New civ unlocks via ingame decisions

[Willie5000]

So yeah pretend Philippines = Hawaii got it got it logical logical.

I didn't say it's logical but I kind of get it.

 

[Eagle Pursuit]

Hand grenades and horse shoes in the Pacific; 1000 miles away is close enough for it to work.

 

[Alexander's Hetaroi]

So yeah pretend Philippines = Hawaii got it got it logical logical.

Can you be a little more s'Pacific on why you don't like it?

 

[queenpea]

Can you be a little more s'Pacific on why you don't like it?

Knock that off right now

 

[Bast]

So yeah pretend Philippines = Hawaii got it got it logical logical.

Austronesian expansion

 

[queenpea]

Respectfully, this is called grasping-at-straws-ism

 

[Vitruvian Guar]

Do all conditions have to be satisfied or at least one of them?

Do you need both 3 silk improved and 8 resources slotted to play Ming or just having 3 silks or 8 resources is enough?

 

[stealth_nsk]

Do all conditions have to be satisfied or at least one of them?

Do you need both 3 silk improved and 8 resources slotted to play Ming or just having 3 silks or 8 resources is enough?

At least one of them.

 

[UWHabs]

Feels like Spain should have a second unlock option. Even if it was just like "have 15 coast tiles in your empire borders" or something. Otherwise, mostly it's 3 of some specific resource. I guess with a small map, that's probably not super easy to get.

 

[Krikkit1]

Feels like Spain should have a second unlock option. Even if it was just like "have 15 coast tiles in your empire borders" or something. Otherwise, mostly it's 3 of some specific resource. I guess with a small map, that's probably not super easy to get.

They didn't show all of the unlocks (the show all requirements box wasn't checked)... so ones that they couldn't get were left out.

 

[Evolena]

They didn't show all of the unlocks (the show all requirements box wasn't checked)... so ones that they couldn't get were left out.

Which are only the leaders or civs you're not currently playing for Exploration civs unlock. In this case Greece, Rome or Isabella.

 

[Vincent_lacruz]

This may be a stupid question but what you haven't done anything to unlock any of these Exploration age civs? Are you then just relying on your leader's unlock?

There are three ways to unlock a civ for the next age:
- have a certain leader
- play a civ ("historical" unlocks)
- perform certain "feats" during the previous age (the one shown in the images in this post)

So if you are sure to play Normas in exploration, you can take the "sure route" of selecting Rome as your antiquity civ, or play the more "roudabout route" of building at least 5 walls. You can also pray to be lucky enough to get three iron ressources to improve (or ready to conquer some fitting settlements ). It's up to you.

I really like those "feats unlocks", since it means that you can alter your initial "trajectory" to select a more fitting civ for the next age depending on the map.

 

[Evolena]

Even most of the Modern age Civilizations can be guaranteed by the Antiquity age Civilization choice (except Buganda and Meiji for what I've gathered until now).

 

[Isengardtom]

Exploration Age with gameplay/resource unlocks, so far (green is a Leader unlock, blue is a "strategic choice" portrait icon):
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Love these kind of things - well done

 

[Evolena]

Love these kind of things - well done

You can get more if you're interested! (see in my signature or my thread about graphs)

 

[Seek]

They didn't show all of the unlocks (the show all requirements box wasn't checked)... so ones that they couldn't get were left out.

at 3:38 shows Spain with all unlocks ticked, and unfortunately no other gameplay unlock for them


Edit: forgot to add that he shows America’s full unlocks as well which I hadn’t yet seen.

 

[kaspergm]

Am I the only one who don't follow the logic behind the "Play as Rome" unlock for America?

 

[Gori the Grey]

You need to repeat your Western Civ class.

America is the direct and sole true successor to the Glory that was Rome.

 

[chaosprophet]

Am I the only one who don't follow the logic behind the "Play as Rome" unlock for America?

Similar to Prussia, I think their point is that Rome is a predecessor to lots of civs that end up eventually resulting in the England that Colonized America, some which aren't yet or may never be added in the game, so they have the Rome connection.

 

[Alexander's Hetaroi]

Similar to Prussia, I think their point is that Rome is a predecessor to lots of civs that end up eventually resulting in the England that Colonized America, some which aren't yet or may never be added in the game, so they have the Rome connection.

I would have gone for Greece, going with the whole "Founders of Democracy" route.