I wonder if it's a secret leader that everyone can get, as a little celebration of the end of Civ 6. Julius Caesar was for if you linked accounts, and the leader pass if you owned everything already. Maybe they'll throw out a bonus leader (or two!) as a little thank you.
So LPJ wasn't Julius Caesar?
Lyndon P. Johnson, the Lyndon B. Johnson's more popular cousin.So LPJ wasn't Julius Caesar?
Pink was also the color used to represent the British Empire on maps. BART=Builders and Art/Architecture?
Or you could finally get your James VI of England and Scotland.Lyndon P. Johnson, the Lyndon B. Johnson's more popular cousin.
Is there one last leader deeply asked by the fanbase that isn't in the game yet?
A triple threat: Napoleon, Bismarck, and not-Kristina.
Anything but Napoléon? "Philippe Pétain leads France in Sid Meier's Civilization VI."
I don't think I need to add that I am, nevertheless, firmly Team No Napoléon.
You mean Maria Theresa, Hannibal, and Isabella?
Or Jeanne D'Arc because why give France a male leader?
She's far too obvious to lead France in Civ6. "Mary, Queen of Scots leads France and Scotland!"Or Jeanne D'Arc because why give France a male leader?
You mean: completely-normal-sized-for-his-time-period-and-region Bonaparte? He's a little sensitive about his size!
The craziest thing is I wouldn't really be mad at it. Mainly because Scotland needs a new leader and the fact that she could be a leader instead of, or against, her mother-in law.She's far too obvious to lead France in Civ6. "Mary, Queen of Scots leads France and Scotland!"
Like Kublai instead of or against his grandfather...whom he looks older than.The craziest thing is I wouldn't really be mad at it. Mainly because Scotland needs a new leader and the fact that she could be a leader instead of, or against, her mother-in law.
On the one hand, please no. On the other hand, all the hate piled onto her since the Revolution is completely unfair. (But still please no.)
