I'm quite excited with Greece (unless one of the remaining civs really blows me away, it should be the first one I try out). So I wanted to start examining the available info on the civics tree, which should be their bread-and-butter.
However, I find that the information available on Arioch's site is very difficult to digest. It is quite a pain to link the policy effects to the tree structure. And it is a lot worse than for the tech tree, because the policy icons in the civics tree are completely generic and provides no clue at all as to what they are.
So since I had a bit of spare time today, I took the image from Arioch's site and put in the info as tooltips that will appear when hovered. It includes all the data available in that site, which is up to the first layer of renaissance era. It is a quick-and-dirty hack, but it does the job and helps me quite a bit in examining the tree. So I figured I might as well share it here, in case someone else wants to do the same.
PS. it is provided as-is with no guarantee. It works for me on Chrome, I don't know if it works on any other browsers. I did a lot of copy and paste quickly, so it is very possible that I have made a mistake in there somewhere.
PPS. Arioch, I found a typo. Under Social Policies in http://well-of-souls.com/civ/civ6_civics.html , Scripture should be from Theology, not Ideology. And the value should be +100%, not +!00%.
However, I find that the information available on Arioch's site is very difficult to digest. It is quite a pain to link the policy effects to the tree structure. And it is a lot worse than for the tech tree, because the policy icons in the civics tree are completely generic and provides no clue at all as to what they are.
So since I had a bit of spare time today, I took the image from Arioch's site and put in the info as tooltips that will appear when hovered. It includes all the data available in that site, which is up to the first layer of renaissance era. It is a quick-and-dirty hack, but it does the job and helps me quite a bit in examining the tree. So I figured I might as well share it here, in case someone else wants to do the same.
PS. it is provided as-is with no guarantee. It works for me on Chrome, I don't know if it works on any other browsers. I did a lot of copy and paste quickly, so it is very possible that I have made a mistake in there somewhere.
PPS. Arioch, I found a typo. Under Social Policies in http://well-of-souls.com/civ/civ6_civics.html , Scripture should be from Theology, not Ideology. And the value should be +100%, not +!00%.