Civ VI Funny/Strange Screenshots

[SammyKhalifa]

I did the Inca sanctuary thing

 

[Duke William of Normandy]

I did the Inca sanctuary thing

Oh, that is yummy... Just look at all the Yields!

 

[Alexander's Hetaroi]

I did the Inca sanctuary thing

Since it takes me forever to play a game I'm going to wait until March update to play as the Inca next and try this.
I didn't get a chance to build a preserve when playing as Vietnam.

 

[fy00sh]

I did the Inca sanctuary thing

hoo boy thats a lotta yields! good to know tho that qhapaq nans count as a tile being improved. would be cool it it didn't count that way, after all roads on nonmountain tiles don't count against it being improved, but programmingwise makes sense

 

[SammyKhalifa]

hoo boy thats a lotta yields! good to know tho that qhapaq nans count as a tile being improved. would be cool it it didn't count that way, after all roads on nonmountain tiles don't count against it being improved, but programmingwise makes sense

. . . and you can't remove them. :/

 

[Alexander's Hetaroi]

. . . and you can't remove them. :/

Thanks for being the sacrificial lamb. Now I know ahead of time.

 

[Starina]

I did the Inca sanctuary thing

Which map script?

 

[SammyKhalifa]

Which map script?

It was actually just standard continents with standard settings. I just happened to rng into a narrow East-West Mountain chain across the center of my landmass.

 

[kaspergm]

I did the Inca sanctuary thing

It's ... beautiful ...

 

[SammyKhalifa]

Thanks for being the sacrificial lamb. Now I know ahead of time.

Luckily that tunnel was extremely useful, getting units many tiles across my starting empire to get those cities out before Poland took MY mountains. I don't think I've had them be so useful in an Inca game before. Like I said, the Mountains practically blocked the top half of my continent from the bottom. I think i'd build it again even if it marred the beautiful screenshot.

 

[Duke William of Normandy]

Luckily that tunnel was extremely useful, getting units many tiles across my starting empire to get those cities out before Poland took MY mountains. I don't think I've had them be so useful in an Inca game before. Like I said, the Mountains practically blocked the top half of my continent from the bottom. I think i'd build it again even if it marred the beautiful screenshot.

One Tile sacrifice to give us this masterpiece... It was worth it, I say.

 

[Disgustipated]

You should be able to collapse tunnels. Although I suppose with the Inca it's a mountain path. In that case, destroy the path.

 

[Chefofrats]

Sinbad enjoying many turns of the quiet life on a quaint lake, no Roc birds, Jinn or heathen pirates in sight.
You could argue the Cree are waiting to recapture Pihwhatever with Sinbad once it turns, but having seen Cyrus sail his Sinbad back and forth across the same 7 tiles of open ocean for the whole duration of his lifespan in my previous game, I highly doubt a rational explanation. This would only be funnier if this were a single tile lake with Huitzliwhatever.

 

[Duke William of Normandy]

Sinbad enjoying many turns of the quiet life on a quaint lake, no Roc birds, Jinn or heathen pirates in sight.
You could argue the Cree are waiting to recapture Pihwhatever with Sinbad once it turns, but having seen Cyrus sail his Sinbad back and forth across the same 7 tiles of open ocean for the whole duration of his lifespan in my previous game, I highly doubt a rational explanation. This would only be funnier if this were a single tile lake with Huitzliwhatever.

Or maybe they're waiting to settle a Coastal City so that they can give Sinbad meaning in life.

 

[Time Tested]

You should be able to collapse tunnels.

This seems like a miss, especially considering how effective tunnels are during a war. Collapsing or pillaging a tunnel would be a fun strategic decision to make.

 

[PiR]

This seems like a miss, especially considering how effective tunnels are during a war. Collapsing or pillaging a tunnel would be a fun strategic decision to make.

100% agree. Just make sure the AI can do it appropriately if it's implemented. That's the hard part of the work.

 

[Lord Lakely]

got some nice breathtaking jungle tiles from my preserve city. Enjoy, and also the Mausoleum/Golden Gate city, featuring a Seaside Resort that gives +12 Tourism per turn. )

 

[Lord Lakely]

Nkisi at work.

Such an overrated ability.

 

[tedhebert]

As a Kongo uninterested, you've spiked my interest. Played him only once when Civ6 came out, must admit to being completely beffuddled by that civ back then... Think I'd enjoy it more now...

 

[Lord Lakely]

You really need to go as wide as possible and like... save the faith you have. Each time a Great Artist who produces sculptures comes on, buy them. I managed to get 3/4 of them. (I only missed Donatello because I set up my Theatre Squares too late).

Maximize slots by having Mont St. Michel, St Basil's Cathedral and National History Museum. (that + the palace => a whopping FIFTEEN slots for relics) Hermitage is a handy spot to dump your Great works of Music until you can spam broadcast towers everywhere, or to stack your sculptures because 75% of your museums will be Arcaeological museums. Mont St. Michel also helps you acquire more relics because you'll be swimming in apostles. Suicide those against opposing apostles for a relic bonanza. Use your gold to buy the sculptures, artifacts and relics you've missed (building Comm Hubs is recommended because you get extra Merchant points).

Archaeology is also important so I would recommend befriending everyone, getting open borders and sending out streams of Archaeologists once the dig sites are unlocked.

Oddly enough I won Diplo lmfao. That stupid victory condition blocking what would've been a glorious culture win </3