Rise of Mankind: A New Dawn is a new sequel of the great Civilization IV: Beyond the Sword game. A New Dawn serves as a new expansion, adding a huge and balanced new technology tree, putting emphasis on new buildings, new units and new technologies. Based on the incredibly popular former mod Rise of Mankind, A New Dawn transforms Civilization IV, reaching to new heights and giving the players the best Civilization experience of all time. It contains a powerful and vastly superior new AI, charismatic new leaders and a new revolt and revolutions system. The huge amounts of new content also includes an advanced and reworked diplomacy system, a myriad of new automation options, an adaptive difficulty, and many other enhancements.

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Best of the best mods ! Deeper, longer, more accurate, more challenging, much much more fun.
I have this slight problem with it, though.. in multiplayer lan games, after some 3-400 turns, the game has a tendency to go out of sync... any help out there ?

best of all civ4 mods

A tottaly great mod all together. It supplys a huge extention of the vanilla Civ IV experance without over-fanticizeing the game. Its defentaly worth the effert and worth trying out. Several mounths of gameplay and years of gameing storys to tell.

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One of the best mods ever made for this game. And it still gets updates on the developers' website (http://anewdawn.sourceforge.net/)

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Adds a lot of content without getting too carried away. UI extensions greatly improve usability and feedback. Has received updates throughout the years.

Greatly expand vanilla experience while remaining quite stable. A 10 from me.

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Most updated mods on CIV IV Today ! It's so good

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many-many bells and whistles. Perfect balance. High complexity

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CIV 4 was basically awesome game and devs of this mod managed to make it even better. thx! :)

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CivIV was - and is - the best game in his category, but CivV was really good too. With this mod, replayabilité and difficulty are greatly increased, and CivIV doesn't suffer any competitor.