What changed in Sid Meier's Civilization® V in 2014

A patch has been pushed live that should address recent issues with connectivity in multiplayer matches.

A patch has been pushed live that addresses recent issues with connectivity in multiplayer matches.

Scale warmonger penalties by era, with penalties for warmongering vs. City-States halved.

Allow Conquest of the New World achievements to be unlocked when playing the Deluxe version of the scenario.

Some multiplayer notifications will not expire until the player has network connected to the game.

Don't show a third-party civ or City-State on the trade panel list to 'Declare War' or 'Make Peace' unless both players have met that civ or City-State.

The number of player slots available was not updating for connected remote clients when the host increased the map size.

Notifications are no longer considered 'broadcast' unless the player is connected to the game.

Scale warmonger penalties by era, with penalties for warmongering vs. City-States halved.

Some multiplayer notifications can now expire at the end of the next turn.

Fixed a multiplayer bug that would allow a player to steal everything from another player when trading.

The icon no longer changes to a spinning globe during diplomacy.

Fixed an issue where player would get stuck on the joining multiplayer game screen if they used an incomplete IP address.

A player's name in the staging room chat panel no longer swaps if they swapped player slots.

Fixed an issue causing AI civs that used to be players to still have the player's Steam name after the player leaves in Multiplayer.

The autoslotting of human players when loading a saved game in LAN multiplayer was broken; this has been fixed.

Multiple hot-joining bugs fixed in Pitboss.

Added Cocoa and Bison resources from the Conquest Deluxe scenario into the main game.

Players now properly exit LAN games when they encounter a version mismatch.

Some multiplayer notifications will not expire until the player has network connected to the game.

Players now unready themselves if the host changes the game settings before the game started.

Slight nerf to Tradition, and a boost to Piety by adjusting prerequisites for Legalism and Reformation.

Fixed a multiplayer bug that would allow a player to steal everything from another player when trading.

Slight nerf to Tradition, and a boost to Piety by adjusting prerequisites for Legalism and Reformation.

Multiple hot-joining bugs fixed in Pitboss.

Fixed an issue where player would get stuck on the joining multiplayer game screen if they used an incomplete IP address.

Fixed tech overflow bug that could allow a user to get free tech each turn for multiple turns.

Players can now set their nick name in LAN games.

Some multiplayer notifications can now expire at the end of the next turn.

Notifications are no longer considered 'broadcast' unless the player is connected to the game.

Allow Conquest of the New World achievements to be unlocked when playing the Deluxe version of the scenario.

Fixed tech overflow bug that could allow a user to get free tech each turn for multiple turns.

Added Cocoa and Bison resources from the Conquest Deluxe scenario into the main game.

The number of player slots available was not updating for connected remote clients when the host increased the map size.

The icon no longer changes to a spinning globe during diplomacy.

Fixed an issue causing AI civs that used to be players to still have the player's Steam name after the player leaves in Multiplayer.

Don't show a third-party civ or City-State on the trade panel list to 'Declare War' or 'Make Peace' unless both players have met that civ or City-State.

Players now properly exit LAN games when they encounter a version mismatch.

The autoslotting of human players when loading a saved game in LAN multiplayer was broken; this has been fixed.

A player's name in the staging room chat panel no longer swaps if they swapped player slots.

Players can now set their nick name in LAN games.

Players now unready themselves if the host changes the game settings before the game started.

The release is optimized for current generation hardware running SteamOS.

Plans to support Ubuntu 14.04 and more video cards in future updates.

Introduction of Sid Meier’s Civilization V for SteamOS, including all DLC and expansion content.

Targeting SteamOS on current gen hardware with plans to support Ubuntu 14.04 and additional video cards.

Includes all Civilization V DLC and expansion content, including Gods & Kings and Brave New World.