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The AI is, unfortunately, pretty bad, it doesn't actually understand large parts of the game. It's probably the game's biggest flaw. The AI does okay with city management (because it gets bonuses there), but it completely fails with regard to unit movement. When you are at war, it will send units to you piecemeal instead of combining several weapon groups to a formidable attack force. I think the AI works well enough to keep the game interesting while you're learning to play it. Afterwards, it's your decision whether you enjoy the game despite its weak AI, or rather look for a game with a better one.
There is an unofficial patch that tries to fix some bugs and (slightly) enhance the AI, you can find it here:
http://alphacentauri2.info/wiki/Yitzi%27s_patch
The version I linked is the complete set and includes the "Alien Crossfire" expansion.
It's the DRM-Fre gog version.
It has the most different unit designs in any of the civs, allowing you to build an army/fleet/horde to fit your exact scheme and situation.
You'll love what happens when you build secret projects.
How does Pandora compare to SMAC? Thanks in advance
And this review: http://www.spacesector.com/blog/2013/12/pandora-first-contact-review/
Nothing compares to SMAC even now. (or at least nothing on a planet does)
This is true. You could say this game is graphics update of Civ V and in my opinion combat sucks in both of these games.
So for a graphics tweak, reskin of CIV5 minus the map editor (which is a major feature missing) id probably pay $15 or less.
Pandora is the only other game out there that does the AC thing, and its got its issues, mostly in that it looks like CIV4 graphically (this game blows it away) and it does a linear item upgrade mixed in with a limited unit type you customize...other than that Pandora does all BE does, some a bit better from what i hear, and i snagge it and the DLC for like $15 during the winter sale. Im actually quite happy with it but both games lack the origional AC experience.
My hope is that since pandora is in early access, and made by a small studio, and has player helping with "modding" the official client, it will eventually fall into more of the AC game we all want....will still have the last gen graphics though...which is fine it looks good enough for a 4x
Not really convinced that this isnt just a cash grab on a minimal effort with Beyond Earth. Till im convinced other wise...$15 or gtfo with it....though i still want to play it.
Pandora is now where we pin our hopes, as everything else in the same vein is set off-world, and that upsets people if we discuss them.
Meanwhile AI diplomacy animations are boring and repetitive, the AI is actually worse than previous games, unfair handicap bonuses as difficulty increases, does not equal smart difficulty, it's jsut lazy.
Previous other games were created on their own graphics engines, yet this one has 60% less content than the last game.
Other games have scenarios, this game doesn't have one.
The last game had Workshop support and released patches to make the game better, meanwhile, it seems like the Workshop support has been made as a hand-wave at patches, meaning they think "The fans will patch and fix the game, we need to do nothing" even though that doesn't freaknig fix the base game. I can't get achievements with mods activated. I may have gotten the Flappy goat achievement in Goat Simulator, but I had motivation to get that, though it took me 3 solid, straight hours, I don't have motivation to play 5 more games minimum when this game basically has no real variation between games in terms of quests and events and honestly...
This game could be done as a TC mod, any Rep of Firaxis can eat it because people have put Doom on a photo copier, atari games on calculators, they've made things like Aliem Swarm out of UT 2004, People have made leveling systems in Starcraft 2 Wings of Liberty, Diablo: The Hell is a mod that literally triples all the content of the base and expansioned game, Diablo 2: Median XL Ultimative is a TC mod that changes how almost everything in the game works, Team Fortress was made on the Quake 2 engine.
Anybody who previously said this game could not have been a TC mod can freaking eat me, because they're liars and need to shut the hell up.
Rant over, sorry for it being a rant.
Personally, the announcement of Starships pissed me off so much. I paid FULL RETAIL PRICE for a game that is worth about as much as CivNet. The Hell are you doing Firaxis?
Seriously! Patch the damn game, you're a big freaking company who owns the most popular TBS game currently on the market. ChuckleFish is patching faster than you, and they're an indie dev team! In the same time frame that is. They've done so like... once for a huge patch, and then dozens of times for bug fixes.
Any reason Firaxis may have for not freaking improving the game, which they need to do, is not a reason, but an excuse.
Rant actually over. ♥♥♥♥ man. Seriously.
That being said, probably the game's biggest weakness is its graphics. The actual gameplay graohics was decent for the late 90s, but is terrible by today's standards. Although I should note that the secret project videos (equivalent of the wonders in the rest of the Civ series) are much, much better than any of the wonders videos before or since. Most of them really stick.
The game is deffinitely thought provoking and worth playing, but some will find the graphics a turn-off. To those who like the dark and thoughtful atmosphere, it is a gem that, sadly, Firaxis and everyone else seem determined to never bring to light again.
I like Beyond earth and espically it conepts of the Affinities andvision of how diferent views could lead to very different humanites but it is indeed more basic than Civ V which has years of expansions and DLC but like Civ IV and V it will impove with expanisions. I certainly don't regret buying it and look forward to seeing where it goes.