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it runs, but it is not playable in a fun way. Every action lasts several seconds. And with action I mean stuff like moving a unit from one tile to another... I don't mind a longer turn timer, but when the game itself is so slow, it is just too much for me. But I am running minimum specs on CPU...

I had the same problem. This solved it: http://forums.civfanatics.com/threads/how-to-play-civ6-with-a-graphics-card-that-does-not-support-directx11.601426/ It might help you, especially if you have a CPU a little bit better than required as minimum.

If your GPU does not support directx11, there may still be a way for you to play the game. Here you can download a small tool, that emulates directx 11: http://www.netvector.de/dxcpl-download-windows-7/ It is quite simple: 1. download the .exe and open it 2. click on "edit list" 3. click on...

is a scout first still worth it? Especially when speculating on a continents map?

somewhat right, it just sounds too negative however. Let's look at the plains tiles in comparison to a grassland/hill combo: pre CS with water: 3 farmed plains give 6 food and 3 production. 2 farmed grassland give 6 food and 1 mined hill gives 3 production --> the overall yield of these two...

I would say it depends on your ability to generate gold (luxuries -> early worker -> trade deals) In an optimal world you can rush buildings like workshops or universities in your capital with gold, which gives you the hammers for the wonders. Basically more cities are always better, if you...

I was quite surprised, that we got to play Polynesia. I was hoping for a BNW-Civ. However I was OK with that since I never played them before... :) I read about this sacred site strategy and it is indeed awesome. But I didn't went for that route for two reasons: 1. I guess it will be patched...

I guess it's "b" At least it would be in the logic with other mechanics (culture penalty per city fe)

Check out this video here. It explains the mechanic behind this citizen allocation. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8fj48YiRVY

I would say it doesn't matter whether you pay the full price on steam or use a cheaper offer from another distibutor. Firaxis will get the same amount of money. Therefore, by buying on steam, you just make steam's pocket full, not firaxis'... ;)

Good thinking (even when it was a joke). However I would make it a luxury ressource in the late game (industrial/modern era). Some people (especially with a better income) hold horses as a hobby. And all these little girls that go crazy, when they think about horses and ponys ;) Maybe a new...

That's my interpretation as well. Faith will be converted into hammers. Either you can produce science building just with your faith per turn, or you can use normal production AND faith-transferred hammers together to speed up the building time.

Definitely possible. However, Civ V has always been strict with the distinction of building and buying/purchasing stuff. Maybe it's just "poor wording" in a press build. OTOH it could mean that science buildings are not directly available like with a "normal purchase". Especially since...

still no speculation on this one?

maybe the text is wrong. But when you look closely at the "Jesuit Education" belief, it doensn't say "buy" scientific buildings with faith, but build scientific buildings with faith... Maybe that means that you can't purchase these buildings like you could with a cathedral. Instead your faith...

One thing that hasn't been mentioned yet is gold income! Gold income is mainly bounded to international trade routes in BNW. Thoese trade routes are available in a limited number, no matter how many cities you've got. This means, the less cities you have the more you benefit monetarily from...

Seriously... how did you guys manage to do it? When I go to that site, it gives me an original price of 29,99€, which is reduced down to 26,99€ due to the 10% offer. If I use this compounded 25% voucher it goes down to round about 20€. How do you manage to get to that 15€ price?

It's difficult to compare. The buildings you get happiness for in Freedom are main buildings which you likely have in most of your cities (granary etc), since food is important. On the other hand you have autocracy which gives happiness for defensive and EXP structures. You won't have these...

there are actually a lot of possibilites: - Rebel units appear near the city (contamporary barbarian units) - City is in revolt and therefore no output at all - City is ideologically divided. Half the yields are transferred to the civ's capital that is dominant in that ideology. I would prefer...

I'm not sure. One may have all top tier beliefs and a couple of space ship parts, and can still losse due to cultural dominance or nukes and bombers... ;) Reigion is not a key element to achieve a victory. It just helps (for example due to gold gaining beliefs). Of course, having a strong...