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On November 13 2016 22:56 Acrofales wrote:Show nested quote +On November 13 2016 22:03 Doraemon wrote:
first time player. where do i find how much total science points i have? or all the tech stuff is based on how many science points i have per turn? Huh? You earn beakers per turn (top left). Every tech has a price in beakers (science). Every turn, your beakers get put toward developing any one technology. If you switch techs before it is completed, those beakers stay invested (you don't get a refund to spend those beakers on some other tech, and when you later switch back to that tech, it will start where you stopped). Eureka rewards reduce the total cost by half (and hence you can research half a tech, then switch if you think you'll get the Eureka reward). The civics tree works the same way, but with culture instead of science.
On a related note, know that Civ players will often say "beakers" not science (as above), and "hammers" not production. This may be confusing, since the icon for production is now a cog, but trust us, it used to be a hammer. + Show Spoiler +For some reason, no one calls culture "notes," food "corn," or faith "birds" (or snitches? that's what the CivVI icon looks like to me.)
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Should we start some community games? Either pick a setting and map seed and have everyone give their input or everyone post their own playthroughs like the civfanatics community games.
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On November 15 2016 09:44 zulu_nation8 wrote:
Should we start some community games? Either pick a setting and map seed and have everyone give their input or everyone post their own playthroughs like the civfanatics community games.
I'm down.
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Is there a way find out the map seed of the game you're playing?
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On November 15 2016 12:02 zulu_nation8 wrote:
Is there a way find out the map seed of the game you're playing?
Yeah, I saw it over at civfanatics a while back. Check their forum for how to do their challenge/playalong games.
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Samurai is OP man. Nothing in that era is a counter
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On November 15 2016 09:44 zulu_nation8 wrote:
Should we start some community games? Either pick a setting and map seed and have everyone give their input or everyone post their own playthroughs like the civfanatics community games.
Sounds pretty fun. How'd it work, tho? I've never played a community game of CIV before. A set number of turns per player, with a written log?
Edit: In my mind, we'd have a save game that'd circulate as with the DF community game we had a few years back. Does that even work with CIV6? Is there a smarter, more awesome way to do things?
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I really hope Firaxis buffs city states but at the same time allows to base aircraft and upgrade units in their territories if we are allies.
Would solve so many problems.
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On November 14 2016 04:27 Yoav wrote:Show nested quote +On November 13 2016 22:56 Acrofales wrote:On November 13 2016 22:03 Doraemon wrote:
first time player. where do i find how much total science points i have? or all the tech stuff is based on how many science points i have per turn? Huh? You earn beakers per turn (top left). Every tech has a price in beakers (science). Every turn, your beakers get put toward developing any one technology. If you switch techs before it is completed, those beakers stay invested (you don't get a refund to spend those beakers on some other tech, and when you later switch back to that tech, it will start where you stopped). Eureka rewards reduce the total cost by half (and hence you can research half a tech, then switch if you think you'll get the Eureka reward). The civics tree works the same way, but with culture instead of science. On a related note, know that Civ players will often say "beakers" not science (as above), and "hammers" not production. This may be confusing, since the icon for production is now a cog, but trust us, it used to be a hammer. + Show Spoiler +For some reason, no one calls culture "notes," food "corn," or faith "birds" (or snitches? that's what the CivVI icon looks like to me.)
Hammers? You mean shields, right?
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United States12248 Posts
Completed my first game over the weekend (random Spain, Prince, 6 civs). I started about 5 games before this and kept rerolling within 100 turns because the early game feels very slow and unrewarding. With Spain, I stockpiled thousands upon thousands of Faith, switched to Theocracy, then bought a ton of Conquistadors and Infantry with Faith and dominated every other nation simultaneously.
I don't quite know what to make of Civ6. Maybe I haven't played long enough, but it didn't immediately grab me the way that Civ2 or Civ5 did. I'll try some more random games and see if my impression changes, but it felt like things went slowly. It's weird having games where, due to positional requirements, nobody builds the Colossus or other ancient/classical Wonders. I like that the leaders are a little more predictable in their behavior since you can immediately see their tendencies, agendas, likes, and dislikes.
