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[8housesofelixir]

Exploration.

The Iranian roster is really getting interesting here (as there is now a possibility of Sasanians facing the Abbasids and the Ottomans in the same Age - which I am not really a fan of).

 

[Rac]

The Iranian roster is really getting interesting here (as there is now a possibility of Sasanians facing the Abbasids and the Ottomans in the same Age - which I am not really a fan of).

We have quite full line in exploration:
Byzantines & Sassanians > Rashidun > Umayyads > Abbasids (playable) > Seljuks & Khwarazmians > Mongols (playable) > Ottomans
We are missing just the Ayyubids, Mameluks and Safavids here pratically (maybe Buyids too if you want to be really pedantic)

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Huh, Mexica, not Aztecs is choice indeed

 

[Rac]

Well, what a day huh? So the updates;
First the pedantic ones: the names Civ7 uses for the peoples of Chan Chan and Istakhr are actually Chimú and Sassanian respectively instead of Chimor and Sassanid...
Now the new things:
Tenochtitlan of the Mexica People (Exploration)
Kumasi of the Ashanti People (Modern)
Muscat of the Omani People (Modern)
Lisbon of the Portuguese People? (Modern)
Aaní of the Tlingit People? (Modern)
Manhattan Project Wonder (Modern)
Bermuda Triangle Natural Wonder (free post-launch update)
Mount Everest Natural Wonder (free post-launch update)

Pinging @bite again here, beyond this there the leaked stulff from Right to Rule Pack that is everywhere on the forum that you gonna need to update

 

[The_J]

Thanks for keeping this updated .
I think it could be better to separate the DLC leaders and civs from the rest maybe .

 

[Ryansinbela]

When did the Emile Bell change names

 

[Rac]

When did the Emile Bell change names

We didn't see how that wonder is named in the English loc., at least if that happened I'm not aware of. But I did saw it in, I think it was Spanish? I'm not sure now because that was a while back, that name used there was "Bell of Seongdeok" when translated

 

[ehecatzin]

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Could it be? I can finally start refering to the Aztecs by the proper name Mexica, and people will get what I'm talking about? It's really giving me hope that when we get the Mexica, It will be a properly researched civ and not just "here take a ballcourt"

 

[Eagle Pursuit]

We didn't see how that wonder is named in the English loc., at least if that happened I'm not aware of. But I did saw it in, I think it was Spanish? I'm not sure now because that was a while back, that name used there was "Bell of Seongdeok" when translated

Here you go

 

[Alexander's Hetaroi]

Could it be? I can finally start refering to the Aztecs by the proper name Mexica, and people will get what I'm talking about? It's really giving me hope that when we get the Mexica, It will be a properly researched civ and not just "here take a ballcourt"

Well, the Maya already have a ballcourt, so you're halfway there.

 

[gdr_willter]

We didn't see how that wonder is named in the English loc., at least if that happened I'm not aware of. But I did saw it in, I think it was Spanish? I'm not sure now because that was a while back, that name used there was "Bell of Seongdeok" when translated

Historical note: "Emile Bell" is a nickname of the Bell. Its original name is "Seongdeok Daewang Sinjong", "The Temple Bell of Seongdeok The Great".

 

[ehecatzin]

Well, the Maya already have a ballcourt, so you're halfway there.

hahaha touche, poor ballcourt just gets pinponged between Maya and Aztecs. I wish they just made whatever arena district art they get ballcourt shaped instead.
OR
make Chichen Itza's great ballcourt a wonder....just throwing that out there Firaxis, just google it look at the size of that thing.

 

[KKSSep]

Economic IP in the Exploration Age
Mamallapuram, seems to lead by the Pallava people (?).

 

[gdr_willter]

Economic IP in the Exploration Age
Mamallapuram, seems to lead by the Pallava people (?).
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It is Mahabalipuram.

 

[Alexander's Hetaroi]

hahaha touche, poor ballcourt just gets pinponged between Maya and Aztecs. I wish they just made whatever arena district art they get ballcourt shaped instead.
OR
make Chichen Itza's great ballcourt a wonder....just throwing that out there Firaxis, just google it look at the size of that thing.

I'm pretty sure there wonder or palace, or both, also had a ballcourt. At least that leaves the Chinampas as an option for the Aztecs in this game.

 

[Nic@Melbourne]

Not mad but the Southern Hemisphere is very under represented in this game.
Inca only. With Buganda and Majapahit on the border.

 

[Giskler]

Well, what a day huh? So the updates;
First the pedantic ones: the names Civ7 uses for the peoples of Chan Chan and Istakhr are actually Chimú and Sassanian respectively instead of Chimor and Sassanid...
Now the new things:
Tenochtitlan of the Mexica People (Exploration)
Kumasi of the Ashanti People (Modern)
Muscat of the Omani People (Modern)
Lisbon of the Portuguese People? (Modern)
Aaní of the Tlingit People? (Modern)
Manhattan Project Wonder (Modern)
Bermuda Triangle Natural Wonder (free post-launch update)
Mount Everest Natural Wonder (free post-launch update)

Pinging @bite again here, beyond this there the leaked stulff from Right to Rule Pack that is everywhere on the forum that you gonna need to update

We also saw Kabul.

 

[Evolena]

We also saw Kabul.

Which might have been a Mughal-founded city (Lahore too).

 

[Eagle Pursuit]

Which might have been a Mughal-founded city (Lahore too).

It seems likely to me. Lahore was a major Mughal city and Kabul was the empire's first capital before expanding into the Indian subcontinent.

 

[Krikkit1]

Not mad but the Southern Hemisphere is very under represented in this game.
Inca only. With Buganda and Majapahit on the border.

Well you can partially blame the Globe for that

Southern hemisphere land (not counting Antarctica with no humans) 34 mill km2
Northern hemisphere land 102 mill km2

So you'd expect no more than 25% from the Southern hemisphere anyways

And since most of it was varying degrees of disconnected from the rest of the world (South America only connected to the Americas, Australia with little contact and Southern Africa separated just by distance)... they didn't get remembered as much

 

[Seek]

Well you can partially blame the Globe for that

Southern hemisphere land (not counting Antarctica with no humans) 34 mill km2
Northern hemisphere land 102 mill km2

So you'd expect no more than 25% from the Southern hemisphere anyways

And since most of it was varying degrees of disconnected from the rest of the world (South America only connected to the Americas, Australia with little contact and Southern Africa separated just by distance)... they didn't get remembered as much

Additionally, according to Wikipedia only 10% of the population lives in the southern hemisphere.

That being said I would still like more representation there as well!