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Since Wide vs Tall is no real thing in Civ VI, this mod tries to add some tweaks to make Tall play viable and balance it out with Wide play. This mod aims to be minimal invasive! When playing wide you should experience no change in gameplay, at all. Disclaimer Most significant Changes and...

So I am a fairly experience player with around 200 h and a few Diety wins under my belt. From what I understand playing optimally would traditionally include settling as many cities as possible, and conquering everything. But I find offensive wars a bit tedious and it to be more enjoyable to...

Introduction: Hello :) My name is Peen and I've had the sudden urge to describe in detail my hopes and dreams for the future of this wonderful legacy of games i hold dear to me. It wont come as a surprise that I have spent a lot of time withering away...

I've looked through the forums, there appears to be contradictory advice. Assume Deity, Pangaea. Pantheon: 1) God of Commerce (because of early river city connections) EDIT: Less good after March 1 Beta Release. 2) God of War 3) Goddess of Protection Founder Belief: Many have suggested Hero...

So, with Mali announced, one of my thoughts was that this would be a civ which might want to work districts. Settling in the desert means you will have fewer good tiles to work around the city, yet the passive food income means you will be able to grow your city to a decent size anyway. This got...

Tall vs Wide has always been a great part of civ but civ 6 feels very wide focused even with the release of rise and fall. I think it would be a great change to reduce the effectiveness of inspirations for each city owned. My reasoning behind it is that production is mostly the way to get...

Hi everyone! I've played civ 6 just over 80 hours and I have wondered that if i settle more cities will it increase the amount of science and culture needed to research techs. I know in civ 5 thats how it worked, the more cities, the more science needed to research techs. I would also like to...

As you all probably know, back in Civ 5, there was a thing called "tall vs wide", and this does not seem to be the case anymore with Civ 6. Personally, I liked tall, for a few reasons: It let me build some spectacular cities It didn't force me to try and keep track of a vast empire I did not...