is a lot of new content almost making this an entirely new game.

Not Great. Mostly good for the scenarios and updates.

Unlike the very well received second update to Civilization IV, 'Beyond the Sword', this add-on adds very little to the basic game design. It's primary value is in the added scenarios, especially my favorite from Civilization III, the rise of the Roman Empire. Most apprecieated is the correction of the egregious lapse in the functionality of the cities list. In the original game, one could not drill down to cities from the list. Tsk, Tsk. The primary functional addition is the Warlord unit, which can convert into either an acadamy, super specialist, or, uniquely, an in the field commander. Unfortunately, this functionality is simply not as useful as the leaders in Civilization III, where a leader could be used to build an army, which, in ancient scenarios, became virtually unstoppable in battle, since their units never become obsolete. Of course, if you are a Civilization fanatic like me, the simple addition of the new civilizations, scenaries, and bug fixes is more than enough to make this worth while, even if you get the next new thing!

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