Ulasan

• gamedeal user

  Feb 22, 2022

  2022 review : all the DLCs of this game should become free and part of the main game !!! after playing a lot of civ6 i came and gave a run at the old civ5 and it looks bad, it looks dead to me ! i mean this game came out 2010 ! that's 12 years ago ! the game looks, plays and feels awful now. you don't see the buildings you build, the grid and textures are just pictures and most of stuff are 2D and not 3D ! i mean when playing this game i felt like it hurt my eyes, it looks so awful, old and bad. the only thing good about this game that i remember is that the Ai is much better than civ6, civ6 almost has no ai ! === i will give this dlc : 3/10 ! (if we were talking back then). make this dlc free and part of the main game. since the game is dead i do not recommend buying it or any dlc !
• gamedeal user

  Oct 19, 2022

  seems like a waste of money to me
• gamedeal user

  Mar 16, 2015

  A nice Add-on to the game.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 18, 2015

  Fun and mildly frustrating scenario taking place in a historically acurate Middle East setting. This is a must have, the wonders become a necessity in all regular games.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 4, 2015

  This is the [url=http://steamcommunity.com/id/trar/recommended/8930]Civilization V[/url] Wonders of the Ancient World Scenario Pack, which gives you three new Ancient era world wonders and a new scenario. I'll talk about the wonders first: * The [b]Temple of Artemis[/b] is available with Archery, making it the earliest wonder in the game. It gives a flat 10% growth boost for all of your cities, which for you newbies in the audience is [u]really good[/u], because food = population = everything nice. (It also looks pretty neat.) However, constructing this wonder in particular means you may miss out on some initial expansion opportunity that could have proven almost as advantageous. In other words, this building is pretty much Civ's wider gameplay in a nutshell. * The [b]Statue of Zeus[/b] requires the Honor policy opener & Bronze Working, and gives a 15% combat boost to your military units when they're attacking cities. Decent for fighters - although if you're considering building this, you should also consider waiting for someone else to build it and then taking it from them yourself. * The [b]Mausoleum of Halicarnassus[/b] requires Masonry. This tall, handsome relic tweaks extra gold out of marble & stone resources, and gives you a lump sum of gold every time you expend a Great Person. The former is useful for anyone with those resources, the latter is useful for everybody, especially cultural players. (It also looks [i]really[/i] neat.) Caveat emptor - if someone beats you to any of these, you're going to really feel the pain from the wasted opportunity cost given that it's still earlygame. And on difficulties above King, the AI gets enough starting bonuses to render all three of these risky at best. Still, they're real handy if you can grab them. The scenario is average. It tasks you with winning a score victory, with wonder-building as the primary means of gaining score, and introduces two new ancient civilizations to the mix. Wonders here must be unlocked by fulfilling conditions instead of researching technologies. There's a choice between a historical map of the Near East, which is mildly interesting but somewhat unbalanced, and a randomized inland sea map, which is more balanced. I will say the new civs are kind of fun to play as, and the wonder unlocking is neat. However, the fact that it uses the old 10 HP combat system/policies/tech tree, and the fact that there's not much interaction with other civs and city-states beyond cheesing them to get ahead, hurts the scenario as a whole. At higher difficulties, it's mostly an exercise in wonder-rushing, something that would be counter-intuitive in a normal game. Also, the Oracle is kind of broken in the sense that if you build it, no other civ will consult it, and if an AI builds it you almost certainly won't be dragging a Great Person all the way across the map to consult it yourself. One thing to note is that the scenario only ends once every wonder has been constructed, and the tech tree goes all the way to the end. Therefore if you somehow prevent anyone else from building the last wonders, you can eventually advance your tech to anachronistic levels despite the increased research cost of every tech past the classical era. Sumerian death robots, anyone? I'd ultimately recommend this DLC for people who somehow didn't get the complete pack, since the wonders alone make it a good pick. While the scenario is worth trying at least once, it's not the main attraction here.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 8, 2016

  a good scenario pack
• gamedeal user

  Mar 21, 2016

  If you want this pm me i bought 2 but my friend bought one already :P very cool dlc with fun mini-=campaing
• gamedeal user

  Feb 8, 2017

  These ancient wonders are true relics of their time.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 5, 2018

  I WANT KOREA DLC WHICH SHOULD BE INCLUDED IN THE COMPLETE PACK INSTEAD OF THIS COMBO PACK!
• gamedeal user

  Nov 23, 2018

  Terrible new launcher. Just ads ads ads on an older game. You can disable it via right clicking on your Civ 5 in steam library Properties > Betas put in the code: ineedlegacyaccess press Check code and select "- legacy" from the Beta options It should revert back to default launcher (its advised to restart steam after doing so for first time tho) Not an elegant solution but it should work for now