Civilization VI announced

[sukritact]

It's a charming endless cycle of design.

It'd be fun, but it also sounds like a nightmare in terms of compatibility issues :/

I'm sorta hoping the UA is drawn randomly from a pool per game, sorta like how Mercantile CS resources work now, if only for the ease of adding and modifying CSs.

(also, I hadn't realized this thread existed, looks like I'll have a lot of catching up to do )

 

[DoctorMcGann]

It'd be fun, but it also sounds like a nightmare in terms of compatibility issues :/

I'm sorta hoping the UA is drawn randomly from a pool per game, sorta like how Mercantile CS resources work now, if only for the ease of adding and modifying CSs.

(also, I hadn't realized this thread existed, looks like I'll have a lot of catching up to do )

It looks like they're relevant to the actual city state in question; Jerusalem's effect of acting like a holy city is for instance very accurate.

 

[Firebug]

and Zanzibar gives cloves and something else, that i can't remember.

 

[COF]

and Zanzibar gives cloves and something else, that i can't remember.

Cinnamon I believe

 

[sss64sss]

So sorry to bump, but Civ 6 was at E3, and there's more gameplay footage.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDcUj8PrMh8

I noticed that the Mont St. Michel and Mahabodhi Temple were listed as buildable wonders, as was the Colosseum and the Venetian Arsenal.

 

[JFD]

Most of the discussion on Civ VI has moved here, in case you missed it.

 

[sss64sss]

I...feel a bit dumb now. I didn't even notice it was added. Ah well.

 

[Rob (R8XFT)]

There is a Civ 6 forum, I think, but this is a good spot to discuss the impact on Civ 5 Modding, or potential hurdles to porting things to Civ 6...

Moderator Action: There's also a Civ 6 modding forum and THAT'S the spot to discuss the impact on Civ 5 Modding etc. I'll close this thread in the meantime.