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Just getting back into 6. Got 1st dlc and some civ packs. If I have Persia and levy a CS army do their units then get the +2 Movement for 10 turns if I declare surprise war? What if I declare war then during the first 10 turns I levy the army? I looked around and couldn't find the answer...

I'd settle right where that Barbarian Scout is. It's got good growth. It'll expand to good production. It'll keep everyone from the north from getting to your land mass. And, it gives you easy passage between oceans.

If by "redrew the diplomatic landscape" you mean "turned all my allies to enemies while all my old enemies stay enemies" then sure. The only thing Ideologies did is make the strongest AIs counterpick you because they'd get a stronger bonus by picking an Ideology that hadn't been picked yet...

Nobody is making that comparison. In fact, we're more pointing out that same FACT. Newton and Einstein are so much more powerful, that taking the chance at losing them because you took a Eureka Scientist is a chance that you shouldn't take. We're saying pass on the Eureka's because of this...

Well, that's kind of what we already have. Where, once you hit the "cap" all you need to do is build another Harbor or Trade Center to get another Trade Route up so that you can support a few more units. And honestly, Civ6 is so easy to make gold in, hitting the cap never really happens...

There is a massive problem with ideas like these though. It sounds great in theory, have a cap on units tied to military buildings, number of cities, and population. However; what happens when you have 1 city with 2 pop and no techs to even build an encampment? Barbarians happen. And you...

There for a second, I thought we were tattooing our names on peoples throats. First time I heard about this was from an interview with Chris Cornell when he was talking about researching new sounds for Out of Exile. It's kinda spooky sounding to me.

I usually build 2 or 3 stables if I have a Cav UU. Rarely do I build barracks, since normally I'm rarely building melee by the point I can build barracks. Almost all melee is pre-built and upgraded from warriors/swordsmen from there on. I'll build them if it's a UB(arracks) though. And...

I wish they had more map types, like the Large Islands or Small Continents, the Lakes or the Great Plains maps from 4 and 5. Just overall, there aren't nearly as many map options as there were in the older versions. CSs always seem to be so far away from me, but right next door to the AI...

Sorry but I don't think I can help you then. I'm not playing a modded version of the game. This is probably the biggest problem then. No offence, but you're only playing 3/4ths of the game. And the 1/4th that you are ignoring is probably the most important. You don't have to eliminate any...

There is a short and simple answer to this. Military conquest will solve these problems of yours. Moving on now; Maybe you're lagging behind in your Culture/Science generation. I mostly play Emperor too and I'm usually in the Modern Era by the 1400s. I'm normally hitting my 3rd Tier...

There are larger issues. They don't even move massive armies of cavalry more than 1 tile a turn. I'm playing the Poland Scenario right now, and I've got a line of Hussars guarding one of the weak AI allies. I've been told "The Golden Horde is Coming." And boy, do they look scary, but they...

Surely you don't mean it's better than Pyramids.

I see a lot of statements like "I don't care what it does or doesn't do" You guys are arguing on principle. Without full knowledge. And you're doing so, knowingly. Like you don't care that you don't know what you're talking about, even though you know that you don't know. Either educate...

I just don't understand the Temple. The food I get. Artemis is the goddess of the hunt so bonus food makes sense. But why +3 housing and amenities? I know they really shied away from % boosts in 6 compared to ciV which was all about % boosts. But I really prefered the bonus production to...

Oh man, did you ever send me down the rabbit hole. Looked at the civ 6 wiki for this temple. Saw the name Herostratus and looked him up. Then looked up damnatio memoriae which led me to this really weird Roman Emporor named Elagabalus. Then I spent an hour reading about this guy. His life...

I'm playing through some scenarios right now but Imma try this out soon. There's been a lot of buzz on the forum about alternate ways of play. This thread, the one about late era starts and the different game paces. I think I might combine them. Do this idea with cramped land masses, and do...

You could just declare war ASAP and then condemn heretics with military units.

8 Civs on a tiny map? I'm gonna have to try this out. What other settings do you use? Pangea, Continents, Continental Plates, Inland Sea? Lower sea level? Older world, to reduce the amount of space taken up by large mountain ranges? Abundant Resources to ensure every civ gets plenty?

It's mainly due to his leader agenda "(Ally of Enkidu). Easy to Befriend, and likes Civilizations who are his Declared Friends. Dislikes anyone attacking or denouncing his friends" What that means is that he won't dislike you until you start warring or denouncing, and even then, only if you...