achievements can be anything from making a scenario, to playing someone else's, or they can just be a way to categorize the various achievements with the patch/DLC/XPac they will be added in. Wouldn't be the first game to do it. It is not as far fetched as you make it out to be.(referring to the names) You are already doing it with this season pass thing.
Given their focus on porting and updating Civ VI on multiple platforms that do not support mod creation or even the ability to use mods (iOS, Nintendo Switch, PS4, Xbox One), I can't imagine that 2K would find the introduction of yet more modding tools as a compelling business move at this juncture.
Definitely still doing well and I personally only want to play it on PC. It just doesn't make sense for me to make some shiny new content that automatically excludes the other platforms they just spent a ton of time, money, and effort on.
Worst case scenarion alert
what if all this steam database achievement stuff is just to add some achievements for the hall of fame feature that they did not had any when first introduced?
@pokiehlis a serious modder. I'd imagine it would be the casual modders that would disagree with that statement and would welcome scenario modding tools.
True, but serious modders would also welcome a "scenario toolkit" if it means that Firaxis would expose more of the core function to Lua in relation to scenario making, ATM we're still quite limited by the "standard" set of rules (hardcoded 1UPT, no fine control over diplomacy, no direct control over AI unit, no control over combat mechanisms, ...)
So the one time an #otd revealed a new leader was on the anniversary of the coronation of one of the most emblematic female leaders of England.
Hmm... that makes this tweet potentially a double hint.
Edit: I went through all their #otd tweets. Couldn't find Victoria? I did find Churchill and Washington back in 2017, so it seems to indicate this Elizabeth tweet is mostly meaningless.
Unless they're playing the loooooooong game and they're adding Washington and Churchill at some point.
Given that England (along eith Greece, India and France) already has 2 leaders means I doubt they would be prioritized for alternative leaders over other iconic options like America, Germany etc...
I have been thinking. The 10 achievements on steam are hidden and therefore not meant to be shared to the civ fanbase. If the achievements would be shown to all. There should be a much higher chance an announcement or launch of patch/content would be near (perhaps in 1-2 weeks)
We are like 2-3 days further into the week when the acchievements were found. It makes me reconsider when firaxis starts its buildup for the next launch of content. The current steam sale is weird do. Not considering this i would say it could be a month instead of one week when we hear for firaxis again. But still they are taunting with us on social media. Firaxis is playing mind games on another level. I am confused.
*gets back into Russian war against Persia. The first betrayal must be avenged*
The way I am envisioning a season ticket to looks is like this:
Includes 4 DLC to be released 1 per quarter.
Each DLC includes 1 or 2 civs plus a scenario and some additional content in the form of (wonders, city-states, generic units, generic buildings, generic districts, or a small new mechanic).
So the season ticket and first DLC should therefore be announced and released before the end of March. But since the patch QA seems to be wrapped up, I tend to think it will be sooner than later. The expiration of the current sale seems portentous because they are waiting on something. So I would guess January 23rd.
All of this assumes it will be a season ticket type thing and not just a patch.
Edit: Ok, so I'm setting my hype alarm for the 23rd. If something happens before, so much the better, but I'm tired of getting my hopes up nearly every day.
I can accumulate it all and have a deluge of disappointment on the 23rd.
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