Civilization VII - Gameplay Trailer/Showcase - Misc. Screenshots & Tooltips

[Giskler]

Commander upgrades.

 

[moysturfurmer]

The resource screen has a “show factories” filter. Could imply resource production/corporations in later ages

 

[Giskler]

Adjacency bonuses are back. From the looks of it the culture bonus is from a mountain.

 

[Eagle Pursuit]

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Adjacency bonuses are back. From the looks of it the culture bonus is from a mountain.

Yep. It's on buildings now, instead of districts

 

[Trav'ling Canuck]

Yes. It's also interesting that you are limited to 1 trade route per civ.

At least in Age 1, at the beginning. I expect there are ways to increase this.

 

[Lonecat Nekophrodite]

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Units.

No more silly 'Melee' and 'Anticavalry' class. THIS IS D A M N Goooooooooooood

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Resources.

All three resource icons shown here are reused from Civ 6. Camels are a new addition, yet there should be a new unit in Era 2 (Dromedary)

 

[greenOak]

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Units.

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This is what the Nagarika looks like.

Nagarika is absolutely bonkers, so bonkers that I can't imagine it being released like this. The unit appears to be strictly better than a settler at 40% of the regular cost lol.

 

[moysturfurmer]

Nagarika is absolutely bonkers, so bonkers that I can't imagine it being released like this. The unit appears to be strictly better than a settler at 40% of the regular cost lol.

i mean, better and cheaper than a settler, but you can’t just spam them indefinitely. You’re still limited by the settlement cap

 

[greenOak]

i mean, better and cheaper than a settler, but you can’t just spam them indefinitely. You’re still limited by the settlement cap

You save 60 hammers for every settler you produce which is huge in the early game and huge for snowballing. While another civ produces a settler, you could produce a settler, a granary, and a slinger/warrior. Or you could just produce two settlers and a slinger/warrior and have two settlements providing you with yields before your opponent even gets one.

 

[Lonecat Nekophrodite]

i mean, better and cheaper than a settler, but you can’t just spam them indefinitely. You’re still limited by the settlement cap

Settlement cap. Confirmed huh?

 

[Evolena]

Soft cap (growing penalty to happiness)

 

[chaosprophet]

At least in Age 1, at the beginning. I expect there are ways to increase this.

From what was said before, there is one with each empire. To get more, you need to improve your relationship with the empire.

 

[Eagle Pursuit]

You save 60 hammers for every settler you produce which is huge in the early game and huge for snowballing. While another civ produces a settler, you could produce a settler, a granary, and a slinger/warrior. Or you could just produce two settlers and a slinger/warrior and have two settlements providing you with yields before your opponent even gets one.

And if you take the Pantheon that makes Settlers even cheaper...