Recent content by Depravo

Is it possible to move wagon trains over water? Can they be loaded onto some type of ship? Or are they forever stuck on the landmass they're built on?

Thanks for that. Brilliant mod by the way, especially the way the sea comes alive.

Apologies for a noob question but what (apart from being within 3 plots of an existing European settlement) might cause it to be impossible to found a settlement? I can't seem to found any settlement after the first.

That's another thing: GG and GA points should be earnable via onmap battles as well as from encampments and projects that depend on them. If they keep that system in VII of course and I'm far from sure they should.

This is definitely correct, I just placed a +4 RND with England and you just get the basic 'genius of our civilisation' boost.

They missed that opportunity when they made the decision that religion was a path you could either follow from turn 1 or thereabouts, or ignore. All religions are indelibly identified from the moment they're founded with a single civ that alone gains vast benefits from that religion that it...

Yeah, there is nothing wrong with having to make sacrificial choices when you develop a city. Compares favourably to Civ 4 / 5 when you would automatically build almost everything in every city, and the only question was what order to do it in. But I don't understand why the game ran with this...

Two minutes' fanfare followed by eternal silence, broken only by wilderness noises and the occasional tweet. A fitting epitaph.

I never had much problem with 6's implementation of early game roads, except that they should be buildable by builders using build charges if you absolutely have to have a route through a particular spot. I could rant for weeks about its shortcomings representing infrastructure in general...

I'm surprised the OP didn't mention the absolutely awful diplomacy system which contributes to the often remarked on ludicrously skewed play arc where you will either be dead in the first 50 turns or have an insuperable lead by the Renaissance. I like that Civ 6 didn't try and punish wide play...

:lol: I'd settle for one working and vaguely balanced game mode.

Oversaw the Elizabethan Era? You DON'T SAY?? I can't wait to see what they have to say about Victoria

If he goes 'ha-HAA!' again I'm putting my boot through the screen

I haven't noticed a difference but I have perfected the cultural alliance rug pull - plant and rapidly grow cities right on their border while you have a CA, they simultaneously plant crappy cities near you that don't grow, CA lapses, their cities fall into your lap, lather rinse repeat.

The problem with loyalty, and several other systems in Civ 6, is that it makes things more of a challenge when you are trying to break into an empire's heartland - which is good - but once you have conquered a critical mass of their cities and their population base is under your control, the...