There is a possibility of a new pack to come. If it were to come, which ones would you like to be added? If I see some recurring names, I'll add them onto the poll. Feel free to vote as many as you like and to add votes if and when new names are added as options.
Who do you think their leaders should be? What would be their bonuses? Agendas?
I voted for Assyria, Berbers, Haiti, and Iroquois.
I'd also like Italy (not just Venice or Papal States), Austria, Navajo and Siam.
I guess specifically for leaders:
Assyria-Ashurbanipal with a focus on domination to achieve science and culture
Austria-Maria Theresa to focus on culture and diplomatic relationships with everyone.
Berbers-Dihya with a focus on thriving in the desert.
Haiti-Toussiant Louverture with a focus on anti-colonization/revolutions and building up
culture/religion
Iroquois-Jigonhsasee with a focus on diplomacy with larger powers and incorporating different tribes (tribal villages, barbarians) into her civilization.
Italy- Victor Emmanuel II with a focus on integrating city-states into his empire and having a bunch of separate specialist cities with their own bonuses.
Navajo-Manuelito with a focus on defending their homeland and never going on the offensive in a war.
Siam-Rama V with a focus on becoming an industrial/cultural powerhouse.
And Akenhaten for Egypt with a more builder and faith focus.
In addition to ideas already suggested, I'd like suggest al-Andalus. We don't often see Islamic representation from northwest Africa or Iberia
Leader: Abd ar-Rahman III of the Umayyad Dynasty
I think an interesting take could come from the Arab Agricultural Revolution. Perhaps some sort of combination of food growth with science (instead of the faith & science seen in Arabia)?
I'm mostly picking for geographic diversity on TSL maps since there is a pretty big disparity in where civs are likely to spawn.
1. Mojave/Puebo/Yuma/someone in that area
2. Cuba or Haiti
3. Morocco or Algeria
4. Kazakhstan
5. Shoshone
6. Someone else in southern Afirca. Zimbabwe?
7. Tatars
8. Afghanistan
9 obligatory alternate leader: An alternate leader for Arabia that is actually based in Arabia.
Why is there so little talk about the great Kushan kingdom? First, it represents the region of Afghanistan, and second, it was an extremely influential hegemon of that time. It is simply amazing that such an influential empire is ignored in the civilizational community.
Neither. There's nothing solid other than Firaxis stubbornly refusing to use language that indicates finality to Civ VI (multiple rederences to "final update of this season", for example) which is evidence in itself that they're at least considering it. It's not really.a pitch thread, I'm just curious what civs others think are missing or would bring the most if added. I'm assuming that if they do further content, adding civs is almost guaranteed to be part of it.
Come on, am I the only vote for Italy?! It could be a great pack, combining Italian citystates/kingdoms into one civilization like Fireaxes did with Germany. With focus on renaissance era and capital is Venice, Milan or whatever. Special traits something like double points for great artists & writers, special units maybe carabinieri, laterna or genoan crosbowmen. New worldwonder = Uffizi. So many possibilities!
Come on, am I the only vote for Italy?! It could be a great pack, combining Italian citystates/kingdoms into one civilization like Fireaxes did with Germany. With focus on renaissance era and capital is Venice, Milan or whatever. Special traits something like double points for great artists & writers, special units maybe carabinieri, laterna or genoan crosbowmen. New worldwonder = Uffizi. So many possibilities!
Nepalese, Thai, Ryukyu , Iroquois, Mexican, Hawaii, Cuban, as we seems lack of Asian civilizations and North American civilizations. A Cuban civilization led by Fidel Castro seems very interesting.
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.
