GMG - video playing Japan - Tech tree!!

[King Jason]

I have the feeling that the tech tree is not finished yet. The number of buildings + wonders is 61 (without districts and worship buildings) in the tech tree and civic tree together while vanilla civ 5 had 68 (excluding national wonders and unique buildings). Ok they could have reduced the number of buildings, but for civ 6 based on logic the number of buildings+wonders can be deduced to be at least a certain number.

• There are 3 buildings for each districts (some have even more, like encampent as with barracks or stable thing). There are 12 districts making up 36 buildings in districts alone.
• The city center has at least the following buildings: granary, monument, 3 types of walls, water mill making up a total of 6 buildings.
• The number of wonders in the confirmed features thread is 23 wonders, while in Ariochs site I counted 25 wonders.

Summing these up makes a total of 67 buildings + wonders, while there are 61 in the current tech tree and civic tree together. I can imagine that the wonders listed on ariochs site ( or the features thread) are all of them. So I have the feeling and hopes that there are still things missing from the current trees as it is.

First of all it makes no sense not to count districts themselves as buildings, as they are built the same way and provide the same kinds of bonuses as the buildings within them. A Campus provides raw science and has a build time, a Library provides raw science and has a build time. The campus absolutely counts as building for the purpose of comparing quantity of content.

Second, The civics tree houses 3 districts and their respective buildings so looking at the tech tree for a total building count is flawed.

Also, civ5 vanilla did not have 68 buildings. It had about 46. Civ 6 appears to have over 50. Civ6 has more.

 

[Hakan-i Cihan]

First of all it makes no sense not to count districts themselves as buildings, as they are built the same way and provide the same kinds of bonuses as the buildings within them. A Campus provides raw science and has a build time, a Library provides raw science and has a build time. The campus absolutely counts as building for the purpose of comparing quantity of content.

Districts have an additional function and there is nothing similar in civ5 to compare it with. Therefore I only counted the buildings+wonders together, since the icon for these are the same and even if most of them can be identified some or not known whether it is a wonder or a building. It is for comparison as most wonders and buildings in civ5 and civ6 vanilla will be the same/similar. There are new wonders/buildings and ones which are leftout in civ 6. I expect the numbers to be approximately the same, civ6 could have a bit more or a bit less, but it shouldn't differ much.

Second, The civics tree houses 3 districts and their respective buildings so looking at the tech tree for a total building count is flawed.

I looked to both of them. Maybe you should have counted before making such an assumption or have read it better.

Also, civ5 vanilla did not have 68 buildings. It had about 46. Civ 6 appears to have over 50. Civ6 has more.

Again you read it wrong, 68 is the number for wonders and buildings together for civ5 vanilla (discarding the unique buildings and national wonders). I don't have the intention to say that civ6 should have more or less buildings, I am comparing it to have an idea whether it could be that the current tech tree and civic tree is finished or not.