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[chaosprophet]

We were all wrong and IP stands actually to Infinite Powers. There are so many in the game... Albeit I guess with different ones for each age, and with they doubling as barbarian camps, there is likely a lot more per run than there was city states in 6.

 

[Lord Lakely]

Retroactively, it isn't that odd to see more independent powers. The Suzerain bonuses are chosen for them by the player, meaning that any IP can give any Suzerain bonus, which are less grounded in their history.

So yeah, you can have significantly more IPs, but every IP is more or less equal.

 

[Nikolai II]

Retroactively, it isn't that odd to see more independent powers. The Suzerain bonuses are chosen for them by the player, meaning that any IP can give any Suzerain bonuses, and are less grounded in their history.

So yeah, you can have significantly more IPs, but every IP is more or less equal.

There are still types of IPs/CSes as I understand it though.

 

[Lord Lakely]

There are still types of IPs/CSes as I understand it though.

Yes, but there's no real distinction between IPs of the same type.

 

[Nikolai II]

Yes, but there's no real distinction between IPs of the same type.

That seems true.

 

[pokiehl]

We were all wrong and IP stands actually to Infinite Powers. There are so many in the game... Albeit I guess with different ones for each age, and with they doubling as barbarian camps, there is likely a lot more per run than there was city states in 6.

Indeed. Andrew Johnson said there may be 100 per age!

 

[thecrazyscot]

Indeed. Andrew Johnson said there may be 100 per age!

How fantastic!

 

[unfairlane]

Wow what an amputated world, major civs just does not exist while..

 

[Rac]

Ok a really tiny update: turns out the Champa IP are actually called the Cham, and their settlement is... The whole Champa kingdom? I mean is not like we don't know specific city names of them so that's odd

 

[Eagle Pursuit]

Ok a really tiny update: turns out the Champa IP are actually called the Cham, and their settlement is... The whole Champa kingdom? I mean is not like we don't know specific city names of them so that's odd
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Not unprecedented. The Gothic city-state is Gotthiuda, literally the Gothic People. It becomes redundant in the contextual statement.

 

[TheGhostEnthusiast]

Youtuber One More Turn's "Breaking Civilization VII With Absurd Stacking Bonuses" reveals that Himiko's home nation is here in Antiquity, just not as a full civ.

 

[lo24681]

waiting for the inevitable British IP in Modern Era.

 

[Giskler]

Not sure if these have been seen before:

 

[Zaarin]

Is Hamadān Exploration? Otherwise seems strange not to have it on Persia's city list (unless it's called Ecbatana/Agbatana or Ctesiphon there).

 

[Alexander's Hetaroi]

Is Hamadān Exploration? Otherwise seems strange not to have it on Persia's city list (unless it's called Ecbatana/Agbatana or Ctesiphon there).

Wasn't it founded by the Medes? So it could be Hamadan of the Medes. I think I remember hearing that the Sassanids are also an Exploration IP, so maybe this could be their city as well.

 

[Giskler]

Is Hamadān Exploration? Otherwise seems strange not to have it on Persia's city list (unless it's called Ecbatana/Agbatana or Ctesiphon there).

These are all from an Exploration age video.

 

[Zaarin]

Sassanids are also an Exploration IP

Ah, good, then the devs are thinking in the right direction.

 

[Evolena]

Is Hamadān Exploration? Otherwise seems strange not to have it on Persia's city list (unless it's called Ecbatana/Agbatana or Ctesiphon there).

Hamadan is in fact an Abbasid town taken over by the Vatican City nearby.

 

[Xandinho]

I think it's great that independent peoples can conquer one another and form micro-empires, but it's quite frustrating that they disappear when the age changes.

 

[Giskler]