The only governments left are two theocracies and myself, a communist state. "So you want a granary so you can eat? Sorry I have to build another tank instead. This also means that cities are not only tiny towns full of starving people, but that you can never improve the city. And there are so many units at once on the map that you could lose 20 tank units and not have your lines dented because you have a constant stream moving to the front. The post-late game in civ II is perfectly balanced because all remaining nations already have all the technologies so there is no advantage. Between the three of us, we have conquered all the other nations that have ever existed and assimilated them into our respective empires. The Celts (me), The Vikings, And the Americans. So there isn't any time to clear swamps or clean up the nuclear fallout. Roads that are destroyed the very next turn when the enemy goes. Engineers (late game worker units) are always busy continuously building roads so that new armies can reach the front lines. Roughly 90% of the worlds population (at it's peak 2000 years ago) has died either from nuclear annihilation or famine caused by the global warming that has left absolutely zero arable land to farm. As a result, big cities are a thing of the distant past. As a result, every inch of land in the world that isn't a mountain is inundated swamp land, useless to farming.
The ice caps have melted over 20 times (somehow) due primarily to the many nuclear wars. Lycerius says he/she does have a life and comes back to the game "when I'm not doing anything and carry on." Here are some of Lycerius's dystopian findings (apocalyptic political and foreign policy wonks have at it): To be clear, this isn't 3,650 days of straight playing-it's more of a fun time killer for our Reddit poster. You win by being the last civilization standing or the first one to get into space. In case you aren't familiar, Civilization II is about building empires, constructing cities, and using technology, but at its core, it's about turn-based (you go, then computer goes, then you go) world domination. It's the year 3991 A.D., the three massive super nations, the Celts, Vikings and Americans, are locked in a 1,700-year war, the ice caps have melted 20 times over, and one Reddit user is now a decade older than when he or she started this game. "I've been playing the same game of Civ II for 10 years," writes Reddit user Lycerius, who posted about his/her findings early this morning.
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