Xaviarlol
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Civ 6 Improvements Patch makes general changes aimed at making Civ 6 more fun while keeping the essence of the game the same.
Focus areas
- Making the game more interesting and fun, particularly in the bland early and late game.
- Addressing tech research going too fast in mid-late game.
- Creating more meaningful choices though a major overhaul of policies.
- Adding new buildings to plug the gap in buildings that occurs in the mid-game and to make the game more enjoyable
- Improving natural wonders.
- Resolving under-powered sea-tiles / coastal cities.
Detailed list of changes
==General Changes==
- Major overhaul of almost all policies. Policies are now far more strategic and have big implications to play-style.
- Added many new buildings with unique effects
- Tech / Era speeds - Reduced Tech and Civic boosts (Eureka, inspirations) to now increase tech by 30%, was 50%.
- Tech / Era speeds - Increased tech and civic costs based on era. Approx. 1.3x in midgame to 2x in late eras
- Natural Wonders - Increased tile yields slightly for all Natural Wonders
- Reduced the 1 envoy city state bonus. This is to prevent randomness from playing such a big part in the start of the game when the first person to meet gets a free envoy and therefore a huge bonus.
- Housing - Starting city housing in non-fertile land increased by +1
- Builders can now add +20% production instantly towards building a district for a builder charge. Aztec bonus increased to +50% production to compensate.
- Oligarchy government overhauled. Now increases Food and Science in the capital by 30% but reduces those yields in all other cities by 10%. This is the government to get if you want to go tall.
- Added project "Develop Housing". This project allows cities to build Housing but at the cost of losing population. This allows you to grow enormous cities at the cost of using up production capacity.
- Traderoute durations doubled so you don’t need to refresh them so frequently in the late game.
- War Weariness from losing amenities reduced slightly.
- Doubled Unit upgrade costs so that it is less ridiculous.
==Districts==
- District pop requirements slightly increased, from 3 to 4 (that is, more pop required to build more districts in a city).
- Slightly decreased production cost of districts
- Districts - Holy site faith adjacency increased to +3 faith near Natural Wonders
- Districts - Theatre District culture adjacency increased to +2 culture near Wonder.
==Terrain and Resources==
- Increased yield slightly for some resources. Now resources will be slightly better than forests, hills and rainforests (finally!). Also slightly increased yield for Plantations, camps and other resource-based improvements. Overall the map around you and resources will be a little more interesting.
- Fish and Crab resources now give an additional +1 production.
- Hills no longer grant bonus yields
Changelog
Screenshots
Steam workshop download link: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=871474246
Download here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/81wxfmlctuf25zc/AAAJb9GXJHIQsh-bPyPuF8CQa?dl=0
Install instructions:
If downloading from Steam Workshop, simply subscribe.
If manually downloading:
Download and unzip it to "..\Documents\My Games\Sid Meier's Civilization VI\Mods"
Open the game. Go in "Additional Content" and activate it by checking the box near "Activate Mod" then click "Back" and launch a game.
COMPATIBILITY
This mod should be compatible with most other mods, and is fully compatible with AI mods.
KNOWN ISSUES
- None
Civ 6 Improvements Patch makes general changes aimed at making Civ 6 more fun while keeping the essence of the game the same.
Focus areas
- Making the game more interesting and fun, particularly in the bland early and late game.
- Addressing tech research going too fast in mid-late game.
- Creating more meaningful choices though a major overhaul of policies.
- Adding new buildings to plug the gap in buildings that occurs in the mid-game and to make the game more enjoyable
- Improving natural wonders.
- Resolving under-powered sea-tiles / coastal cities.
Detailed list of changes
==General Changes==
- Major overhaul of almost all policies. Policies are now far more strategic and have big implications to play-style.
- Added many new buildings with unique effects
- Tech / Era speeds - Reduced Tech and Civic boosts (Eureka, inspirations) to now increase tech by 30%, was 50%.
- Tech / Era speeds - Increased tech and civic costs based on era. Approx. 1.3x in midgame to 2x in late eras
- Natural Wonders - Increased tile yields slightly for all Natural Wonders
- Reduced the 1 envoy city state bonus. This is to prevent randomness from playing such a big part in the start of the game when the first person to meet gets a free envoy and therefore a huge bonus.
- Housing - Starting city housing in non-fertile land increased by +1
- Builders can now add +20% production instantly towards building a district for a builder charge. Aztec bonus increased to +50% production to compensate.
- Oligarchy government overhauled. Now increases Food and Science in the capital by 30% but reduces those yields in all other cities by 10%. This is the government to get if you want to go tall.
- Added project "Develop Housing". This project allows cities to build Housing but at the cost of losing population. This allows you to grow enormous cities at the cost of using up production capacity.
- Traderoute durations doubled so you don’t need to refresh them so frequently in the late game.
- War Weariness from losing amenities reduced slightly.
- Doubled Unit upgrade costs so that it is less ridiculous.
==Districts==
- District pop requirements slightly increased, from 3 to 4 (that is, more pop required to build more districts in a city).
- Slightly decreased production cost of districts
- Districts - Holy site faith adjacency increased to +3 faith near Natural Wonders
- Districts - Theatre District culture adjacency increased to +2 culture near Wonder.
==Terrain and Resources==
- Increased yield slightly for some resources. Now resources will be slightly better than forests, hills and rainforests (finally!). Also slightly increased yield for Plantations, camps and other resource-based improvements. Overall the map around you and resources will be a little more interesting.
- Fish and Crab resources now give an additional +1 production.
- Hills no longer grant bonus yields
Changelog
Spoiler Changelog :
Screenshots
Steam workshop download link: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=871474246
Download here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/81wxfmlctuf25zc/AAAJb9GXJHIQsh-bPyPuF8CQa?dl=0
Install instructions:
If downloading from Steam Workshop, simply subscribe.
If manually downloading:
Download and unzip it to "..\Documents\My Games\Sid Meier's Civilization VI\Mods"
Open the game. Go in "Additional Content" and activate it by checking the box near "Activate Mod" then click "Back" and launch a game.
COMPATIBILITY
This mod should be compatible with most other mods, and is fully compatible with AI mods.
KNOWN ISSUES
- None
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