Civ VI Funny/Strange Screenshots

[Boris Gudenuf]

Well, that's one way to effect mass baptisms.

Baptism, Drowning - the difference appears to be one of Belief . . .

 

[Linklite]

Baptism, Drowning - the difference appears to be one of Belief . . .

Or of dedication.

 

[Jeppetto]

You've heard of the underground railroad, now it's time for the underwater railroad.

Not sure if this has been posted before, but it's the first time I've seen this. Actually I don't even recall seeing this natural wonder in my games, certainly not one in my territory. I rarely if ever have a natural wonder anywhere in my territory. I always seemed to get screwed on those. Just too bad the city governor insists on working that tile when I'm a size 1 city with 0 growth.

I normally build railroads any place I have a road, so it's just chance that my trade route happened to go through this.

Immortality Express

 

[tedhebert]

Yeah.... NO ! ;-)

Might have tried if not for the bad desert settling tiles ;-(

 

[Saxo Grammaticus]

Hey...coastal bias!

 

[Naokaukodem]

I would have tried it, the AI would have had 100 more techs than me, and I would have rage-quitted.

 

[Knightfall]

Obvious comedy value aside, I always kind of felt that the devs should have treated "impossible starts" like that as a bug and tried to prevent them from occuring.

 

[PiR]

If units were able to swim within their own borders, many impossible starts would be fixed.

 

[Boris Gudenuf]

If units were able to swim within their own borders, many impossible starts would be fixed.

Given that people and their animals up to and including cattle, sheep and goats reached Cyprus, Crete and the Aegean Islands before 6000 BCE, or 2000 years before the nominal Start of Game, coastal travel by Civilian Units and Scouts should be possible from the start if the game were really any kind of 'historical' 4X . . .

 

[Leyrann]

Just planning out my England game where I just found Auckland...

EDIT: I just realized, with the rule where minimal city distance is one less if the cities aren't on the same landmass, that island can also hold a city...

 

[Leyrann]

So, yeah. You see that 100 science per turn?

70 of that is from my golden age dedication. In one click from falling behind to easily outpacing every AI.

 

[Leyrann]

Just planning out my England game where I just found Auckland...

EDIT: I just realized, with the rule where minimal city distance is one less if the cities aren't on the same landmass, that island can also hold a city...
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Update:

I also want to point out my gold per turn; game age is Renaissance, I myself am only slightly head of the curve in terms of science and culture. There are four Trade city states in this game. And yes, I am straight up doubling RND and Commercial Hub in most of my cities. Let's see if I can hit 10k gold per turn in the lategame. Banks give a completely bonkers 22 gold per turn (might've been 21 without my balance mod, not that it matters much...).

(oh yeah and Auckland is temporarily occupied... alliance is about to run out and then I'm going to have some fun with my navy)

EDIT: Kilwa pushing me to 1500 gpt two turns later.

 

[SammyKhalifa]

The skiiers' lawyers would like a word with whoever okayed that wall there . . .

 

[Vandlys]

The skiiers' lawyers would like a word with whoever okayed that wall there . . .

I hate to break it to the lawyers but I think the wall was there first...

 

[Leyrann]

Okay this gold generation is starting to get silly.

I don't even have Seaports unlocked yet.

 

[Codeword Iroquois]

The skiiers' lawyers would like a word with whoever okayed that wall there . . .

Theoretically, one could use the wall as part of a ski hill...

 

[kaspergm]

The skiiers' lawyers would like a word with whoever okayed that wall there . . .

On a side note, I have to compliment you on your planning of that Great Wall segment along the nothern border, there's nothing more satisfying than putting down those long uninterrupted segments when playing China.

 

[Leyrann]

Have some yield porn.

(also note where my gold per turn is at right now)

As a bonus, here's my Petra city:

 

[Leyrann]

"A strong military is highly recommended."

Me: But what if I just never boost Mercenaries?

 

[Leyrann]

Explain yourself, Gorgo!

>Find Torres Del Paine
>Settle it
>Build Preserve
>Add farms around it
>???

(on an unrelated note, timing 4 heroes, your unique Heavy Cav unit and your Crusade religion for an invasion is uh... a little broken)