The trailer ends with 'Define the ages and shape the course of history'.
It's Paradox, so of course it's heading straight for my Wishlist because I'm an addict.
It obviously presents a lot like Civ, but is it? Would they?
Seems like a swing and a miss if it's just a clone, especially with their tagline.
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It'd be a bold move to go for a bite of the Civilization franchise, but if anyone has the history (no pun intended) with grand strategy and deep enough pockets it has to be Paradox.
I'm wondering if attaining a level of technological sophistication changes the world and how players can interact with it, thereby defining the 'ages'. For instance, does the implementation of farming displace wildlife meaning hunter/gatherers become less efficient, or would industrialisation result in pollution of rivers and deforestation, making resource gathering a more complex process?
Not these examples exactly, but players impact the world, preventing/allowing certain types of interaction or modifying unit and building stats.
Separate from any Civ/Millenia comparisons, the trailer does look very cool!
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