We tried to accommodate for many different possible gameplay strategies and provide an enjoyable experience for each of them. We have been balancing the added features for literally years to ensure that tons of our added content function smoothly and give a balanced and rewarding gameplay experience both for beginner players (at lower difficulty levels) and for veterans wanting more challenge (at higher difficulty levels). We aim to make player's experience more unique each time, and all civilizations now have a unique terrain improvement, a sizeable set of buildings and units unique to them (actually, most units for every particular civilization will have some differences from their default counterparts) вЂ“ and several leaders for each, in many cases with starkly differing personalities. Moreover, many civilizations were limited to only one leader. A civilization in Civ 4 was characterized by one unique unit and one unique building basically, that was it вЂ“ Aztecs were otherwise almost completely identical to, say, French. You will notice that many things, up to uniform details, are historically correct (or at least more correct, anyway). Our goal was to enhance the historical feel by correcting those oversights. A couple of classical examples are Persian 'Immortals' (who historically had very little to do with how they are depicted in Civ4) and Roman 'Praetorians' (unlike other legionaries, praetorians were never intended for taking part in military campaigns). Original game is in many cases either oversimplifying things, or even plain wrong.

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