Recent content by DrJambo

AT infantry. They come too early and before tanks lol. Easily the most immersion breaking unit.

so Monumentality just seems so much better than any of the other options. Combined with Theocracy, I’ve been buying settlers for ~360 faith and builders for ~160 faith and given I’m generating ~100 faith per turn, mainly from some early relics, it’s catapulted me to a position where it is now...

What about the extra settler view re specifics on city locations? How do you see that?

Thanks. Why always off, lol. Great feature, but why hide it behind a menu option..

Didn't FXS add the diplomacy ribbon with this update? If so, how do i activate it?

Yup, the whole climate change mechanic is out of whack as it stands. It happens too fast, and it's essentially unpreventable with the costs for dams exorbitant and all the greener alternatives coming far too late.

I do agree that friendship and alliances as they stand kind of remove the need to care about grievances and other actions, since auto renewal is effectively guaranteed.

Do alliances reveal the map now? One minute I’m exploring, the next minute all of sudden the entire map reveals itself. Timing coincided with an alliance created with the Cree. Seems a pity, as all exploring is over by 1120 AD.

Preventing the CO2 rising seems almost impossible. Once it goes, it goes up really fast, so you (or the AI most likely on the harder difficulty levels) will have zero opportunity to utilise alternative power until it's already too late.

This. Its a huge advantage to whoever finds them first.

Yup, seen this in both the games I’ve played! All clustered together on one continent while many of the civs on the other. Seems a bit imbalanced to me. In one game I got the first met bonus for around 6 city states, which is a huge advantage.

Yep, my last game had no barbs. At least I didn’t encounter any.

Two games played so far. Both times all city states were clumped together.

Slightly strange scenario in the setup of my fractals map. All civs bar one started on one continent, and on this there were NO city states. Another civ started alone on another island. All the city states started on a separate island away from the civs. I met them in the space of 3 turns once...

I thought the Polygon review was quite fair, and I agreed with much of what was said about the general state of Civ 6. I haven't played Civ 6 since the last patch was released and even then I didn't finish the game after running into the same old stale late game with a lacklustre AI. The...