Absolutely everything you want it to be. The biggest change from previous Civ games is to the actual placement of troops on the field -- units can no longer stack. The non-stacking may sound like a nerf, but it adds a new level of strategy to the game where you could previously just throw a huge stack of units at the enemy. The math-hammer is gone, and the game now plays more like chess. It's a very simple improvement, but it really makes the game.

Absolutely everything you want it to be. The biggest change from previous Civ games is to the actual placement of troops on the field -- units can no longer stack. The non-stacking may sound like a nerf, but it adds a new level of strategy to the game where you could previously just throw a huge stack of units at the enemy. The math-hammer is gone, and the game now plays more like chess. It's a very simple improvement, but it really makes the game.