DLC content: Carthage, Great Britan, Bulgaria, Nepal, Ada Lovelace, Simon Bolivar, Bermuda triangle

[Cuauhtémoc's Rage]

Content roadmap


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[Archanist]

Carthage as spiritual successor of Civ 5 Venice?

 

[Guandao]

I'm kinda annoyed Simon Bolivar gets to appear so early in Civ7, when he was added to Civ6 late. How much different will his Civ7 portrayal be from his Civ6?

 

[Xandinho]

Bermuda Triangle again? Oh God!!

 

[Zaarin]

Bermuda Triangle again? Oh God!!

Indeed, could have done without fantasy natural wonders--well, at all, really, given the world is filled with real wonders, but especially this early in the development cycle.

 

[Calcifer]

Ed Beach confirmed the new civs get their associated wonder even if they're not mentioned in the content

 

[Archanist]

Associated Wonders are part of the civ, so we're getting 4 more wonders in CotW

 

[Alexander's Hetaroi]

Ed just said "Plenty of English/British content in Civ 7 before it's done."

 

[Guandao]

Someone at Firaxis is obsessed with the Bermuda triangle for sure.

 

[Xandinho]

Indeed, could have done without fantasy natural wonders--well, at all, really, given the world is filled with real wonders, but especially this early in the development cycle.

Someone at Firaxis is obsessed with the Bermuda triangle for sure.

I hope a Natural Wonders selector is added soon.

 

[Sagax]

Sneak peek at Ada Lovelace

 

[Zaarin]

I really like her visual design.

 

[chaosprophet]

Associated Wonders are part of the civ, so we're getting 4 more wonders in CotW

And 8 world wonders on the Right to Rule (4 mentioned on the content plus the 4 of the added civs).

 

[The_J]

Moderator Action: Attention, I moved these posts from the live stream thread.

 

[Kankan]

Sneak peek at Ada Lovelace
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Her bookmark looks a bit like a punch card!

 

[Barbarian King]

Will be interesting to see how they implement Bulgaria, whether in its pre or post Ottoman form. I'm guessing it will be the pre-Ottoman medieval empires, but part of me wants to play the "Balkan Prussia" while ruling as Frederick.

 

[Hellenism Salesman]

Her bookmark looks a bit like a punch card!

 

[evonannoredars]

Very excited for Nepal (pretty country) and Bulgaria (I know barely anything about it and I'm excited to learn) for their first times in a civ game. Slight shame we're not getting the gaps in australian, pacific, south american or african civs filled anytime soon but I'll live

Also intrigued by the events as a way to test out potential new mechanics plan, I'm curious what they're going to be and how that's going to work.

 

[Ryansinbela]

Will be interesting to see how they implement Bulgaria, whether in its pre or post Ottoman form. I'm guessing it will be the pre-Ottoman medieval empires, but part of me wants to play the "Balkan Prussia" while ruling as Frederick.

I’m guessing medieval because the it can be Exploration and all the eras can have equal civs

 

[Xandinho]

I find Bulgaria's inclusion quite interesting for some reasons:

1. It provides Greece with a fitting successor.
2. It gives Russia a very suitable predecessor.
3. It brings Eastern European representation to the Exploration Age, which was lacking.

I had never thought of Bulgaria as a civ that could fill so many gaps at once at this moment. It’s a really exciting addition, and I’m looking forward to seeing how it will be designed.