Lorthirk
Chieftain
Hi all. I have been in love with Civ V, and despite not playing it that much ("only" scored 286 hours on Steam) because of having generally little time for gaming, I immediately bought VI when it was announced. I'm not regretting it a little bit, because I know has huge potential and I deeply want to love it, but somehow I'm still missing that feeling I had with V, thus only played a few games for a total of 40 hours, and only grasped some basic concepts apart from the one I already knew from Civ V.
With this desire still growing in me I convinced a friend to buy Civ VI as well in order to play together. We started a game but I feel we're both lacking the basics; this is of course true for him who is a total newcomer on the series, but it somehow worried me because I'm afraid we could both lose interest in the game (and that would be the second time for me), so I'm thinking to approach our game (or even a new one, maybe) with a different attitude so we can both learn more and actually having more fun.
So, do you have any suggestion? What could we do to improve our games?
Thanks!
With this desire still growing in me I convinced a friend to buy Civ VI as well in order to play together. We started a game but I feel we're both lacking the basics; this is of course true for him who is a total newcomer on the series, but it somehow worried me because I'm afraid we could both lose interest in the game (and that would be the second time for me), so I'm thinking to approach our game (or even a new one, maybe) with a different attitude so we can both learn more and actually having more fun.
So, do you have any suggestion? What could we do to improve our games?
Thanks!