It's a Barracks replacement from what I can tell.What I didn't get, is the unique infrastructure an encampment replacement, or an encampment t1 building?
Is there really enough of a difference between Greece and Macedon? Especially when we don't have a lot of other unique and different civs?
And we thought Persia was geared towards conquering...
(then again, I suppose we shouldn't be surprised Alexander the Great is the most conquering focused of all)
Unique Ability - Hellinistic Fusion: Every time Macedon conquers a city, they get a bonus depending on the districts present in the city.
Unique Unit - Hypaspist: Replaces Swordsman, +5 Strength when besieging a district, larger support bonus.
Unique Building - [Need some help on the name for this one]: (appears to be a Barracks replacement) Gain bonus science when training a non-civilian unit in the city and gives additional bonuses when certain military units are built in the city.
Leader Unique Ability: To the World's End: Macedon has less war weariness, gain the Hetairoi unique unit, replacing the Horseman, which starts with a free promotion.
This is probably the first leader in Civ VI that looks bad, imho. wierd proportions, skin looks plastics and having metal armor straight on your body is something for Disney Hercules.
Greece is mostly aimed towards versatility and culture. Macedon is pure military offensive. In terms of play style they're nowhere near the sameIs there really enough of a difference between Greece and Macedon? Especially when we don't have a lot of other unique and different civs?
Well she said "building" in the trailer so presumably a Barracks replacement (can't be an Armory exactly)What I didn't get, is the unique infrastructure an encampment replacement, or an encampment t1 building?
Don't like how he looks though. His sword looks like a plastic thing you'd give to a 5-year-old, and his body in general is out of proportion.
Well she said "building" in the trailer so presumably a Barracks replacement (can't be an Armory exactly)