cactusrex

I like it when Dawkings et. al. criticize the certainty that religious people profess when speaking about their gods, specially because he never forgets to say "there is probably no god" as there is no scientific certainty in both respects, thus avoiding becoming like them.

-Edit- Thank you shutyourgob for

"The person who is certain, and who claims divine warrant for his certainty, belongs now to the infancy of our species" - Christopher Hitchens.

Even "most probably" will never mean definitely. I do think a lot of people confuse their passionate hatred/fear/loathing towards the idea of gods with absolute certainty, therefore making it a zero sum duel between believers and non-belie

Hi, I love Imperial Glory (probably you've heard of it) I find it historically accurate, entertaining and even highly educational.

It does not consume a lot of resources from my puters (Mac and PC) and it even involves economic management, diplomacy and military strategy with historical and possible-scenario battles.

I would like to know what other games are out there in a similar fashion.

What are your favorite strategy games that involve the following features? (they are simple enough)

1. It does not need a high-end graphics card and I can install it on an old (2006) PC and on Crossover for my iMac.
2. It involves diplomacy
3. It involves military strategy
4. It involves the procuremen