Guandao
Rajah of Minyue, Hlai and Langkasuka
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Civilization VII - Civ switching and age transitions
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I assume if you start in Exploration Age then you get to choose the Antiquity Age origin.
Guandao
Rajah of Minyue, Hlai and Langkasuka
I think Hatshepsut is Abbasids and Amina is Songhai.
Amina is Songhai.
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Ashoka is Chola I believe
So... why is there an Augustus on top of the Abbassids and on the unknown civ to the left?
Unlocked by him? Why are the Abbassids then not available
?I assume its there because Augustus can become them and Rome can't, but you still have to meet the unlock conditionsSo... why is there an Augustus on top of the Abbassids and on the unknown civ to the left?
Unlocked by him? Why are the Abbassids then not available
Boris Gudenuf
Deity
They both settled in Sicily?
My guess.. those are civs with picks that fit well with him gameplay wiseSo... why is there an Augustus on top of the Abbassids and on the unknown civ to the left?
Unlocked by him? Why are the Abbassids then not available
Historical pick, same as shown in the previous videos. A leader icon will be above the civs that match for historical reasons. Abbasids is a bit of a stretch for Augustus, but hey.So... why is there an Augustus on top of the Abbassids and on the unknown civ to the left?
Unlocked by him? Why are the Abbassids then not available
queenpea
Emperor
They kind of confirmed we aren’t getting Francia or the Gauls as they were explaining the “broad strokes” methodology which led them to establishing the Rome to Normans switch.
queenpea
Emperor
To me, it is unclear. I don’t think this was explained.
It's not something you select. I think it's just the visual information how you have unlocked this civ.
Ornen
King
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Have to admit I'm a little disappointed in what we've seen of the era switching so far. It all seems pretty low impact, without much room for things like revolutions or new civs spawning between eras.
Even the whole map expanding thing seems like any other continents game, except for it sorta rules out / complicates most non-continents map types.
Even the whole map expanding thing seems like any other continents game, except for it sorta rules out / complicates most non-continents map types.
I think it's like a checkbox on the prerequisites. Have at least 1 box checked to be able to play as that new civ. Maybe this list will be expanded e.g. "Play as [some leader]" or "Have 3 horse ressources"
Well we haven't seen the Crises, and we haven't seen what happens when you get very unhappy (which could happen during Crises... or at other times)
Seems like its designed that way since they want to keep cohesion between the eras despite the civ switching.
I do wonder what would happen if a leader was eliminated before the era switch. It might be interesting to let them come back as a new civ or have razed/cities lost in crisis become independent nations
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