Quick Questions and Answers

Hi, I'm trying to purchase builders but getting the message 'there are too many units of this type in this location'. My builders have all been used and I have none. Is there a limit on the number of builders you can purchase? Thanks...

 

You probably have a civilian unit in the city. Units of the same class cannot be stacked, so you cannot purchase the builder until you move the other unit out of the city. This includes settlers and great people, as well as military engineers.

 

Yes, I do have great people in my cities waiting. I'll move them out. Thanks!..

 

Anybody knows how Sovereignty Resolution in the World Congress actually works? "+100% of the City-States' yield type when sending Trade Routes to a City-State of this type." So what happens when the militaristic CSs are chosen? Thanks

 

Any way to terminate a trade route early? A city state fell into the hands of an undesirable and I'd like to take my money elsewhere. I am unable to find a way of ending our relationship. Is it possible and if so, how?

Many Thanks in advance...

 

@KyivanRusCivPlease You’ll get extra production when producing units.

 

Any chance of civ 6 being on Xbox one or ps4 ?

 

I have not yet bought Gathering Storm. I was wondering if it were worth waiting for a patch on the teething issues (my usual thing with new games/expansions). What is their usual practice around patches? Are they likely to address these within a month, or could I be waiting three or more months and may as well just buy it now?

 

What resources/features are workers allowed to harvest now in GS? I can't remove stone or rice anymore?

 

Does governor's loyalty bonus effect nearby cities in GS ?

 

Does Eiffel Tower's +2 appeal also apply to mountain tiles in your empire? Not sure since otherwise mountain tiles are set at Breathtaking (4) and not otherwise modified by appeal factors such as mines/old growth forests.

 

Thank you Browd! That explains why I was tripping over my two left feet during my Haka dance.


As overheard during my powhiri with them: "What a GREAT place to put a canal...a district...a Pa...dang it...blocked again...!"

 

I thought I understood how power (electricity) works in this game. Seemed pretty simple.
But then I found some of my cities with power and I could not explain where they were getting it from.

How does power work, how is this city in the attached pics getting power. I have no coal factories, I do have the coal resource but I checked it and it does not say any coal is being used from the coal pool. Steam power was my most recent technology completed researching:

 

@NebulousJaguar There seems to be some bug. I also noticed that often a city consumes some power from „local source” and this source is nowhere to be found. Normally, it should read what type of renewables is that e.f. Solar, wind, hydro. But this „local source” is unexplained.

 

Hi people. Fairly new to 6.

Working on a Religious campaign and I\m trying to produce some relics by having Martyrs killed. However, when I produce my Apostles, I cannot promote them to Martyrs. Only three other options, but no Martyr. Do I need something special in order to do so?

 

Answering my own question since I had some time to test it. Eiffel Tower does indeed apply to mountain tiles within your borders, boosting them to Breathtaking (6).

Martyr is in the pool of random promotions for all Apostles, so you might be able to pick it if you're lucky. But if you want to guarantee it, building the Mont St.Michel wonder gives all future Apostles the Martyr promotion automatically in addition to their other random promotion.

 

Ah, random! That explains it. Thanks a lot.

 

I figured it out. You can get power by having harbors as a suzerain bonus from the "Cardiff" city state.

All those cities that suddenly had power out of nowhere, they all had harbors. and I had just picked up Cardiff.