I’m not sure what you mean by the inability to control the units. D-pad moves between units in a city. Any active units will be prompted to move at the start of the round, any units “guarding” will not.

I don’t know why you wouldn’t have enough time, as the turns don’t finish until you want them to. I had no issues with that at all and found the control of units quite responsive…

First you never stated one fault in the review, only the cons section. Second, my biggest fault with the game, and what ultimatly caused me to sell it, was the fact that it didnt have a function to stop production or destroy your own city.

I am a experienced player, I have played civ 3, and 4. So I naturally dominated this one.

Anyways, my point is that when I would take most of the map I would have so much going on that I wouldnt have enough time to do anything on my turns. It would constantly say I built multiple units on my citys, and I would be unable to control the units I actually wanted to control. It was just so annoying that I couldnt play anymore and sold it.

This was featured in every other Civ game, and such a game breaking problem that could be fixed with a simple update.