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First of all I was in a rush, so I had to cut my post short. (Though I'm not counting Rome; they're Medeterranian, not European.) Even if I was saying they aren't European, that isn't spam, that's ignorance or stupidity. Anyway, my point still stands that Firaxis gave countries leaders that really don't make sense just to increase femanle representation. (Abd they are over-represented.)
Catherine the Great or Peter the Great would be excellent choices for Russia, and they were both represented in Civ IV and Catherine has represented Russia since Civ II in 1997, and that was when you could choose the gender of your leader.
I think Cathy does make sense, but Firaxis shouldn't put too may women as it isn't historically accurate, especially since Peter would be just as good. Its not like Spain, where the is no one half as good as Isabella.
Exactly my point.
There are many famous people who could have been thrown out there as leaders for pretty much every civ, and yet we are always getting Washington for the US (although we have seen Abe and FDR in the past civ iterations, even Elanor Roosevelt at one point), why not Jefferson or Franklin as some of the most influential politicians of their time instead of a general? Why always Napolean for France? Sure he is one of the best known, but only one of many of the leaders over time who have kept France a major player on the world stage.
I personally find it refreshing that they do try to mix the leaders up a little with each new version of civ. At least if i want to play as China I am not stuck with Mao, one of the worst leaders in their history. Stalinist Russia is also not a favorite of mine, so I'll take Catherine over Joe any day!
Boy !! Do we have severe insecurity issues, or what?
If that REALLY bothers you, there are mods out there that provide alternative Leaders for many of the Civ V empires. Especially Russia-USSR. They give as well an interesting selection of alternate UU-UB-UA's.
As to Theodora, she's HOT !! I'd much rather be talking to her than Justinian. She was the real driving force behind their regime anyway. Justy was going to bail when the peasants got out of hand, but 'Dora refused to leave and stiffened his spine [or something] to handle the insurrection.
Surely glad to see you review these threads.
Yes, I think this is the real reason, marketing, to encourage women to play the game. Many games give options for female characters.
But seriously, how many women play civ? I wouldn't have thought that a strategy game would appeal to many women (or most other types of games for that matter).
I think there should be more multiple leader choices for each civ, as there was in Civ 4. That way you can play the same civs but with different advantages.
Also, it would be good to have male/female choices for every civ, especially if, as Starfleet said, they want to play with a female leader. Does anyone really care what the gender is when they choose a civ? I don't, I just choose based on the abilities of the civ. You never see your own leader when you play the game anyway.
Strictly speaking, there should be many leaders for every civ, that come and go through the ages, bringing with them (and taking away) different advantages as you play the game.
Last I checked, the Mediterranean was a sea, not a continent. It's bordered by Europe, Asia and Africa. All countries bordering the Mediterranean are either European, Asian or African. While it's true that Rome has a Mediterranean climate, it's still part of Europe.
Exactly so !!
I had forgotten that Civ 4 feature, but now I am missing it. Have to do it with mods, but they're not available for every civ. And it's a hassle to add a mod for every one.