I'd like to add another comment to this. Yes, we role play as a political leader, and that is why I'm saying the game should use "political language" like favor, because it aids in role playing as a political leader.After all, and although it is not an RPG, we are roleplaying the leader of our civilization.
Firaxis, give this man a job!They should start naming expansions the same way 007 movies are named:
Civ VI: Warmongers Never Die
Civ VI: One Petra Is Not Enough
Civ VI: GoldenAge
Civ VI: No Time to Get a Religion
Civ VI: The Production Is Not Enough
Civ VI: From Gandhi With Love
Civ VI: Licence to Chop
Civ VI: The Ally Who Backstabbed Me
As expansion pack namer?Firaxis, give this man a job!
They should start naming expansions the same way 007 movies are named:
Civ VI: Warmongers Never Die
Civ VI: One Petra Is Not Enough
Civ VI: GoldenAge
Civ VI: No Time to Get a Religion
Civ VI: The Production Is Not Enough
Civ VI: From Gandhi With Love
Civ VI: Licence to Chop
Civ VI: The Ally Who Backstabbed Me
Civ VI: HexaCatScoutCiv VI: Hexa.. Kitty Cat?
Well, someone's got to do itAs expansion pack namer?
Or "The Cities of Gold"If expansion is focused on trade, exploration and colonization of the new world, with the possible addition of gold as a resource. I would say the name of the expansion could be: Civ VI: The Search for El Dorado or the legend of El Dorado.
Civ 6: Colombian ExchangeIf expansion is focused on trade, exploration and colonization of the new world, with the possible addition of gold as a resource.
That would go over SO wellCiv 6: Colombian Exchange
Or "The Cities of Gold"