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2. I guarantee that in six to twelve months after patching and expansion packs, we're going to see a bunch of second look reviews that will start with, "You know, maybe I was too harsh on Civ 7 when I first reviewed it..."
The next iteration will be in 8-10 years and by then people will buy on name alone again
I'd *love* a 4x set in the Grim Dawn world, though.
developers are definitely at fault but I would say the lion share of the blame goes on Ed Beach.
This. Nothing has really replaced Civ so far, that's why it's not gonna fail the same way.
So you just want civ 5 again with a new number next to it? That makes a lot of sense...