stealth_nsk
Deity
What about the Industrial? Do you trade on railroads faster?
There's no such thing as "speed" of the trade, you get extra gold every turn.
What about the Industrial? Do you trade on railroads faster?
They probably only prepared the short collection of shots they wanted and found that his reading overextended it. Rather than stalling on shots they just sped up his voice and autotuned it back down.Is it just me or did it seem like he was speed reading the script?
That would be great. I really liked that wonder in all its iterations. They would have to change Netherland's ability, but they seem to have done that already with France so I don't see an issue.Nottingham building East India Company at 0:42?
I want to say tobacco, but that would surely be a luxury, and it wouldn't fit with the Zulu as the new super special resource civ (I forget if Zulus second thing has been revealed yet).
Prepare for the firestorm if they add tobacco into the game. I think it will be something more tame, but perhaps not. I guess it would give them some defense if you can ban luxuries now.I'm guessing these two things aren't actually related, but why does the ESRB rating mention drug references? Might the new resource be something that the WC could place a ban on?
Nowhere near the same, and you should realize that.The Drug Reference has been there since vanilla and it refers to the Opium Wars for the Civlopedia entry for China.
I think that's antelope or bongo hide. More accurate than cow hid since they didn't have as many cows as wildebeasts, antelope, and bongos.It is missing the cow hide pattern isn't it?
I wonder how they will address the issue of isolationist or reclusive nations: The Soviets behind the wall, North Korea, Iran, etc. Do they take a tourism hit or is it simply a penalty because they weren't dedicated towards it and therefore not getting the same amount of artists?Other than tourism-bomb abilities (such as the Great Musician's for example) I believe the tourism spread is passive - i.e. it spreads to all civs at the same time and you cannot actively "adjust sliders" or something like that.
Your tourism's dominance in other civs is, however, different because of other factors that affect tourism spread, including Open Borders and how strong their culture is. But the starting tourism pressure of your civ is the same for all other civs.
Nowhere near the same, and you should realize that.
Prepare for the firestorm if they add tobacco into the game. I think it will be something more tame, but perhaps not.
In that time since those games many US cities and states have banned smoking in many social contexts (workplaces, restaurants, etc). When there is smoking in a movie, it is noted on the rating info. Smoking and tobacco use are slowly becoming taboo. Not having a hullabaloo about tobacco a decade ago doesn't mean there won't be one now.
In that time since those games many US cities and states have banned smoking in many social contexts (workplaces, restaurants, etc). When there is smoking in a movie, it is noted on the rating info. Smoking and tobacco use are slowly becoming taboo. Not having a hullabaloo about tobacco a decade ago doesn't mean there won't be one now.
Marijuana seems to be less taboo, at least politically
Germany. The territory and the background grey are to the left of the black line, what looks like tan is just a normally colored tile.
So the logic being that there will be a firestorm around having Tobacco as a luxury resource but allowing you to simulate the subjugation, discrimination and (in some cases) genocide of African people in the Scramble for Africa will not cause any moral debate?
Weird, because it has a slight green tint.
The more I see of the new mechanics, the more I think that most - if not all - of the preexistent civilizations are going to have their uniques altered in at least a small way. From what we know so far, there's going to need to be x amount of rebalancing, and that is probably going to need y rebalanced to compensate for x and z to smooth it all over. I'm hoping we'll be in for some surprising new takes on our favourites.
So the Dutch have a new UA as the EIC is apparently a (national) wonder.