Civ VI Funny/Strange Screenshots

[Basajaun]

Its 1762 AD, everybody is in the industrial era. According to their civic progress they should already be using at least medieval govs. Why do they do thisss Maya are even ahead of France, but they vote for a previous era gov than they do.

Gov vote

• Basajaun
• Jun 24, 2020

 

[Jeppetto]

They got confused which game they are playing and thought they are voting for the Ideology from Civ 5

 

[Jkchart]

It's over Anakin, I have the high ground (I thought the way my spec ops was standing on this Cahokia mound was kind of cool)


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Mansa Musa built a mildly useful Golden Gate Bridge and has nearly finished a mildly useful Panama canal which is some kind of AI miracleView attachment 556868

The second part here made me laugh far harder than I should have.

 

[Arithmion]

Spoiler :

Sir, let's make a beeline for the plethora of riches on that land bridge!
Good idea. Take the scenic route.
What?
You know, trek past some foxes, rainforests, take a boat trip...
But I don't think we have boats ye-
The. Scenic. Route.

 

[Zaarin]

Civ6's pathfinding when there's unknown territory nearby certainly is...special.

 

[BenitoChavez]

There must be a unit in the fog of war that is blocking the way. Perhaps on the tile just to the southeast of the silver.

 

[trev1972]

The hardiest, oiliest grapes in history?

 

[Arithmion]

There must be a unit in the fog of war that is blocking the way. Perhaps on the tile just to the southeast of the silver.

I don't... think so, because it let me right click to send the settler to that hex you mentioned. But you could be right. Saladin had a scout sniffing around there a few turns earlier.

 

[Zaarin]

The hardiest, oiliest grapes in history?

Château Pétrol has an elegantly robust mouthfeel with a foxy aroma and tasting notes of spruce, dinosaur, and despair. It pairs nicely with seafood.

 

[SAW]

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• SAW
• Jun 25, 2020

 

[MrRadar]

Château Pétrol has an elegantly robust mouthfeel with a foxy aroma and tasting notes of spruce, dinosaur, and despair. It pairs nicely with seafood.

...also, in times of real need and despair, a box of six bottles will take your 4X an extra hundred of miles

 

[trev1972]

I have never, ever seen so much wildlife before in my civ 6 gaming

 

[Zaarin]

That'd be a lovely city for the Temple of Artemis...

 

[Morningcalm]

The hardiest, oiliest grapes in history?
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Kudos on the "Animal Breakfast" rock band name!

 

[Builderphile]

I have never, ever seen so much wildlife before in my civ 6 gaming

Chopping heaven!

 

[UWHabs]

That'd be a lovely city for the Temple of Artemis...

Yeah, TOA + Goddess of the Hunt, and that city's going to be size 15 putting out 50 production by the end of the classic era.

 

[Boris Gudenuf]

I have never, ever seen so much wildlife before in my civ 6 gaming

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Now this is what happens when the forest gets chopped or burned down, and regrows as second growth timber full of underbrush - the deer population explodes!
When I was growing up in central Pennsylvania it was pointed out frequently by Game Biologists that the reason the state had up to 4 different Deer Hunting seasons every year (regular, Buck-only, black powder, bow and arrow) was that so many farms had been abandoned as non-competitive, so that a huge percentage of the old farmland and turned into second growth timberland that were near-perfect food sources for the deer.

Now that we have Chopping and 'wildfires' in the game . . .

 

[trev1972]

Yeah, TOA + Goddess of the Hunt, and that city's going to be size 15 putting out 50 production by the end of the classic era.

Yup i did indeed build TOA, there were actually more deer when i settled, its very odd...

 

[kaspergm]

Yup i did indeed build TOA, there were actually more deer when i settled, its very odd...

Did you by chance select legendary start without noticing?

 

[trev1972]

Did you by chance select legendary start without noticing?

No, but i do have abundant resources on