Meet the Civs - A Guide to Civ6 Civilizations (Updated 2/10/19)

yea its still a guess however for all we know they had both in the list as they were debating which one to use for greece. also im just gonna ignore the leader portrait list (photo from studio tour thingy) as not only did it have about 20-23 portraits it also had an animal on it in the bottom corner so unless their is a mystical animal civ im not buying it.
we're unfortunately going to have to wait and see and firaxes seems adament in not clearing any of this up.

Of course you could ignore the leader portrait list, that's your right to believe it or not. But so far it was so reliable source of information what you can't expect the majority of players to follow you here.
 
Of course you could ignore the leader portrait list, that's your right to believe it or not. But so far it was so reliable source of information what you can't expect the majority of players to follow you here.


true enough :D guess we will just have to wait and see what gets shown
 
Of course you could ignore the leader portrait list, that's your right to believe it or not. But so far it was so reliable source of information what you can't expect the majority of players to follow you here.

I still find it silly that some people can't tell the difference between confirmed and highly likely and I find it very off putting how aggressively some people feel they need to fight for their pet possibility, to the point they will go after people for having different opinions, even if their view could be right.
 
I still find it silly that some people can't tell the difference between confirmed and highly likely and I find it very off putting how aggressively some people feel they need to fight for their pet possibility, to the point they will go after people for having different opinions, even if their view could be right.

I think it tends to be exaggeration for effect. Then irritation when people play the nitpicking devils advocate :p Everyone loves a good argument on a forum after all :goodjob:
 
Monty is gonna be freaking scary on "Continent" maps if he gets a couple of weak neighbours, Or imagine the player starts on one end of a Pangea map and Monty starts on the other. Player turtles a bit playing Tall and the next thing he knows Monty is rocking up with a "A Billion" luxury resources under his belt :eek:

Really like wide ICS for Germany. Free Imperial Cities is really powerful for short cities, not so much for tall. There are quite a few Military policies that dont necessarily need a Military Focus to be effective. Things like Logistics, Retainers, cheaper unit upkeep etc. Production is so useful it really is a quite flexible Civ.

Can't believe how diverse the Civ's are this time around, i wanna play em all.
Man i dont think i have been this pumped for game since D3....dont let me down Firaxis :trouble:...(just kidding :))
 
Kongo agenda is he likes civs that spread religion to him.

His bonus to artists and merchants comes in the form of a 100% bonus currently.
 
Yes it's powerful. Especially since the great artist works give +2food/production +4gold extra to the city.

But as was mentioned in the vid, since Kongo has no faith generation district, he can't buy great people with faith, he depends more on gold to rush buy them.

Also civs with half price districts, kinda get double the GPP as well by sheer fact of having double the number of districts.

It's certainly an interesting and syngergistic bonus though!
 
"Knarr" is Norway's unique ability name, per the Religion Livestream Firaxis is doing.
 
Considering the Spartans wanted nothing to do with the Greeks after the Persian wars, why do people think Gorgo will lead Greece?

I'm betting Sparta will be a one-city challenge like Civ that can only expand through conquest. :)
 
Considering the Spartans wanted nothing to do with the Greeks after the Persian wars, why do people think Gorgo will lead Greece?

I'm betting Sparta will be a one-city challenge like Civ that can only expand through conquest. :)

People think she will lead Greece because the leader board is arranged alphabetically by Civ name and she is in the Gs rather than a spot where "Sparta" would fit
 
Considering the Spartans wanted nothing to do with the Greeks after the Persian wars, why do people think Gorgo will lead Greece?

I'm betting Sparta will be a one-city challenge like Civ that can only expand through conquest. :)

Sparta is a Greek city.
 
By "Greek" I mean Athenian led Greece (which is the obvious assumption if Pericles is the Athenian/Greek leader). I just see a clear Peloponnesian War theme in Civ VI.
 
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