Amplitude were recently in a thing at WritingBull's (a German streamer) recent stream. And there are some juicy stuff in there that we haven't seen before. Someone who has a way better knowledge of German than me please describe for us haha
https://www.twitch.tv/videos/746919508
So, I’ll try. only new stuff, or new for me. And stuff that was noteworthy to me....
- a lot of small banter. Some UI-changes since OpenDev. Cat prepared a video that shows a half-game of Humankind cut down to twenty minutes, so there are cuts. He mentions the competitions all the time and how Humankind is a competitor to civ and he loves that civ gets a competitor now.
- Video starts from 2:55. Cat explains everything in detail. This is a video for people not knowing anything about Humankind so far.
- circumnavigating is a competitve deed giving fame.
- Lake Hillier is a Natural Wonder.
- Combining cities is a way to combat micromanaging.
- Hanniku is a Hittite city.
- There‘s a combat of when Assyrians attack the city of Babylon, while she‘s already Celtic. Cat uses that to explain reinforcements and that terrain is really important.
- If you lose militias, the city loses population.
- Last (third) part of video is religion and ideology.
- Animism and Shamanism are „religions“. Religions tend to group in blocks
- Many World Wonders double as Holy Sites.
- Religious Tenets at 3:11.
- Civic Ideology influences international relations. (The civic screen is around 3:13)
- The Cave event was triggered by the scouts being attacked by a bear + the city of Ur having a cave nearby. The triggers are really extremely based on your game situation. You shouldn‘t encounter the same events in two games.
- he asks for a timeline. Cat can only say: „2021“. PC and Mac-versions, everything else is up in the air.
- balancing will depend on the multi-player community and their wild strategies, only online-mulitplayer, no hotseat due to simultaneous turns (see battle and reinforcements).