GMG - video playing Japan - Tech tree!!

[Stilgar08]

Here you go!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T8au3tvHpMM

tech tree starts 2:02

 

[zwei833]

Why everyone release their videos at the same time! Which one should I watch first?

 

[Sansa_Stark]

Why everyone release their videos at the same time! Which one should I watch first?

Whichever you choose, don't be lazy and post something who those of us who can't watch at all

 

[Cristoval]

He confuses Brazil for Germany and the Aztecs.

 

[SupremacyKing2]

The tech tree looks so empty now that a lot of the old techs have been moved to the civics tree. But I like the split a lot.

 

[stiiknafuulia]

Is it just me, or do the Eurekas for the later techs seem extremely easy to get and therefore underwhelming / gimmicky? I mean, building 3 tanks or 2 mines is hardly an achievement when you have a dozen well-developed cities (which we're going to have, right? Right? ).

 

[Chysp]

This video also reveals the names of Victoria and Catherine's agendas. They're 'Sun Never Sets' (I would assume hostility towards people on other continents) and 'Black Queen' respectively. We also see that 'Darwinist' and 'Money Grabber' are two of the potential hidden agendas.

 

[KrikkitTwo]

Is it just me, or do the Eurekas for the later techs seem extremely easy to get and therefore underwhelming / gimmicky? I mean, building 3 tanks or 2 mines is hardly an achievement when you have a dozen well-developed cities (which we're going to have, right? Right? ).

Actually, a number of the later techs have Eurekas "only with spy/Great Scientist"....which mean spies can get Eurekas.

 

[Brutus2]

Noticed a battering ram unit near the end of the video. Maybe that's available to everyone now?

 

[masda_gib]

With some of the simple eurekas being "build 3 tanks" or "build 3 somethingelse" or even "have civic XY", I am optimistic that science is not so ultra-important in CivVI.
Afterall with those you can research with hammers (build eurekas) or culture (have civics) instead of beakers.

 

[Valmighty]

Not too happy with the tech tree. "Stirrups", "Castle", "Sanitation", really? I thought Civ5 Tech was already weird with "Fertilizer", "Railroad", "Refrigeration", and "Penicillin"...

 

[xxhe]

62 techs, without counting the future tech.

How many are there in Civ 4 and Civ 5?

 

[xxhe]

The whole tech tree

 

[MadDjinn]

Not too happy with the tech tree. "Stirrups", "Castle", "Sanitation", really? I thought Civ5 Tech was already weird with "Fertilizer", "Railroad", "Refrigeration", and "Penicillin"...

to be fair, Stirrups was a major upgrade for war horses in history.

 

[moysturfurmer]

The whole tech tree

Niter/Saltpeter confirmed

 

[MadDjinn]

Niter/Saltpeter confirmed

aneurysms confirmed.

 

[apocalypse105]

Those graphics are really bad i hope he was playing with strategic view or else its going to be bad

 

[Ulthwithian]

Not too happy with the tech tree. "Stirrups", "Castle", "Sanitation", really? I thought Civ5 Tech was already weird with "Fertilizer", "Railroad", "Refrigeration", and "Penicillin"...

As MadDjinn says, Stirrups are both quite important and also a technology in a strict sense. Astrology, by contrast, is certainly not.

 

[SupremacyKing2]

Is it just me, or do the Eurekas for the later techs seem extremely easy to get and therefore underwhelming / gimmicky? I mean, building 3 tanks or 2 mines is hardly an achievement when you have a dozen well-developed cities (which we're going to have, right? Right? ).

Well but the whole point of eurekas is to better tie techs with certain play style so that players are not getting techs arbitrarily but are getting techs that make sense for their situation. So I don't think that eurekas need to be difficult, they just need to be gameplay specific which they are.

 

[Magil]

As MadDjinn says, Stirrups are both quite important and also a technology in a strict sense. Astrology, by contrast, is certainly not.

I'm surprised "military tactics" are a technology. I would've expected them to be a cultural achievement.