Um...
He's a climate change denier who's mad that his favorite leader (Victoria) isn't very powerful in this game. He's been cranky about it for a while now. Too bad, because he used to contribute lots of good information.
Um...
He's a climate change denier who's mad that his favorite leader (Victoria) isn't very powerful in this game. He's been cranky about it for a while now. Too bad, because he used to contribute lots of good information.
He's a climate change denier who's mad that his favorite leader (Victoria) isn't very powerful in this game. He's been cranky about it for a while now. Too bad, because he used to contribute lots of good information.
It's not really the one leader per se that isn't very powerful in the game. I think the issue is that coastal strategies have never really been all that optimal in Civ6 yet it's been fun to try and overcome the disadvantage from time to time. But seeing yet an additional slap into the face of what SHOULD be a solid way to play eventually just gets old.
It's almost as if they are determined to not have coastal-based civs be desirable. There are myriad (simple!) steps they could take yet patch after patch and instead of getting better they get worse lol.
Regardless of whether or not they are ignorant about climate change, that doesn't inherently make them wrong about the fact that coastal cities are garbo and Victoria is a joke civ. They are. It's possible for someone to be a bad person, or wrong about some things, while still being right about some other unrelated thing.He's a climate change denier who's mad that his favorite leader (Victoria) isn't very powerful in this game. He's been cranky about it for a while now. Too bad, because he used to contribute lots of good information.
It's not really the one leader per se that isn't very powerful in the game. I think the issue is that coastal strategies have never really been all that optimal in Civ6 yet it's been fun to try and overcome the disadvantage from time to time. But seeing yet an additional slap into the face of what SHOULD be a solid way to play eventually just gets old.
It's almost as if they are determined to not have coastal-based civs be desirable. There are myriad (simple!) steps they could take yet patch after patch and instead of getting better they get worse lol.
coastal cities are garbo
I think there are several way to improve the maritime civs:
- make more significant the Eureka moment for sailing due to have a costal city: without a coastal city the research for sailing should take way more turns;
- create new Eureka moments related to research and civics, linking them to have already a second and a third coastal city, infrastructures, boats etc;
- increase ocean tile production when they belong to a coastal city;
- buff Norway, England with bonuses which can make them though opponents when they are managed by AI.