darkace77450
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Next time build a slinger (or some other means to defend yourself from early game barbarians) before starting Stonehenge.
Looks like fun to me. What fun is success if you can't fail?Here is why I stopped playing, I think. What fun is this?
I fully understand you. I feel the same. I am a builder and want to build my empire, not having to fight endless meaningless fights against meaningless barbarians before and whie I can finally start building. Yes, I could turn them off. But there are politics etc. desgined for them, just like for religion and city states. If I turn everything off in this game that I dislike there is not much left to do except building units that I will never use because the AI does not dow me from mid-game on and I cannot take cities without ruining my reputation with everyone.So I played Civ VI when it first came out... then stopped... and I forgot why, so I tried it out again tonight.
Here is why I stopped playing, I think. What fun is this?
So I played Civ VI when it first came out... then stopped... and I forgot why, so I tried it out again tonight.
Here is why I stopped playing, I think. What fun is this?
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I like the barbarians.
But what needs to go is the thing where city-states can have barbarians constantly spawning on them because their amenity level has been screwed.
I like the barbarians.
But what needs to go is the thing where city-states can have barbarians constantly spawning on them because their amenity level has been screwed.
Soo... The only challenge that this game is capable of producing (if and only if you completely ignore it and do nothing, otherwise just a fun / annoying little bump) made you quit? That is... enlightening. And people still have the energy to be surprised by lack of AI in that game.
- A non-realistic art style does not mean it was meant for children.
- The detail within the art presented is very high. The models appear detailed, and the textures likewise.
- Art that appears "cartoonish" doesn't mean it was any cheaper to make.
- This is not the first Civilisation game to have non-realistic aesthetics.
- A non-realistic art style does not mean it was meant for children.
Yes, that tends to happen when people ignore the game going on around them.Once again, I see some posters give you that same old "the game is fine.... You just need to adjust" response.
And you don't need one, since you do have enough time to build a defense for the displayed attack. And even if you didn't have enough defense, you earn enough gold to simply buy a defense; you'll be interrupted a couple turns, but have no trouble fending it off.Unlike the previous versions, there is no grace period, there is no transition from animals that don't get into the city border so players have time to build enough defense.
(ignoring the gotm) I only played at deity, and never got that feeling.At emperor and above, if one want to play a bit safe one has to keep pumping out military units. It forces players to play the same style, and even then it's a matter of pure luck as the spawn rate is ridiculously high.
This is a problem, but not the problem displayed in the OP.I once got a perfect start location and even popped a relic.....but then started getting rushed by 3 and then 6 horsed units within 30 turns. Once the barb scout starts the alarm clock mode there's not much one can do.
What are those graphics settings? I like them. Makes it look like a Super Nintendo or 90s PC game.