Recent content by sonicandfffan

Good video. But I was very distracted by Chicken Itza. Made me feel hungry

Thanks to all who have filled it in so far - keep them coming!

It's on the list - I'll do it with the next round of topics

That's unusual. The only thing I can think of that lowers governor loyalty is the Audience Chamber. It might be that the audience chamber's -2 effect is in place because the governor isn't established, but the +8 comes into effect from the turn they are assigned.

It depends where you are when you unlock it. If you've already done most of your settling, then ancestral hall isn't great. I find that it's more cost effective to produce military units than settlers so I tend to go for Warlord's Hall. Audience Chamber is more situational than the other two -...

I did a lot of these topics for Civ5, with the format inspired by kaspergm. There are a lot more variable options in Civ6 in my opinion and I find this makes it a harder game to get into. These topics were a good insight for me into what works well and what is harder to make work, as such I...

I did a lot of these topics for Civ5, with the format inspired by kaspergm. There are a lot more variable options in Civ6 in my opinion and I find this makes it a harder game to get into. These topics were a good insight for me into what works well and what is harder to make work, as such I...

I did a lot of these topics for Civ5, with the format inspired by kaspergm. There are a lot more variable options in Civ6 in my opinion and I find this makes it a harder game to get into. These topics were a good insight for me into what works well and what is harder to make work, as such I...

Yep, I've also encountered this. Their revived city also counts as a capital for the purposes of domination victory, even if it's not their original capital city

I control Aachen, but the game says Germany still has its original capital (Germany only has one city - Berlin, which as you say isn't its capital). Basically for the purposes of a domination victory if you ressurrect a civ, that civ counts as a new civ with whatever city it was ressurected in...

http://imgur.com/a/hBapK You can see here I liberated Berlin from Kongo - the game says I have 7 capitals but Germany still has its original capital - this is the capital it "gained" when it was resurrected Also because Barbarossa was at war with me when I conquered Germany in the early game...

Could be Norse, it's the right part of the alphabet... Also he looks like he's looking directly at the camera and off to the left the whole perspective changes. Two posts by same user in rapid succession merged

It's been a while since I last posted. Damn. I'm posting regarding B5. Have we considered that this is a picture of Victoria of Great Britain. The picture looks feminine with a white veil. I couldn't find a match but it is the most likely fit alphabetically Which would make B2 somebody...

Civ revolution on the iPad got me addicted to civ Civ Rev is based on Civ 4 but massively dumbed down, but the fighting mechanics and the different "pots" (gold, science etc.) you fill up are very similar - you could always start there as an introduction.

Warfare is the hardest part of Civ5 to master (I don't just mean the actual fighting itself, I mean the diplomacy and other aspects of warfare) - the rest is fairly straightforward after enough games but you can always screw up a war with a wrong move. Because of how much more complex it is...