Weird leader choices

>>70422601
Excuse me, Catherine who ??

i like the next "totally not hitler"civ XD

>>>/v/eddit

saged

>>70422601
Spain: Good
France: Bad
England: Good
Germany: Good
Poland: Bad
Norway: OK / bad (not fitting theme)
Rome: Good
Greece 1: Good
Greece 2: Bad
Russia: Good
Kongo: OK
Scythia: OK
India: OK / meme
China: Good
Japan: Good
Saladin: Good
Sumer: Good
Egypt: Bad
America: Good
Brazil: Good
Aztecs: Good

overall, bretty good leader choices

>It's a Victoria or Elizabeth because we have to fill the female quota and idiots think they're Britain's best monarch episode

>>70427011
not sure about rest of the word, but here english queens are more iconic and recognizable than english kings, who are basically unknown except of maybe henry viii or george v

I'd say France and Egypt are the worst choices

>>70427119
What about Richard the Lionheart, King John or William the Conqueror?

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>>70422601
>Greece
>Gains culture by murdering
GYROS?!?!?!?

>>70427239
>Richard the Lionheart, King John
ah yes, those too, but still less recognizable

>William the Conqueror
probably unknown for people who aren't at least somehow interested in history, didn't really know about him till i played some video games

but yes, they should have added some english king for a change

>>70427558
Ah, interesting. I definitely agree with the sentiment that the Queens are more identifiable (probably due to the small sample size) though it is annoying as games based on history are a good tool to reach people and educate them about other countries' past. I'd like to see Edward I, Edward III, Alfred the Great or Henry V personally.
Still it could be worse, we could have Jadwiga as our leader

>>70426926
>>>/r9k/