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the DLC bundle isn't discounted proportionally if you have some of the items already :confused:

a frenzy of updates to the XCOM 2 TLE depot, even after work hours

If I don't need to chop to get mines and farms up in my first two cities I go Liang first. If chopping is needed to get more then a couple tiles improved then Magnus first.

The era score threshold for standard/golden age scales +1 for each city past the capital. By the time building new cities is an option rather than a necessity the game's winner is largely decided (you right?), so always build more cities is a winning strategy.

telemetry is the future we chose by not submitting detailed bug reports

I would like a civ game where food supply is global, pop growth exponential, with housing, food, amenities and diplomacy being limiting factors on growth. With a few modifications, this game's amenity system could reasonably abstract supply and demand economics, which would nicely compliment...

anons in the XCOM general thread on /vg/ are having fun coming up with ideas as to what TLE might stand for Tygan's Laser Enhancements is my favorite so far

or let us pick which religion is our state religion like in civ 4 and use that for loyalty and a diplo interaction

Pick your enemies and friends and join war your enemies with your friends while contributing nothing to the fight wearing down everybody else.

what happens when you combine a unit trained without a barracks and unit with the barracks perk into a corps together?

can confirm suburban social alienation is real

alternate fog of war tundra farms some natural wonders by sukritact Finland :---D Der Fuhrer better reports and civilopedia polite city states more adjacencies passable mountains amenities from copper and crabs

Can they be built atop reefs? That's the only place I would consider building them.

This mechanic was designed and implemented by the same people who made roads with 0.75 move cost and the civ 6 civilopedia. Those things are both working as intended and awful.

According to the combat breakdown panel an embarked varu's intimidate is indeed applied to enemy naval units. This panel has a been wrong sometimes in the past, but if true amphibious war elephants are better than ever.

acquire the tiles adjacent to the thing

The +x from great people abilities isn't showing up in the yield preview and I don't know where the fractional values are coming from. It also appears it is necessary to swap out the adjacency multiplier cards before they will take affect on districts constructed after adopting them.

I am seeing the same thing edit: some data before placing district: 456.1 after placement: 461.9, stated adjacency bonus +10 (using double commercial adjacency card), actually getting +5.8 after buying market: 472.9, stated bonus of +10 but I get +11.9

hardly an exploit when the legion is only half as effective as any other unit + worker which can repair and pillage in one turn while the legion must spend a turn repairing

I like BE alot more in retrospect, especially the way city states kept to themselves instead of competing with major civs for workable tiles. The way almost every tile was worthwhile to work also gave it an old civ feel. The decision to have the factions sponsored by large transnational...