Is civ6 too boring for you?

[planetfall]

Sometimes experienced players lose the excitement of playing and every game seems the same.

Here are some initial settings I found that make an interesting game:

Difficulty: diety [or lower if you need it]
Map: continents and islands
Resources: standard [or sparse for more conflict]
Natural wonders: only select those with science or production bonuses
World age: std
World temp: cold
Rain: std
Sea Level: high
Number of AI civs: 4
City states: 0
Win: science and domination

What does this do? AI's build lots of cities and really crank up the science even more. Like above 500/turn by turn 170. AI's will not hold back attacking. They build lots of spaceports so can't ignore space development. The map makes the game more than a land only unit play as need some navy. The small number of AI's allows you time to play a couple of different ways. The natural wonder limitation gives you boosts, but also gives the AI's a leg up. Player beware.

I'll be curious if anyone else enjoys these settings.

 

[Ordnael]

Although those look like interesting settings I am not really a all on out war kind a player.
That being said in my current deity game I am being the warmonger in chief Kupe in deity on an islands map on epic speed has been fun and way more easier than I thought, my expectations was punishment or being at the bottom of every race, which I was until the Renaissance Sure had to re-roll the map a few times because the game insisted on putting my settler near sub par islands or plain icecaps (gave up on re-rolling the last time and just sailed north, my capital island is great) and my only egregious reload was for religion (raised the money to get it at the last turn...some people restart for iron or horses I do it for religion...its not cheating
So...Civ 6 is not too boring, unless that's all you play. Nowadays I play 2 or 3 sessions in a row then I take a break of 2 or 3 months playing other games.