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Northern Ireland22212 Posts
On November 15 2016 22:15 Sbrubbles wrote:Show nested quote +On November 14 2016 04:27 Yoav wrote:On November 13 2016 22:56 Acrofales wrote:On November 13 2016 22:03 Doraemon wrote:
first time player. where do i find how much total science points i have? or all the tech stuff is based on how many science points i have per turn? Huh? You earn beakers per turn (top left). Every tech has a price in beakers (science). Every turn, your beakers get put toward developing any one technology. If you switch techs before it is completed, those beakers stay invested (you don't get a refund to spend those beakers on some other tech, and when you later switch back to that tech, it will start where you stopped). Eureka rewards reduce the total cost by half (and hence you can research half a tech, then switch if you think you'll get the Eureka reward). The civics tree works the same way, but with culture instead of science. On a related note, know that Civ players will often say "beakers" not science (as above), and "hammers" not production. This may be confusing, since the icon for production is now a cog, but trust us, it used to be a hammer. + Show Spoiler +For some reason, no one calls culture "notes," food "corn," or faith "birds" (or snitches? that's what the CivVI icon looks like to me.) Hammers? You mean shields, right?
huh, he's talking about production, not city strength
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On November 16 2016 03:50 ahswtini wrote:Show nested quote +On November 15 2016 22:15 Sbrubbles wrote:On November 14 2016 04:27 Yoav wrote:On November 13 2016 22:56 Acrofales wrote:On November 13 2016 22:03 Doraemon wrote:
first time player. where do i find how much total science points i have? or all the tech stuff is based on how many science points i have per turn? Huh? You earn beakers per turn (top left). Every tech has a price in beakers (science). Every turn, your beakers get put toward developing any one technology. If you switch techs before it is completed, those beakers stay invested (you don't get a refund to spend those beakers on some other tech, and when you later switch back to that tech, it will start where you stopped). Eureka rewards reduce the total cost by half (and hence you can research half a tech, then switch if you think you'll get the Eureka reward). The civics tree works the same way, but with culture instead of science. On a related note, know that Civ players will often say "beakers" not science (as above), and "hammers" not production. This may be confusing, since the icon for production is now a cog, but trust us, it used to be a hammer. + Show Spoiler +For some reason, no one calls culture "notes," food "corn," or faith "birds" (or snitches? that's what the CivVI icon looks like to me.) Hammers? You mean shields, right? huh, he's talking about production, not city strength
You are too young to understand :D
![[image loading]](http://scientificgamer.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/citview.jpg)
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On November 16 2016 04:07 Apom wrote:Show nested quote +On November 16 2016 03:50 ahswtini wrote:On November 15 2016 22:15 Sbrubbles wrote:On November 14 2016 04:27 Yoav wrote:On November 13 2016 22:56 Acrofales wrote:On November 13 2016 22:03 Doraemon wrote:
first time player. where do i find how much total science points i have? or all the tech stuff is based on how many science points i have per turn? Huh? You earn beakers per turn (top left). Every tech has a price in beakers (science). Every turn, your beakers get put toward developing any one technology. If you switch techs before it is completed, those beakers stay invested (you don't get a refund to spend those beakers on some other tech, and when you later switch back to that tech, it will start where you stopped). Eureka rewards reduce the total cost by half (and hence you can research half a tech, then switch if you think you'll get the Eureka reward). The civics tree works the same way, but with culture instead of science. On a related note, know that Civ players will often say "beakers" not science (as above), and "hammers" not production. This may be confusing, since the icon for production is now a cog, but trust us, it used to be a hammer. + Show Spoiler +For some reason, no one calls culture "notes," food "corn," or faith "birds" (or snitches? that's what the CivVI icon looks like to me.) Hammers? You mean shields, right? huh, he's talking about production, not city strength You are too young to understand :D
Haha ya it was shields until civ4
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That city tile breakdown is so hard to understand. I'm glad I started with Civ 2 though I don't remember what its city tab looked like either.
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So once you discover the Satellite tech it doesn't reveal the entire map, is this a bug or am I missing something?
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On November 16 2016 21:41 {CC}StealthBlue wrote:
So once you discover the Satellite tech it doesn't reveal the entire map, is this a bug or am I missing something?
You need to actually launch a Satallite I think, not just research the tech.
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Yeah just figured it out as I finished a Spaceport District and started building a satellite then got a great scientist, oddly enough Carl Sagan, and sent him to the Spaceport and finished the Satellite next turn.
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United States340 Posts
On November 05 2016 11:41 zulu_nation8 wrote:
Does anyone know what the actual differences are between "balanced" starting position and "standard?"
Also, crouching tigers suck.
Everyone starts in a similar position with what kind of resources are around them. So on balanced you might have at least 1 resource you can farm, 1 for a pasture, and something to mine. In standard, you might get stuck with 1 stone while the civ next to you gets two horses and cows.
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On November 16 2016 15:23 andrewlt wrote:
That city tile breakdown is so hard to understand. I'm glad I started with Civ 2 though I don't remember what its city tab looked like either.
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/nIR02QV.jpg)
I loved how the faces of the citizens would change based on era / happiness / specialization
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EPT
