EPTOn September 30 2016 21:09 Blitzkrieg0 wrote:
Would there really be a discount that soon?
Would there really be a discount that soon?
Civ BE had a similar schedule, i got it for 50% after christmas.
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Godwrath
Spain10108 Posts
Civ BE had a similar schedule, i got it for 50% after christmas. | ||
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Acrofales
Spain17837 Posts
On October 02 2016 20:43 Godwrath wrote: Civ BE had a similar schedule, i got it for 50% after christmas. Wasn't that marked as a mistake on steam, though? Or was that G&K? One of them was discounted far earlier than they intended in the Xmas Steam sale. | ||
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Godwrath
Spain10108 Posts
On October 02 2016 22:34 Acrofales wrote: Wasn't that marked as a mistake on steam, though? Or was that G&K? One of them was discounted far earlier than they intended in the Xmas Steam sale. I got it on a physical store, but it was post-christmas. Dunno how big the discount on BE was, but i remember that i wasn't saving much, but wanted the box. | ||
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QuanticHawk
United States32027 Posts
On October 01 2016 09:54 iPlaY.NettleS wrote: Wasn't hyped but since i heard they have removed global happiness I'm pumped. That was the one thing that killed Civ V for me. what's this?? happiness drove me nuts. i get why it is in, but it probably should have been implemented better. empires being so small was always so weird to me. | ||
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andrewlt
United States7702 Posts
On October 02 2016 20:08 Leporello wrote: The Civics/Policy/Government system looks like such an amazing improvement over every Civ thus far. Much more choice and customization. Really, every change they've made to the game looks like an improvement to Civ 5, and looks like they'll add more variations to the way you can play. Extremely psyched for this. I also like the way it looks. People complaining about graphics seem to be unfamiliar with Sid Meier's/Firaxis games, such as Pirates and XCOM:EU. They've never aimed for realism, but always go for a pleasing stylistic balance. Yeah, I like what they are doing with the civics system. One of my concerns is that they are adding a new resource in every civ. We started out with production, gold and food. Now we have culture, science and faith on top of it. It looks like appeal is the new tourism points, though it doesn't seem to be a resource. I like how culture and faith are getting more fleshed out as resources. Just don't think we need more. | ||
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Erik.TheRed
United States1655 Posts
On October 02 2016 20:43 Godwrath wrote: Civ BE had a similar schedule, i got it for 50% after christmas. I think the big Civ BE sale was a reaction to how poorly received it was. My guess is that Civ VI might have a 10-15% discount in late December, but probably not more than that. | ||
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karazax
United States3737 Posts
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Yoav
United States1874 Posts
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ref4
2933 Posts
On October 02 2016 20:08 Leporello wrote: The Civics/Policy/Government system looks like such an amazing improvement over every Civ thus far. Much more choice and customization. Really, every change they've made to the game looks like an improvement to Civ 5, and looks like they'll add more variations to the way you can play. Extremely psyched for this. I also like the way it looks. People complaining about graphics seem to be unfamiliar with Sid Meier's/Firaxis games, such as Pirates and XCOM:EU. They've never aimed for realism, but always go for a pleasing stylistic balance. hopefully they don't have the hilarious animation clipping that XCOM EU have -- which I am pretty certain they won't this time around but hey I've gotten 600 - 700 hours in Long War so those kinds of things don't really bother me, neither will the "cartoon" artstyle of Civ VI | ||
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WindWolf
Sweden11767 Posts
That's a lot of extra territory Russia gets from founding a city | ||
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Acrofales
Spain17837 Posts
On October 05 2016 23:12 WindWolf wrote: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4RheJ9xYLE That's a lot of extra territory Russia gets from founding a city Meh. It's just recycled from the Shohshone in Civ 5. They also have the Kossack again. Seems quite uninspired in comparison to some of the other civs' abilities. Doesn't mean it's bad (Shoshone are quite OP in early game), just not as interesting as some others. | ||
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andrewlt
United States7702 Posts
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Superbanana
2369 Posts
Also, it seens Marbozir is finishing his game as Greece. Im not watching all those hours though. But i peeked at the late game. | ||
Destructicon
4713 Posts
I pretty much agree with him but am now torn between buying this at launch or waiting for a winter discount... | ||
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Salteador Neo
Andorra5591 Posts
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silentsaint
Germany540 Posts
On October 06 2016 18:51 Salteador Neo wrote: So anyone knows what's the plan regarding multiplayer? Are they gonna use some form of simultaneous turn? I saw some guys play simult Civ V in twitch. Waiting for 7+ players to finish their turns in line can't possibly be the way to go. Well, for Civ V you could play with simult turns so they probably won't remove that. As you mentioned, the more players you have, the more necessary that option is. | ||
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silentsaint
Germany540 Posts
On October 03 2016 01:27 andrewlt wrote: Yeah, I like what they are doing with the civics system. One of my concerns is that they are adding a new resource in every civ. We started out with production, gold and food. Now we have culture, science and faith on top of it. It looks like appeal is the new tourism points, though it doesn't seem to be a resource. I like how culture and faith are getting more fleshed out as resources. Just don't think we need more. The first CIV had Production, Food and Gold and the Gold would impact the ressources Science and Happiness ;-) | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
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Beany
Netherlands396 Posts
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farvacola
United States18818 Posts
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