Yep. It's finished.
Hopefully we'll get some bug squishing, but that's about it.
Welcome.I got the impression after that large wholesome FXS Reddit Thread that it seemed to be the end of post-launch content for Civ VI (sadly).
Also hi y'all, after lurking for sometime I've decided to pop in
I noticed there were so many things added to civ throughout NFP that it was hard to catch up on but now that civ 7 starts out, this would be like a pre-speculation for future discussion on new civ 7 threads like Thenewwwguy said.
I mean I don't have that much experience on suggesting new things to the developers, like creative stuff that folks like to suggest and in other places like youtube, reddit, etc. I've also seen other things that players from other places have accomplished that makes me think wow, this game isn't as easy as it looks and players make it look nice. I would usually think I could do this or I could do that when I watch but when I'm playing, that I could do this or that feeling is no longer there. I'm particularly happy with the developers because I feel that they have listened to some of my suggestions, too, like if I was playing civilization even when I don't have that much time as I used to. I appreciate it.
Let's go for a record, then.
I'll start: America will be in Civ 7 Vanilla.
I'll start: America will be in Civ 7 Vanilla.
Honestly, America will make it into the game no matter what, but if they introduce it in a big expansion pack, that would leave more room for more NA Civs that aren't post-colonial.And being a official member of unofficial Union of members against post colonial civilization (UMAPCC), I fully oppose it.
I don't mind post-colonial civs as long as we equally get enough native civs. That being said I do think that some are here to stay such as America and Brazil.
Which is unfortunate because of all the postcolonial civs we got stuck with, Australia has the least justification for its presence in the game. There's already an Anglophone postcolonial civ: the United States. We don't need a second one. (Or a quasi-third one, Canada--though if I have to pick between the two I still choose Canada, which at least has some more uniqueness to bring to the table...even if they chose not to
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Tell that to Amplitude too which has Americans and Australians in Humankind, but no Canadians.Which is unfortunate because of all the postcolonial civs we got stuck with, Australia has the least justification for its presence in the game. There's already an Anglophone postcolonial civ: the United States. We don't need a second one. (Or a quasi-third one, Canada--though if I have to pick between the two I still choose Canada, which at least has some more uniqueness to bring to the table...even if they chose not to
Plus if they get closer to 60 civs in Civ 7 still keeping it to these five would be fine.
Out of curiosity, what civ would you rather have in Australia? I personally have always felt there needs to be something in there. On my old CivV playthroughs, I typically played on Earth map and, having an empty continent where has historically lived people long before colonialism always seemed weird to me.Which is unfortunate because of all the postcolonial civs we got stuck with, Australia has the least justification for its presence in the game. There's already an Anglophone postcolonial civ: the United States. We don't need a second one. (Or a quasi-third one, Canada--though if I have to pick between the two I still choose Canada, which at least has some more uniqueness to bring to the table...even if they chose not to
I'll start: America will be in Civ 7 Vanilla.
Did you expect any profound or conspiratorial ideas? Not on my watch, lol.
