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Not sure how one can fail to see the humour of that particular quote being inacurrate, but I guess here we are. You may not think it's appropriate for the quotes to be mostly comedic in nature, but that's clearly the path they went with for this game, and this quote fits that approach.

Just decided to send a ticket to Steam an hour ago - didn't get a response but it's working now... maybe that's the way to speed up the process for those who don't want to do the buying something else workaround?

Hi everyone, first time participating in any of these, despite being a Civ player since... well, Civ 1 when I was a small child, and knowing Civfanatics since the early Civ V days. Not sure why I never gravitated towards GoTM, but here I am I guess. T402 Domination Victory - What was your plan...

Oh, ok, I thought Julius was the one people were having trouble with. Fine then. Thanks!

Well, the 5Go download did fix it... but I only have Julius, no Leader Pass stuff.

I feel the opposite. Her screenshotted ability is a) OP b) not very interesting gameplaywise The listed abilities are not amazing, but encouraging trade with other civs from your continent is at least kinda unique.

I find this thread strange because I've mostly experienced the opposite : it feels like there's a lot more room than there was in V, which is a good thing. I'm sometimes even frustrated that it takes me so long to meet the third city-state for political philosophy.

The Europe/Asia border is not arbitrary... not fully at least. First of all, only a part of it is even debatable : clearly the Bosphorus and the Caucasus are pretty satisfactory frontiers. The Ural is more of an excuse, but it is a mountainous range that does act as somewhat of a divider on part...

The Incas. If you're going to get away from too many European nations, the Incas are the number 1 South-American civ of choice... nothing against Brazil, but it kinda boggles my mind that they chose it over the Inca. Other than that, the Mongols probably, because they're one of the original...

I was cartoonish. II was less cartoonish/about as much. III was less cartoonish. IV was more cartoonish. V was less cartoonish. VI is more cartoonish. Yeah, a real trend there...

It's possible sea resources need a buff, but when did you want to work coastal tiles in CiV ? Basically never.

Except the person I quoted was arguing that flavour didn't matter all that much to him. Now this argument I kinda get, though there's also plenty of cities (Rome and Athens being some of the most obvious examples) that have the CiVI setup of being inland with a harbour outside the city, giving...

I just fail to see why it's a problem. Some areas are better than others... that's not a balance problem. You wouldn't want any area to be a great place to plop down a city would you ? Otherwise where are your choices ? So... most of the times coastal cities won't be a great choice. This is a...

So, in CiV you almost never wanted to settle one tile away from the coast. Did you have a problem with that ? It seems more balance here in this sense : I think you'll mostly want to be one tile away, but for some things (naval production, reaching farther away sea resources), you'll sometimes...

In quill's Rome LP, Scythia had the "Civilized" hidden agenda, which makes the AI like civs that clear out barbarian camps, and not like civs that neglect barbarians.