I think my favorite is Auckland, as someone who plays a lot of maritime-based games; I do like the unique improvements even if I never use them, as they're pretty interesting mechanically.
I fear the difficulty there would stem from the cost of localization - trying to get all the text in the game into a living language is hard enough, but getting the lines into dead or highly obscure languages would cause further problems - primarily with civilizations like the Inca, due to the...
I've been having this issue as well; I've mostly gotten around it by exiting and reopening the game until it loads.
Additionally, I will note, it will not load any multiplayer games, even if only on the local network.
The thing is that Men-at-Arms are unlocked at Apprenticeship, which Gaul gets for free when they make their first Oppidum, so they tend to get them pretty early on.
This is when I pipe in and say that (after approximately two weeks of playing civ vi and years of civ v), I actually prefer vi's hands-off approach to roads somewhat (I found micro-managing roads in civ v to be kinda tedious, and like a nice, interconnected empire that the infrastructure cost...
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