Design your own Civ VI civ

[krmarci]

My ideas for Hungarian alternate leaders - I would appreciate some feedback!





Matthias' Conqueror persona is currently in the game. Maria Theresa and Franz Joseph could work as joint leaders with an Austria civ.

 

[Patine]

My ideas for Hungarian alternate leaders - I would appreciate some feedback!





Matthias' Conqueror persona is currently in the game. Maria Theresa and Franz Joseph could work as joint leaders with an Austria civ.

I think Imre Nagy might also be quite interesting, but would definitely need thought of how to implement.

 

[krmarci]

@Patine An idea for Imre Nagy could be that low amenities increase loyalty pressure.

 

[Caesar of Bread]

My ideas for Hungarian alternate leaders - I would appreciate some feedback!





Matthias' Conqueror persona is currently in the game. Maria Theresa and Franz Joseph could work as joint leaders with an Austria civ.

I have some Hungarian ancestry, which makes me biased towards wanting these leaders in! Especially Arpad and Renaissance Matthias (Raven Matthias is also cool)

 

[Patine]

(Raven Matthias is also cool)

The man who tapped, funded, and started the campaign of war - and atrocity - of Vlad III Dracul (Tepes).

 

[Caesar of Bread]

The man who tapped, funded, and started the campaign of war - and atrocity - of Vlad III Dracul (Tepes).

(looks at the impaled bodies behind me) Nothing to see here...

I think its more that the Hunyadi family (Jan and Matthias) were reconquering Ottoman lands at a great rate. Vlad Tepes would be a cool leader to see

 

[Zaarin]

I'm sure if we ever get Romania or a similar civ, it will be led by Vlad Tepes, but TBH I'd love to see a Romanian civ without the slightest hint of reference to vampires. I could see Romania occupying a similar niche as Civ6's Georgia: a civ that emphasizes faith, culture, and turtling.

 

[Caesar of Bread]

I'm sure if we ever get Romania or a similar civ, it will be led by Vlad Tepes, but TBH I'd love to see a Romanian civ without the slightest hint of reference to vampires. I could see Romania occupying a similar niche as Civ6's Georgia: a civ that emphasizes faith, culture, and turtling.

Carol I could be a cool alternative to Vlad Tepes (no Dracula though. that can be for the magic and myth mode i have in mind)

 

[AffineConstant]

Yugoslavia, Josip Briz Tito (cause f* yeah!)
Abilities:
Stalwart: All enemy spy activity in your territory is halved in effectiveness. Any former city of yours occupied by an enemy civ takes twice the power as normal to occupy. Enemy cultural influence on your cities is halved. You get a free spy when spies become available.
Adaptability: The cost of researching new civics is raised by 1/3rd from normal, unless they're already researched by a Civilization your are in contact with, in which case the cost is lowered by 1/3rd from normal. The cost of changing to a different civic is free if a Civ neighboring your territory also implements that civic.

 

[Patine]

Yugoslavia, Josip Briz Tito (cause f* yeah!)
Abilities:
Stalwart: All enemy spy activity in your territory is halved in effectiveness. Any former city of yours occupied by an enemy civ takes twice the power as normal to occupy. Enemy cultural influence on your cities is halved. You get a free spy when spies become available.
Adaptability: The cost of researching new civics is raised by 1/3rd from normal, unless they're already researched by a Civilization your are in contact with, in which case the cost is lowered by 1/3rd from normal. The cost of changing to a different civic is free if a Civ neighboring your territory also implements that civic.

I think the Southern Slavs would be done more justice as one or more of their component, ethnic nations, preferably more historical.

 

[Alexander's Hetaroi]

I'm sure if we ever get Romania or a similar civ, it will be led by Vlad Tepes, but TBH I'd love to see a Romanian civ without the slightest hint of reference to vampires. I could see Romania occupying a similar niche as Civ6's Georgia: a civ that emphasizes faith, culture, and turtling.

Sounds like you perfectly described vampire castles.

 

[Zaarin]

Sounds like you perfectly described vampire castles.

What I had in mind was Romanian fortified churches.

 

[Patine]

I'm sure if we ever get Romania or a similar civ, it will be led by Vlad Tepes, but TBH I'd love to see a Romanian civ without the slightest hint of reference to vampires. I could see Romania occupying a similar niche as Civ6's Georgia: a civ that emphasizes faith, culture, and turtling.

Nicholai Ceauscescu.

Just kidding! That would be tantamount to a non-supernatural, modern vampire...

 

[Caesar of Bread]

Nicholai Ceauscescu.

Just kidding! That would be tantamount to a non-supernatural, modern vampire...

I will suck your blood with my powers of communism. Mwahahahaha!

I may do my next civ soon...

 

[Zaarin]

Nicholai Ceauscescu.

Just kidding! That would be tantamount to a non-supernatural, modern vampire...

I might be inclined towards Basarab I myself. He never actually ruled Transylvania, but he did establish the independence of Wallachia from Hungary.

 

[Alexander's Hetaroi]

What I had in mind was Romanian fortified churches.

I mean I know you really want your Gothic cathedrals. Do they come with crypts as well?
I mean I'd love Vlad Tepes, but I agree with not making everything in a Romanian civ a reference to vampires.

 

[Caesar of Bread]

Here's my checklist
France - Phillip II Augustus/Henry IV (done)
America - Teddy Roosevelt/JFK (done)
Rome - Augustus/Hadrian (done)
Germany - Otto Von Bismarck/Frederick II (either one, done)
Up next:
China
Egypt
Byzantines
some Middle Eastern civ (Arabia, Babylon, or Israel)
India
England
and many more!!!

 

[AffineConstant]

I think the Southern Slavs would be done more justice as one or more of their component, ethnic nations, preferably more historical.

Yeah but the entire point is to get Tito into the game! If ever there was a missing leader in Civ it's "I'm going to send a personally threatening note to Joseph Stalin and it's going to work" Tito.

 

[Zaarin]

Yeah but the entire point is to get Tito into the game! If ever there was a missing leader in Civ it's "I'm going to send a personally threatening note to Joseph Stalin and it's going to work" Tito.

While I do appreciate that Tito had the nerve to tell Stalin where he could stuff himself, he still falls under the category of megalomaniacal 20th century despots who are better left omitted.

 

[AffineConstant]

While I do appreciate that Tito had the nerve to tell Stalin where he could stuff himself, he still falls under the category of megalomaniacal 20th century despots who are better left omitted.

A lot of the leaders in Civ games weren't the best. Tito isn't some standout there. Elizabeth the First had a penchant for chopping people's heads off. Alexander the Great spent literally his entire life as a leader waging war to expand his empire. Catherine De Medici is best known for massacring religious minorities.

If your requirements for a Civ leader are "wasn't kind of a piece of horsehockye" then the entire series would be in trouble.