Recent content by BrotherInJah

I had my civ1 in German.. także tego..;) Anyways, never bought civ game on release, usually it's too bare.. it has to mature first, like a good wine:)

Have you resolved the issue? Can't play lan while in offline is a dick move from firaxis.

We play via lan. Run steam in offline mode and host the game from one machine. There where some guides online.

It may delay it but that's it.

It would perfectly match with my marble walls.. 🤣

But the would mean they have to do it for all civs.. so instead of 30 civ you will get 5. 5 is not appealing, isn't it? More civs, more variety, more copies sold.

You're blinded by your own pov. IV 3M copies, V 8M. VI 11M.. they are struggling for sure. And guess what.. most of those players aren't here, we are minority.

Swapping leaders was one of my ideas.. and most likely many many others too.. ;)

You almost got me.. but octagons? ;)

We have examples of both. Countries emerge late or they have 4k years history, 2k.. 1k.. What I want from civ7 is option to stay unchanged, keep the line unbroken. It may be costly, crisis systems, stagnation, sure.. but it should be there.

Kind reminder, these are ages not eras ;)

- first settler is called "founder" - granary is placed on tile, it's a district, gives one base food and one on farms, pastures and plantations - there's a capacity district represented as tiles on city center - dates - resource - gives +2 food and happiness when improved - fishing boats -...

It looks clean, that fog of war looks indeed boardgamy which is super neat.

In that case each resource should be more impactful not like bonus resources in civ6. Each should unlock unique feature, building, unit etc.

Early exploration is most exciting thing in every civ game, mid and especially late game lacks these discovery moments so I guess they want to carry that to new eras. How they will encourage us settling in new places? Better tiles? Current tiles will degrade over time? Huge bonuses with new...