[Vanilla] Mapping Civilization VI (Base Game up to the SEA DLC)

[True_Candyman]

I was expecting Temuco to be part of the Mapuche City-List. But all of their city names so far have Mapu (land).


Yeah, Tiwanaku will be an Inca city again.... I mean Teotihuacan is still an Aztec city in Civ6. Teotihuacan and Tiwanaku would be better off as City-States.

Teotihuacan and Tiwanaku in Aztec and Inca are far less laughable than Tlaxcala being part of the Aztec city list...

It's like Moscow being an American city

 

[bite]

Teotihuacan and Tiwanaku in Aztec and Inca are far less laughable than Tlaxcala being part of the Aztec city list...

It's like Moscow being an American city

Well it is not in the Civ 6 Aztec city list

 

[True_Candyman]

Well it is not in the Civ 6 Aztec city list

And thank god! But it was in Civ V. It bugged me so much... It was like 5th or 6th on their list as well :/

 

[Thormodr]

Teotihuacan and Tiwanaku in Aztec and Inca are far less laughable than Tlaxcala being part of the Aztec city list...

It's like Moscow being an American city

https://www.pri.org/stories/2016-03-10/there-are-more-20-towns-america-called-moscow-why

 

[Guandao]

Teotihuacan and Tiwanaku in Aztec and Inca are far less laughable than Tlaxcala being part of the Aztec city list...

It's like Moscow being an American city

Teotihuacan was not built by the Aztecs. The former city had some spiritual significance to them though. They never inhabited it and the ethnic identity of the original builders is still debated.
Tiwanaku was not built by the Incas. The best scholarly guess is that the rulers of that polity spoke Puquina, a language unrelated to Quechua or Aymara. Tiwanaku and Wari can be considered precursors to the Inca Empire and they were an influence on it, but they were long gone by the time the Incas rose to power.

 

[True_Candyman]

I made a thing as well - I'm hoping to do some sciencey things with it.

Here's a geographic visualisation of all civ vi cities on civilisation city lists, WITHOUT a map. Very interesting IMO

https://imgur.com/5nvfWZm

 

[Guatenadian]

Here's a geographic visualisation of all civ vi cities on civilisation city lists, WITHOUT a map. Very interesting IMO

Its amazing that you can see the outline of Norway, India, Brazil and Japan is just completely made up of dots. Are you planning on expanding it with the new city lists from the new Civs?

 

[True_Candyman]

Its amazing that you can see the outline of Norway, India, Brazil and Japan is just completely made up of dots. Are you planning on expanding it with the new city lists from the new Civs?

Yes!

I'm also hoping to work around this in R to show to optimal distribution of remaining civs

 

[bite]

I made a thing as well - I'm hoping to do some sciencey things with it.

Here's a geographic visualisation of all civ vi cities on civilisation city lists, WITHOUT a map. Very interesting IMO

https://imgur.com/5nvfWZm

An interesting map

 

[bite]

So do you think they will go with Ulundi or Bulawayo for Zulu's capital?

 

[Alexander's Hetaroi]

So do you think they will go with Ulundi or Bulawayo for Zulu's capital?

Hopefully under the name Kwa-Bulawayo, not to confuse it with the city in Zimbabwe. Ulundi was capital later under Cetshwayo.

 

[Alexander's Hetaroi]

Well never mind it is Ulundi.

 

[God of Kings]

Well never mind it is Ulundi.

That is an interesting exception.

Bulawayo should have been Shaka's capital with Ulundi being Cetshwayo's capital.

Looks like Cetshwayo will not be in any future DLC or expansion for Civ VI outside of mods or scenarios.

 

[Alexander's Hetaroi]

That is an interesting exception.

Bulawayo should have been Shaka's capital with Ulundi being Cetshwayo's capital.

Looks like Cetshwayo will not be in any future DLC or expansion for Civ VI outside of mods or scenarios.

I wasn't expecting an alternate leader to be honest anyway. It's just odd that the capitals have been reflective of the leader except this one.

 

[Uberfrog]

Well the capital mix-up is disappointing, since they've (mostly) been taking pains with other leaders. Ah well, it can be easily fixed.