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Does anyone know of a good free Civ clone or one of the older games (I'll accept 1-4) that play in html5 somewhere or flash. What am I supposed to do at work? Living in a post freeciv world... A harsh realm. Edited by Sandtrix 2 days ago - 8:15 PM You mean something like these? https://www.myabando...

I don't know if you already found this, but all unit (and other) commands are available in the menus. For example, you build a road by pressing R, but you can also select Work -> Build Road from the top menu. Shortcuts are listed next to commands so you can learn all of them simply by exploring (and...

Here ya go, mate :) https://discord.gg/SpWeujW This is not a "general Freeciv", but a spinoff called Longturn/Freeciv21, aimed at multiplayer games. But of all other subcommunities, we are most into cooperative modding. More about the Freeciv21 project: https://github.com/longturn/freeciv2...

For reasons which elude me, Freeciv 3.0 changed the default ruleset to civ2civ3, which is game-breakingly bad in numerous ways, the main one being that everything that was worthwhile in the classic ruleset has been nerfed to prevent anyone from gaining any kind of meaningful advantage. I'm curious ...

I have a few noob questions since I'm used to civ 5 and while freeciv looks cool, it's really confusing. First of all, I start sometimes with two settlers and one just acts like a worker. What? Second, I meet people and create ceasefires and then all of the sudden my cities are taken over. What is ...

The next Longturn game in line is scheduled to begin the start sequence near the end of January. This means a few days of testing and final checkups. In case this is the first time you hear of it: Longturn is the closest Civ came to a MMORPG. it is a one-turn-per-day multiplayer variant of Freeciv w...

The links work. I just checked.

A new game, especially suitable for those acquainted with Civlization 2, will start at Longturn.net in a few weeks. With years, and even decades, the Longturn rulesets have evolved in order to provide a better multiplayer experience in a one-turn-per-day format and a newcomer, not familiar with deta...

I've seen a WW1 scenario somewhere. Can't remember where, though. I think it starts in 1900. Want me to ask around?

Wait, you mean it's not the player selecting which goods will be applied?