I am aware of the fact, that civilization VII will not change fundamentally anymore.
I don't want to rant about civilization VII either.
So I list what I miss from the other iterations, which were more sophisticated as far as I am concerned:
The tech-tree in civ I was amazing and has been...
Range attack units move onto the tile I had issued an attack command by right-clicking with the mouse the previous turn, which is annoying as I just want the unit to attack not to move.
Any help/idea? Do I have to press the ranged attack icon?
Thanks.
Two questions: how does religious spread via trade routes work - because it shows only 0.5 if I send trade rout from a converted to another converted city? Does the ice melt - at what stage of climate change does the ice melt ( so that you could sail where there used to be ice?
Yes I meant Great Admirals. And my "problem" is: GA spawns on a harbor/port with no oportunity to "beam" to another port/harbor/city. Because there are still small sea-zones in which it is not "necessary" to have ships in the first place - but the additional traderoute is wanted and the...
Couldn't one move a Great General from a port? It seems on can move it only from a citycenter to another citycenter or port, which is insufficient, if citycenter and port are not adjacent and the port is part of a small sea-zone. Where to post this: bug or suggestion?
Started playing in November again, after the "September"-patch. It is nice to be reminded to change the social policy cards, but it is a nuisance to have to change them although you want to just confirm them. If you could confirm them without any change that would be great.
To move artifacts the museums involved must not have any free slots, if I remember correctly. So you need three artifacts - six for British museums - each.
Do you have a mod installed? This could mess up your mouse functions.
Sending a lot of envoys to a CS to expand the borders and conquering it afterwards. This way the tiles belong to one city. Really bad you can swap tiles only in the second and third ring - tiles that can be worked, while lategame you could place NP beside your city's worked tiles, as the...
I started a later era game and what surprised me was: when I founded a city in an even later era the borders spread wider than my capitals border, which despite having a theater district, stayed the tiniest city tile-wise. Cities founded in the information era had borders beyond their third...
As it says triangle, I'd assume CH, harbor and the citycenter! So ideally: citycenter on a river on the coast, CH on the other side of the river and harbor "in between" with a lot of sea resources adjacent.
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