this is exactly why I haven't bought the game yet. I love civ for historical roleplay and the idea of my entire identity changing every era...
can't you like go start a civ 6 haters website or something? this one is for fanatics
on settler like 1 archer in each city should be more than enough. The best way to get archers early is to build slingers before researching...
since release? it has been vastly improved IMO. but there are still issues. currently they aren't improving resources for example...
I believe OP was referring to the tiles being worked, not the candidates for expansion. The expansion algorithm is a whole nother thing...it has...
I swear I have seen some funky things like this in the recent patch. will keep my eye out for an example to capture
Hermetic order can be fun, but is probably not as strong as the others mentioned above. It's all about converting the number of great people...
yeah, I am fine with not controlling the cultural expansion. Having a meaningful tradeoff - do I buy the tile now, or wait X turns to happen...
speaking of things the UI indicates are going to occur, but then don't...the whole "next hex to be acquired by cultural expansion" preview...
yep I do understand the intent behind this decision as well. It is kinda historically accurate I'll grant that. It just doesn't make the game...
I'm aware it was an intentional design decision. Doesn't mean I have to like it.
indeed, but that is long past the point where I care anymore
you know what still annoys me after all this time? not being able to build roads precisely where I want them. stupid lazy traders never go where...
I have played a couple games in this mode now, and it seems like mostly a "more city states" mode than anything else. More city states makes the...
AI not using planes very well has been a big complaint for a long, long time.
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