You're still here?
 

I am.

But when are people’s offsprings starting to play Civ?

I'm here, yes, old reflexes don't want to let it go, I still check CDZ occasionally.

My oldest is almost 4, so I doubt that'll happen any time soon.

Mine already lost interest some long time ago. Their peak was at the end of Civ3 and beginning of Civ4 era. Neither of the boys even looked at Civ5.

The older one has married over a year ago and is well on the way of getting his PhD degree. He is second year in graduate school. The younger one will be out of college this summer. So, time flies by. Looking at it in retrospect now, these were one of the most enjoyable memories and they both still are quite fond of them as we spent countless hours working out the settler factory strategies and waging wars in hotseat.

I am. In fact when I hit reply, I will become the last who posted some spam.

That’s some unfair incentive to spam. More. Spam.

I had no idea your kids are that old, akots!

I'm very sensitive to nostalgia, so yes, I'm still here. :)

Still playing Civ4. I recently discovered that tectonics maps are really playful and fun!
And for the first time since ages I'm finally playing RPG again: The Witcher 3.

That's my gaming life right there at the moment.

I'm glad I managed to coax my new PC to run Civ IV BtS with BUFFY mod. And yes, still here.

Also still here, although the interval when I check the page has gotten a little longer...

I am still playing hattrick and I played Civ5 once this year already.

Probably somewhen this month will be the 2nd time ;-)

Still here - just not everyday.

I never feel like I have anything substantial to contribute, but yeah, on occasion.

I dabble in Civ5, Fallout4 and HearthStone these days.

I bought one civ5 DLC this year and played hattrick once.

Came back to check any news on Civ 6 here but nada.

I submitted a front page news a few days ago. It’s probably being reviewed by the almighty committee at this point. ;)

Same thing for me. Got buried in there somewhere by Shabba.

We knew the world would not be the same. Few people laughed, few people cried, most people were silent. I remembered the line from the Hindu scripture, the Bhagavad-Gita. Vishnu is trying to persuade the Prince that he should do his duty and to impress him takes on his multi-armed form and says, "Now I am become Death, the destroyer of threads." I suppose we all thought that, one way or another.

Ah, that explains!

It lives!

Yoohoo !

So it does