moors
Warlord
- Joined
- Sep 7, 2012
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I've never played Civ 6 but I've been reading a few threads on the Civ 6 forums and I have one question I'd like answered if possible: how big are Civ 6's map sizes? Not just in terms of number of tiles, but compared to how big your cities are (since cities in 6 can seemingly occupy several tiles now) and how much room between cities you're likely to have. Also, with those considerations, how crowded is the map late-game, and how big can your empire get, in terms of no. of cities and overall spread.
(Just realise this may not qualify as a "quick question", sorry about that).
There must be a minimum of 3 tiles between cities and it makes sense not to have more than 6 tiles between cities generally since cities can only reach up to the 3rd tile from its center and doing so doesn't allow another city to be built between them.
My question is, does it ever make sense to not to earn one superior era even when you're close and it's easy to do and it doesn't contradict another goal ? Does it ever make sense not to pursue or to avoid a superior era from the start ?