Recent content by Sylmarr

I voted the great library for the same reason as miaasma said : it just comes too late for its effects to be interesting. But if you go cultural the 2 great writes slot can be usefull. And then I picked the Huey Teocalli because lakes are way too rare to take advantages of the boni on a regular...

Same here. In facts you can't build some other districts on floodplains as Egypt : - no aqueduct - no aerodrome - no neighborhood - no spaceport Basically if it's not a specialty district the ability don't work.

3 culture seems nice, but in fact its pretty much useless by the time the chateau can be built. Sure its more than most other unique improvement if you can meet all the requirements but in the end it comes way too late to mater. I mean by the time you get humanism you're most likely will...

I got a nuke happy Gandhi in my very first game too. And an environmentalist Teddy too. This can't be a coincidence......

An entire map without any ressource at all ? .... It feels so empty.

For now I like it. But things might change when I will be playing the game. It can be somethings that got old very fast........ but I bet there will be a lot of mod that will modified the color of the fog to make it look like the one in civ5.

This, and of course some wonder production sabotage if this is possible.

He has already two districts built (campus and commercial hub) in this city with 6 population, witch should not be possible with your calcul. So I'm still pretty sure of what I have say. The problem is indeed lying in the red text, most certainly a bug just like the weird district counts when...

Hum from what I have seen and heard it does not work exactly like that. I think it is: Every city starts with the ability to build a district, and can make one more every 3 population it has : one district immediately available, then 2 districts max a 3 population, 3 districts max at 6...

The city state of Toronto boost the range of regional bonus of the Industrial Zone and Entertainment Complex by 3 tiles for its suzerain. Some great people seems to be able to extend the range too, but maybe only for the district there are used in. I don't remember seeing any policies that...

I can't agree more on this one. And here we are talking about players that don't really care much about the political gameplay. Imagine this playing as France and trying to get the most out of Catherine ability..... The worst part is that I don't think there is a way to come back to those...

Unlike most of the obelisk you mentionned (most were gifts or just pillage/stolen) the one is Washington was build by the city. And Unlike most of the other it was built using masonry skills rather than being carved out of a unique stone.

Well there is one in Paris (France) too, and much older than the one in DC to be fair (it was Egyptian, from the temple of Louxor, originally). So from my point of view all city center looks like Paris. But I do agree that some changes depending on the civ you're playing would be nice.

I like Russia's abilities : more lands for free, make bad tiles a bit better and a unique district (even if the unique bonus is meh it is still a district at half cost and that do not count toward population). Cossak look s a bit disapointing (mostly because I'm bored of seeing this unique in...

I would settle on the tile where the warrior is. Desert is not really a problem as you can put district and wonders on those tile and not loose anything. Pick desert folklore as a pantheon and you got an awesome spot to put a holy site between the oasis and the mountain.