Thanks everyone. Just another Loyalty question: You really can't settle on another continent either right? It just flips after 12 turns. Even though I assigned a Governor there the number of turns didn't change at all.
Hi,
I just got Rise and Fall. How the heck do you do warmongering now with the Loyalty stuff? I capture a city and it's in rebellion soon no matter what I do. How do I get it to stay loyal? This loyalty stuff is really annoying. I like wiping out other Civs until I'm the last one standing.
Thanks.
Thanks everyone.
I play on a Mac. So I may wait until it gets updates and maybe goes on sale. I'm working on winning with every single leader now, and only have a couple left to do.
Cheers.
Hi,
I'm a Prince player who loves getting Domination victories in vanilla Civ 6. Is Rise and Fall worth getting for me? Or does it nerf that type of play? I'd hate to buy it and then find that expanding to 7 or 8 cities and then going after my nearest adversary worn't work any more.
Thanks.
Hi,
So, we can't kill holy units with Military any more? I went into a tile which had a holy unit of a Civ I was at war with, and it didn't kill it. What the heck?
Jaybe: OK, you're right:
District cost (production)
=60*(1+9*Larger of [100*(Number of Techs/67 OR Number of Civics/50)]) * 75% IF you have less of this district than the "average" (either average of each type of district you have OR the average of this type of district over all players...
It's deliberately vague. That's all they want you to know. Just deal with it. I don't even know what War Weariness does in terms of how much WW for each city. I just go with - Moderate is better than Severe.
They definitely feel too fast. I even play on Epic already. I think they need to be at least doubled for whole tree. By the time I'm getting Domination Victories, I'm getting Future Tech after Future Tech.
I'm confused by this. War was difficult because of weariness? It shouldn't be. If you're in mid to late game by the time you go across to wage war against them. you can probably use Causus Belli (sp?) to wage Holy, Terratorial, or Cononial war or something that doesn't bring too much War...
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