Recent content by Lukey_Jangs

I guess the core of my inquiry comes from the fact that we can choose and purchase buildings, but we can't choose and purchase tiles (yes I understand that buildings are a HUGE part of the game). Why does the governor choose city expansion but not which citizens work where and which buildings...

I don't know how it works, but I would imagine it takes into account the number of yields each tile has. It would make sense to expand to a tile with 2 production and 2 food instead of a tile with 1 production and 2 food

I would like to choose without paying. I wish that when it became time for you to expand you would get a notification and then you could choose which tile to expand to

I thought it only looked like that when you were choosing to purchase a tile, and when you just opened up the city view there was only one purple highlighted tile. Perhaps I'm misremembering though

I don't recall that. I only remember them showing one tile. Do you have a screenshot that you could share to perhaps refresh my memory?

I'll give you an example In my current game I open the city view and it says they're going to expand to a jungle tile with 2 woods next to it. I don't have a holy site yet so I decided to build something in my city that will take exactly as much time to build as my city will take to expand...

Additionally, the governors in this game seem to be much more indecisive about which tile they are going to expand to. I'll open up my city view it'll tell me where they're going to expand, so I plan accordingly, but then when I open up the city view a few turns later they have chosen a...

I understand that each city has a "governor", but honestly he/she often chooses a different tile to expand to than I would have liked. I can control literally every other aspect of the game except where my cities will expand to next (unless I buy a tile) Does anyone know the reasoning for...

I didn't read all of the pages, so this may have already been brought up, but what is with the similar Civ colors in Civ 6? From that video Australia looks a lot like Arabia, and I always get France and (Pericles's) Greece confused

This was a productive post..

Agreed. Everyone hates me anyway so being branded a warmonger means nothing to me. Just a waste

I used to send them to everyone on the very first turn I met them because I liked to know, but I'm currently playing on a huge map and marathon speed, so I've spent 900 gold in total and no one has repaid me back. I really don't care about the warmongering because they already hate me anyway...

It's gotten to the point that I don't send delegations to other civs and just save the money. I know that I'm going to make them mad anyway, so why bother knowing why they're mad at me? Save the money and put it to better use

Np bud. Good luck

Being short one or two amenities isn't a big deal, your city will just grow a little slower and produce a little slower. Being short several amenities however can be a problem though