Recent content by PeterChu

From Industiral era, there could have some techs for players to check fault zones and to determine the risk level for earthquake.

A sort of "culture heritage", similar to religious relics in CIv 6.

I played Civ 5 with "Super Power: Clash of Civilizations" mod, to expereince again a civ game progressed under the problems of power supply and pollution. This said, a civ game with a dynamic climate system might never be the same game. Wait and see what to be delivered.

I think this is the game-wise point for adding earthquakes into the GS expansion.

In modern era, trade routes could be separated from the road systems, and just as in CIV 4, could be automatically assigned by the game. Also, in CIV 4, you do have some kind of trade war with some economic policies. But I guess as a whole it is not a good idea for a 'digital board game'.

Mods I use recently: Quick Start YnAMP Hellblazer's City Overview; Hellblazer's World Info Interface (waiting for CQUI) Better Report Screen (best quality of life mod for civ 6) Better Civilopedia Real Great People TCS Free Walls for City-States Free City States Starting Free Cities [R&F]...

More 'realistic' pop growth will not get permission from a developer proud of the concept of 'digital board game'. You need to change the production mechanism as well, to say the least. In addition, though it would be interesting to see how some buildings could be related to the pop numbers...

A simple rule of thumb: for Civ 6 after R&F, try to think and cope with the loyalty problem on the 'regional' level, rather than on the 'city' level. You need to build up a viable cluster of cities in carefully planed and swift moves to counter the negative loyalty pressure resulting from Domino...

I would like to see a sort of 'dynamic difficulty'. A good old mod for Civ 4 once did this: Flexible difficulty The optional flexible difficulty algorithm sets handicaps for the humans and the AI relative to their score; low score civilizations will get bonuses and those with high scores will...

That's Civ 4 style. So little chance they would go back to that, given the famous 1/3 rule.

In a Civ game tailored to the idea of 'quick digital board game', that is not necessary, or even not good. Just some simple numbers added is good enough to push players to make 'interesting decisions' (meaning: inconsequential decisions, if you look from the perspective of historical...

Civ VI takes its inspiration from history? That could be true from Civ 1 to Civ 4 at least, but definitely not true for Civ 6. Civ 6 vanilla, as argued OP, took its inspiration mainly form the idea of 'digital board game'. That basic decision on the overall principle of game design led to...

I would prefer off-continent RNDY to get a free Ship of the Line, or any naval unit similar to the UU of the England in civ 5. For England in Civ 6, what you needs most at the moment of mid-game colonization under a maritime empire strategy is the naval unit such as Ship of the Line, which...

For me, that's the point. Recently I tried to use a mod to put 'free cities' all over the map just from the start of the game. It's another interesting way to stop forward settling by the AI civs, and introduce totally different landscape and problems for developing 'early empires'.

‘No religion+warmongering" is not fun after two or three games, even on Deity. I will try holy site requirement that seems to force one to play in a 'balanced' way, but 'no overflow' and 'no pre-built' requirement somehow test the limits of my patience in a long catch-up game. Very hard not to...