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I wish that Civ 7 gets a few features of each game you mentioned and also Total War Warhammer 3 graphics and it's Character focus
After switching to Amplitude (Endless) games and especially Paradox games (Stellaris, Victoria 3, Crusader Kings 3) I also realized two other points:
6) Lacking long term support (mainly compared to Paradox)
7) Somewhat connect to point 3: Civ is way to simple with a lack of interesting gameplay and complexity that I personally discovered that I had missed in all my time playing civ games.
Civ was a great "gateway" game, but I can't see myself going back to it, when I have tried other 4X / Grand Strategy games.
I mainly play the three mentioned Paradox games now - switching between them depending on which "itch" I want to scratch, since those games a quite distinct. Stellaris is by far the closet game to Civ, and is in a really great place with active development still ongoing after 7 years, with both large, free patches(4) and paid DLC(3) each year.
Rant over :-)
1) The AI is terrible, and modding support for AI is way too bad.
2) DLL modding was never delivered as promised, and the existing modding being somewhat limited. Modding civ has honestly been a bit of strange experience - in some ways it is super powerful and simple, and in other ways extremely rigid and limited.
3) The game had a lot of potential but was never fleshed out. Lots of systems that was just thrown together instead of being connected and working together. Good ideas never fully explored.
4) Bad balance that was never addressed. And I dont mean balance in a min-max kind of way, but simply in a way that made the gameplay work as intended by the devs.
5) Civ definitely have the "one more turn" feel, but every turn is boring and the reason for wanting to take one more turn is the never fulfilled promise of the next turn being interesting.
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Should a new Civ game come out - would you be interested in modding it?
Anyone else feel free to fork the mod to maintain/develop it further. Credit for original work would be appreciated.