culture

These things are paintings and sculptures that the world will want to travel 1000's of miles to see. Why do we get a piddly little picture? We need large high rez images and an inspiring quote to go along with it.

Well first of all probably taking from civ 5 experience I was pretty early with campus districts in my capital and most of my early cities. I did heavily focus on production too, but in retrospective it seemed a bit too late. I only made theater district when I had a feeling I was falling behind...

Cathedrals give a slot for religious art, and Kongo has a bonus for sculptures. I haven't found any way to get those in the game. How do you do that? Is there a building or a wonder that has slots for sculptures?

What do people think about the introduction of the 'Civics tree' into Civ 6? There's a few things I really don't like about it: It's unrealistic. Culture is not like technology in that while human development of technology can be linearised to quite a degree, culture can not. The system in Civ...

Cultural Victory and Tourism Link to the original article from Carl's Civ 5 Strategy Site Civilization 5: Brave New World Cultural WinCultural Victory Screen Civilization 5: Brave New World makes great changes to the game's Cultural Victory requirements and the entire Culture generation system...

I was playing a game on noble difficulty, I think, and Toronto's culture just started exploding.

I was playing RFC for Warlords when Tell El-Daba and Knossos was captured by the two different Independent nations. The same turn i sent my galley there to check it out and was quite shocked with this sight. I guess it is some trouble with the borders.

Poor Mr. Washington had just founded Houston and Los Angeles.

An example of the culture bomb used in MP. My score rose 71 points!

Why won't this city convert? I think I played through this entire game without that city ever converting.

My friends, the Greek, haven't really built that much culture in Argos. You could compare it with Gibraltar. ;)

Incan Culture

Germans admire our culture.

Kyoto cultural borders