Pikmin is awesome but feels entirely different from every other RTS . If Nintendo made a MOBA it would be so different from everything out there some would question if it was truly a MOBA . And they would design it completely around the controller , so no worries . Nintendo either invents a genre or does it so differently it can be hard to tell what camp it is in . So they wouldn ' t just take Dota and swap in Nintendo characters . <| sep |> Taking the piss out of Wade , constantly moaning NOICE GARRY after virtually everything he bowls . <| sep |> Met a leventorvictoriaeliane front . Was a nightmare . <| sep |> Haha I totally know how you feel <| sep |> It kinda depends honestly . I will say I haven ' t played VI but from what I ' ve gathered both are games are very similar there are differences like districts , the new culture system , disposable builders as opposed to workers , but it appears both of the games work very similarly e . g . skill in V will transfer to VI which is what I base that assertion off of . I think both games still offer their unique experiences , however , so you are good with getting whichever game . VI has a lot more attention right now due to being the more recent game and rciv will be a lot more useful for you since the majority of posts there are now for VI . Playing V will still be an equally engaging experience , since they ' re both amazing games , but less people are playing it at the moment , if that factors into your decisionmaking . In addition , IV is still considered a solid game on its own , so I ' m sure that V will remain relevant for a long time to come . You ' ll be able to grab it in the future and still enjoy it despite having played its successor . I ' d get VI if there ' s a good deal for it , just because more people will be playing it right now I tend to enjoy talking about strategy indepth , so that ' s generally a big plus for me .