New Expansion Speculation Thread

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I would love to see any civ have direct interaction in their abilities with a world congress system.

 

nothing 2 more hours to wait till announcement

 

You've got two hours to catch up before the reveal.

 

I don't think so, considering that the US is now a global power with an incredibly large influence on world affairs, I think the US is more than worthy on its spot in the roster.

 

i can apreciate canada only as a tundra based civ, i kind of like the idea to have sweden, russia and canada as tundra civs, each getting different bonuses from it,
i though about something similar with austria and the inca but connected to mountains.

 

"Coureur des bois"

 

Eleanor... sigh.

 

Isn't Canada more boreal forest than tundra?

 

I have no insight on what route Firaxis went, either - if Canada is even in the next expansion. I just hope they chose something with interesting in game play impact, and I'm not sure how you'd do something particularly interesting with a stadium replacement.

For Spain, at least the bull was used solely as an icon to represent Spain. I'd be fine if the icon for Canada was a hockey stick. It won't be, though, as the maple leaf is more recognizable.

 

That's what I want to if I'm not going to have the Inuits. And Maurice Richard as a great general!

 

I don't think Michael Jackson had much of culture value (you could say Louis Armstrong), but it's right, USA is a staple in it's well-deserved right.
And, being Russian, I am not ashamed to admit I never saw any merit or logic in inclusion of any Native American civilization.

 

No, no. I was talking about the really slow delivery guy. You know, the wooden courier.

Thanks for the correction!

A large part of which grows on the Canadian Shield. If there's a new mechanism related to resources, a Canadian ability may play into that. Hewers of wood and drawers of water and all that.

 

I hope the Inca can build their cities on mountains. We would lose the Machupichu Wonder but we would get a very powerful defensive Civ

 

i meant gameplay-wise, even sweden is more forest than tundra but still

 

I'm rooting for Macchu Picchu as a unique Government District

 

Isn't boreal forest/taiga just represented by tundra with trees in the game?

 

Since Machu Picchu should have never been a wonder in the first place, it would be very well if the civ ability would take that name and would allow buildings on mountains. However, I feel cities on mountains would be kind of unfair, so I'd rather allow certain districts and farms.

 

Would be pretty boring as you can only build one of them, if not the unique part is that you can build multiple government districts or it being a part of a leader unique.

 

Fingers crossed for Inca.
I still prefer terrace farms as Incan UI than Machu Picchu as UD
But I am a UI fan.

 

Using that logic, there's no logic in including the Zulus either. Yet they are a staple.