Marbozir showing off Natural Wonders (with Sean Bean Narration)

[Mudrac]

Link to video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAvP_LaR3es

 

[labrynianrebel]

I was hoping there were more. Strange not having Gibraltar, Potosi, Lake Victoria and not even Uluru/Ayers Rock

 

[Cyon]

Do the great barrier reef and dead sea five the yield per tile? If they do they are very nice, since you do not need to improve the tiles.

The other wonders depends of the terrain that they are adjacent to.

The one that doubles the tile yields is that only a doubling of the unimproved yields or does it double mines, farms, ziggurats etc?

If only unimproved then you better hope for some river forest hold nearby.

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[Galbias]

Most of the ones with flat yields sound pretty unimpressive past the early eras, but I do like that a lot of them provide yields to adjacent tiles, which keeps them relevant the entire game.

Do the great barrier reef and dead sea five the yield per tile? If they do they are very nice, since you do not need to improve the tiles.

The other wonders depends of the terrain that they are adjacent to.

The one that doubles the tile yields is that only a doubling of the unimproved yields or does it double mines, farms, ziggurats etc?

If only unimproved then you better hope for some river forest hold nearby.

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I'm guessing it only doubles the base yields. So a grassland with a farm would get 2 x 2 + 1 = 5 food.

 

[Plus Ultra]

Great Job Marbozir, thanks for the video

 

[qadams]

I miss seeing that lovely Krakatoa eruption cycle from Civ 5.

 

[anandus]

I was hoping there were more. Strange not having Gibraltar, Potosi, Lake Victoria and not even Uluru/Ayers Rock

We need to have something leftover to add with DLC and expansions

 

[Sansa_Stark]

Still working on Cheat Sheet and not sure about some of these... So, do we know if all those which don't have "impassable" in description are actually passable? It concerns Crater Lake, Dead Sea, Great Barrier Reef, Cliffs of Dover and Pantanal. I am pretty sure I saw somewhere that Pantanal is passable, and Cliffs of Dover are only cliffs, so you can stand of those tiles. Not sure about the rest.

Also, is it 100% clear whether Dead Sea and GBR bonuses are for their tiles, or adjacent tiles? It doesn't say adjacent, but I think I saw that GBR in fact gives 2 food/2 science to adjacent tiles.

Anybody knows this (with source/screenshot preferably)? Thanks

 

[qadams]

Still working on Cheat Sheet and not sure about some of these... So, do we know if all those which don't have "impassable" in description are actually passable? It concerns Crater Lake, Dead Sea, Great Barrier Reef, Cliffs of Dover and Pantanal. I am pretty sure I saw somewhere that Pantanal is passable, and Cliffs of Dover are only cliffs, so you can stand of those tiles. Not sure about the rest.

According to this list, all the wonders you asked about are passable — or at least none of them is listed as impassable.

 

[Sansa_Stark]

According to this list, all the wonders you asked about are passable — or at least none of them is listed as impassable.

Thanks for help, but

1. That list is wrong, it is based on previous build.
2. I know what tooltips say, but I was addressing my question to people who saw those wonders in lets plays and can confirm whether all wonders whose tooltip doesn't say "impassable" are passable and all wonders whose tooltip doesn't say it affects "adjacent" tiles really affect wonder tiles themselves.