Don’t see why…depending on what era you start in your starting civ location depends on your civ.After a while on VI I played exclusively on @Gedemon TSL map.
Any thoughts on how hard it will be or long it will take from what you have seen so far?
I imagine it is a ton of work?
Could use leader birthplace as the TSL, not the Civs.Don’t see why…depending on what era you start in your starting civ location depends on your civ.
They may need to modify the Bering Strait to be deep ocean, but otherwise it should be fine. (depending on how they assign start locations in a regular map)
That would be an interesting variation (civ TSL v Leader TSLCould use leader birthplace as the TSL, not the Civs.
After a while on VI I played exclusively on @Gedemon TSL map.
Any thoughts on how hard it will be or long it will take from what you have seen so far?
I imagine it is a ton of work?
This, I think, will be the major problem with TSL in Civ VII, rather than considerations of Civ and Leader availability.TSL on vanilla Civ VII is going to be awful.
First of all - civ switching means TSL basically matter only in the ancient era. After that - welcome, Nilotic Mongolia!
And second thing - cities in Civ VII look massive. It seems there will be no restriction on districts and that means ancient megapolises of the size of entire Italy or France, not to mention one-tile wonders as big as mountains with little space left to place them.
Such sprawling cities look okay on random maps, or very small scale ones. Even on Gigantic Earth ones they start to look odd. Entire France occupied by Paris. Houses from English Channel to the Pyrenees and Alps. "City" wall the size of the Great Wall of China, Pyramids the size of Mt. Blanc. Eiffel Tower built in Switzerland, because there was the closest free hex.
Yeah... only 10 civs and civ switching kind of torpedoes TSL. In addition to whatever kind of map roadblocks they've put in.TSL on vanilla Civ VII is going to be awful.
First of all - civ switching means TSL basically matter only in the ancient era. After that - welcome, Nilotic Mongolia!
And second thing - cities in Civ VII look massive. It seems there will be no restriction on districts and that means ancient megapolises of the size of entire Italy or France, not to mention one-tile wonders as big as mountains with little space left to place them.
Such sprawling cities look okay on random maps, or very small scale ones. Even on Gigantic Earth ones they start to look odd. Entire France occupied by Paris. Houses from English Channel to the Pyrenees and Alps. "City" wall the size of the Great Wall of China, Pyramids the size of Mt. Blanc. Eiffel Tower built in Switzerland, because there was the closest free hex.