pre-release info Civilization VII - Content Spreadsheet Thread - Civ overview!

[Siptah]

Still waiting for the London of the British People City State in the modern Age...

 

[Inotrobot]

Okay, a new thread to archive the content spreadsheet updates + a world map for visualization.

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This thread helps me so much

 

[thecrazyscot]

Sheesh, look at these huge areas with no representation. Clearly the current approach to who gets included is myopic, at best.

 

[Eagle Pursuit]

I would laugh if there's a McMurdo Ice Station Independent People in the Modern Age

 

[Giskler]

Found this in a Korean video. The transliteration is Tongcheong, it's in Antiquity.

 

[gdr_willter]

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Found this in a Korean video. The transliteration is Tongcheong, it's in Antiquity.

No, it's Rungcheong - which means Longcheng. You misread 룽 to 통.

 

[Giskler]

Nijmi - Kanem people in Exploration age confirmed.

 

[Giskler]

喀斯 (Kāsī) is the Chinese transliteration of Kasos. Exploration age.

 

[Rac]

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喀斯 (Kāsī) is the Chinese transliteration of Kasos. Exploration age.

Kasos in Exploration huh? Who could it be specifically?

Sheesh, look at these huge areas with no representation. Clearly the current approach to who gets included is myopic, at best.

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Yeah, there's some suspicious "holes" in the map considering IP's, all of non-Andine South America, the Artic and Siberia, Congo Basin and Kalahari Desert... Also no major Chinese dynasties showed up yet... Maybe it's just a luck problem that they didn't spawn in any review we got?

 

[Alexander's Hetaroi]

Kasos in Exploration huh? Who could it be specifically?

If we are talking about the Greek island maybe of the Knights Hospitaller?
The only other reasonable choices would be Venice or the Ottomans, but they are already in.

 

[Siptah]

Are we sure it has to be the island of Kasos? That "Kasi" can't be Kashi, i.e., Varanasi?

Or a greek city that was captured by a CS?

 

[Alexander's Hetaroi]

Are we sure it has to be the island of Kasos? That "Kasi" can't be Kashi, i.e., Varanasi?

Or a greek city that was captured by a CS?

They said it's in the Exploration Age, so it couldn't have been Greek. The Kingdom of Kashi would probably be Antiquity too.

 

[Zaarin]

They said it's in the Exploration Age, so it couldn't have been Greek.

Settlements unless you change the capital keep their names so it could have been a Greek > [Exploration Age civ] settlement.

 

[Siptah]

They said it's in the Exploration Age, so it couldn't have been Greek.

A city founded in Antiquity by Greece and conquered in Exploration by a CS. That's what I meant. Am I missing something and this isn't possible?

The Kingdom of Kashi would probably be Antiquity too.

Yeah, right. I misremembered when it was a thing.

 

[Rac]

Are we sure it has to be the island of Kasos? That "Kasi" can't be Kashi, i.e., Varanasi?

Or a greek city that was captured by a CS?

It isn't a captured city, it has the mercantile icon the UI, but yes the translation may be off too

 

[Siptah]

It isn't a captured city, it has the mercantile icon the UI, but yes the translation may be off too

Thanks! I wasn't aware that captured cities don't get this icon. Has some sense to it though.

 

[KKSSep]

Kasos in Exploration huh? Who could it be specifically?

Yeah, there's some suspicious "holes" in the map considering IP's, all of non-Andine South America, the Artic and Siberia, Congo Basin and Kalahari Desert... Also no major Chinese dynasties showed up yet... Maybe it's just a luck problem that they didn't spawn in any review we got?

They said it's in the Exploration Age, so it couldn't have been Greek. The Kingdom of Kashi would probably be Antiquity too.

The Kasos Island in the Mediterranean Sea is more likely to written in form of “卡索斯” instead of “喀斯”. I would like to say that it’s a translation of the place name “Cass”, which refers to multiple different places, and I suggest that it’s either the Fort Cass for Cherokee people or Cass County, MO for Dhegilha people.

 

[TheGhostEnthusiast]

The Kasos Island in the Mediterranean Sea is more likely to written in form of “卡索斯” instead of “喀斯”. I would like to say that it’s a translation of the place name “Cass”, which refers to multiple different places, and I suggest that it’s either the Fort Cass for Cherokee people or Cass County, MO for Dhegilha people.

I sure hope it's not Fort Cass for Exploration Cherokee, that was an American embassy to them that was later transformed into an internment camp, far from their own settlement. A Modern Age New Echota would be infinitely preferable; I really don't hope that the Shawnee Age precedent will extend to all Native IPs...

 

[j51]

I sure hope it's not Fort Cass for Exploration Cherokee, that was an American embassy to them that was later transformed into an internment camp, far from their own settlement. A Modern Age New Echota would be infinitely preferable; I really don't hope that the Shawnee Age precedent will extend to all Native IPs...

Seconding modern age New Echota.

 

[KKSSep]

I sure hope it's not Fort Cass for Exploration Cherokee, that was an American embassy to them that was later transformed into an internment camp, far from their own settlement. A Modern Age New Echota would be infinitely preferable; I really don't hope that the Shawnee Age precedent will extend to all Native IPs...

I’m hoping that too, especially because the etymology of this name… Something I found interesting is that Slovak city Kosice, in a certain historical period, had named “Kassa”, which adding its possibility.