EPTSid Meier's Civilization VI - Page 41
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{CC}StealthBlue
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Yoav
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Talaris
Switzerland766 Posts
Ridiculously sped through tech tree rebalanced ? | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
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Acrofales
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andrewlt
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{CC}StealthBlue
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Acrofales
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On March 23 2017 00:54 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: This is just shit and lazy game design, we now have 3 Greek centric Civilizations. God damn. Actually it's only 2 Greek civs, right? With 3 leaders, though. But yeah, they could easily have made this the mongol horde. And there's still some more Greek leaders to go. They could use Midas and give him all kinds of trade bonuses. And stray into myth to use Agamemnon for another war-oriented one! | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
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Now they are trying to spread it to Germany from the North and England from the West. This is how Wars start  | ||
zatic
Zurich15366 Posts
On March 28 2017 03:50 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: Despite it's flaws this game kind of oddly recreates actual historical events. Playing as Spain and founded Catholicism and managed to spread it to Germany, and England and all the City States and just met Denmark who founded... you guessed it Protestantism. Now they are trying to spread it to Germany from the North and England from the West. This is how Wars start If you like that sort of thing, and like Civ, I can only strongly strongly recommend the Civ4 conversion Dawn of Civilization. It's basically setup to re-simulate world history in Civ, and you can jump in and take over any Civ at any point in history. https://forums.civfanatics.com/threads/welcome-to-dawn-of-civilization.533861/ To me it's still the best Civ ever created. | ||
Excalibur_Z
United States12280 Posts
On March 28 2017 03:50 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: Despite it's flaws this game kind of oddly recreates actual historical events. Playing as Spain and founded Catholicism and managed to spread it to Germany, and England and all the City States and just met Denmark who founded... you guessed it Protestantism. Now they are trying to spread it to Germany from the North and England from the West. This is how Wars start Back when my friends and I used to play a bunch of Civ2, we had an epic game where Japan was expanding its territory like crazy and ran against the borders of our civilization, America. We were at peace with them for years and years. We settled a city pretty close to their borders on an island, and we decided to name it Pearl Harbor for ironic purposes. Well, it so happened that exactly in the year 1941, on Japan's turn, "Sneak attack on Pearl Harbor!" with a Bomber unit. It was one of the greatest coincidences ever. We raved about it to my friend's dad, who shrugged it off and said "it's scripted to do stuff like that." Of course it isn't, but sometimes... this game... you never really know... | ||
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zatic
Zurich15366 Posts
On March 28 2017 05:29 Excalibur_Z wrote: Back when my friends and I used to play a bunch of Civ2, we had an epic game where Japan was expanding its territory like crazy and ran against the borders of our civilization, America. We were at peace with them for years and years. We settled a city pretty close to their borders on an island, and we decided to name it Pearl Harbor for ironic purposes. Well, it so happened that exactly in the year 1941, on Japan's turn, "Sneak attack on Pearl Harbor!" with a Bomber unit. It was one of the greatest coincidences ever. We raved about it to my friend's dad, who shrugged it off and said "it's scripted to do stuff like that." Of course it isn't, but sometimes... this game... you never really know... Try the mod I linked above. Stuff like that happens all the time there, even though it's not scripted stricktly speaking. Each civilization has unique victory goals based on their history. Aside from a few examples (Alexander, Seljuk and Mongol invasions) these are not scripted, but nudge the AI civ into a direction broadly reflecting history. But with enough room for amazing and hilarious differences. | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
https://www.reddit.com/r/civ/comments/61u88a/civilization_vi_spring_2017_update_patch_notes/ | ||
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WindWolf
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Hopefully the bug that I reported with the Outback Tycoon scenario has been fixed (Sometimes the game doesn't register that you've researched technologies properly) | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
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TheFish7
United States2824 Posts
Added “Future Civic” to the end of the Civics Tree, a repeatable Civic to research and add to the player score. This was super needed, definitely some good changes overall, especially if the AI tweaks work well.' I am still hoping to see "Improved the frequency at which the AI upgrades military units" in the patch notes a some point. | ||
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xDaunt
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TheFish7
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On March 28 2017 05:52 zatic wrote: Try the mod I linked above. Stuff like that happens all the time there, even though it's not scripted stricktly speaking. Each civilization has unique victory goals based on their history. Aside from a few examples (Alexander, Seljuk and Mongol invasions) these are not scripted, but nudge the AI civ into a direction broadly reflecting history. But with enough room for amazing and hilarious differences. Does this qualify as one of those really odd recreations? ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/ycFS71X.png) | ||
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Yoav
United States1874 Posts
On March 29 2017 12:05 xDaunt wrote: I'm kinda amused that they're buffing harbors. They were already priority districts in higher level play due to the fact that they grant trade routes. The swordsman nerf is definitely warranted. Swordsmen rushes were too good. I believe the concept is to buff coastal cities, which were quite weak previously. | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
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