Recent content by Captain_Barbarossa

As far as I know, Aqueducts don't work that way. They need to be able to connect the city center to a water source that the city center itself isn't already adjacent to. In this case, it can't be built on the spot you want because the river is already connected to the city, and there is no other...

No animated leaders; the six leaders in the scenario are represented by 2D images of wooden statues. And as far as I can tell, you're not going to be looking at the leader screens anyway, since the three Viking lords are apparently always allied with one another and at war with the rest of Europe.

That's how the camps are supposed to look. Not sure why it's not showing for you.

There's no gameplay change to Barbarian camps in the late game. The only thing that was added in the patch was a visual change for camps once you hit the Industrial Era.

Not a native Spanish speaker, but from the bits and pieces left over from high school, I could make out this from Phillip's defeat line: "Nuestros estados... ¿Por qué, señor? ¿Por qué nos has abandonado?" "Our empire... Why, Lord? Why have you abandoned us?" Keep in mind, I almost flunked...

So, I decided to have another go at Frederick Barbarossa's lines, because something about the translations was bugging me. First off, let me explain that the language he speaks is actually Middle High German (Mittelhochdeutsch) and not modern standard German. If you want to get an idea of how...

Not entirely sure on this, but I think the city needs to have a Neighborhood district, just like how every other mission (except for Gather Sources and Listening Post) are specific to one district.

Actually, they are Victoria's unique unit. Each civilization in the game has only one unique unit. However, the leader bonus may sometimes include a seperate unique unit, essentially giving that civ two unique units. For instance, the P-51 Mustang is the American unique unit, whereas the Rough...

Actually, there is no way to make a four-tile horizontal diamond on the hex grid that Civ VI uses.

Well, there may not be any new Great People, but considering how Great People as a whole have changed, both in the way they're earned and in the way they work, I'd say that it's not really necessary.

I would buy something like that in a heartbeat! :) Though personally, I'd rather have a game based more around mythology (Norse, Egyptian, Roman, Greek, etc.) than literature. I remember playing Age of Mythology when I was a kid (or rather, watching my sister play it, because I suck at RTSs) and...

Not necessarily. Note how Germany under Barbarossa doesn't have Berlin as a capital, but Aachen. It can be assumed that the capital may change depending on the leader. So, if they chose a leader such as, for example, Lorenzo de Medici, they could simply make the capital be Florence instead of...

I am a simple man; so long as the Celts and the Zulus return, I'll be happy. :) A few others that I think should make a return in Civ VI would be the Ottomans, Carthage, Mongolia and maybe the Huns. (so long as they can bring something else to the table than Scythia) I'd also be happy to see...

I don't see how that is strange, considering Hojo's agenda. If i understand correctly, his agenda is that he dislikes people with a strong military, unless they are also strong in culture and faith. I think that unlike Cleopatra, Hojo doesn't immediately dislike you if you have a weak military...

I can't say that I have any experience with Middle High German either, but I can give it a shot. That seems to fit. I don't think you got anything wrong there. To me, it sounds more like he's praising the player for his cautiousness. I don't think this is a denial of request, but rather...