Could someone clarify me on a doubt, 'cause I don't understand religion in this iteration 100%... If I don't found a religion, but get religions from abroad, what can I buy with my faith currency and how? Thanks in advance. 

You can spend the currency on great people for sure. Open up the great people tab and at the bottom is purchase price in gold and religion. IIRC, that total goes down as your normal points go up so keep checking back if you're close. I'm at work, so it's possible there are other things as well.Could someone clarify me on a doubt, 'cause I don't understand religion in this iteration 100%... If I don't found a religion, but get religions from abroad, what can I buy with my faith currency and how? Thanks in advance.![]()
The city state Buenos Aires makes each bonus resource provide +1 amenities.Also, on the city state screen, where it shows you the resources you get for being suzerain, it includes bonus resources like cattle and wheat. What benefit do I get from a city state's wheat?
I'm pretty sure Buenos Aires is an Aztec city in this game, lol. They were on the other continent and I never even met it as a city state.The city state Buenos Aires makes each bonus resource provide +1 amenities.
It was speculated on the Civ subreddit that those numbers are actually a change over time, not a flat representation of your relationship. The reddit thread is here: https://www.reddit.com/r/civ/comments/59bxyj/civ_vi_breakthrough_on_understanding_diplomacy/I honestly don't understand the relationship system.
My current relationship with Montezuma is "unfriendly".
In the "reasons for current relationship" section I have green (positives) that add up to +17 (5, 2, 10) and red (negatives) that add up to -15 (3, 6, 6), so I would think at least our relationship would be somewhat neutral, but the guy hates my guts, won't even let me send a delegation.
What is the underlying system here? 0 isn't neutral?
Thanks!Select any unit. Click on that unit's name and up will pop a list of all your units (Civilian, religious and military). Click on a unit you want to see and that unit will be selected.
It was speculated on the Civ subreddit that those numbers are actually a change over time, not a flat representation of your relationship. The reddit thread is here: https://www.reddit.com/r/civ/comments/59bxyj/civ_vi_breakthrough_on_understanding_diplomacy/
and now that I'm looking at it again, it looks like the information actually originally came from a post on this board, located here: http://forums.civfanatics.com/threa...casus-belli-doesnt-work.600669/#post-14522818
How can you tell if you've already improved a tile or not? It doesn't actually say on mousing over, does it?
The tile should look different than before like you'll see a farm or a mine on it. The improvements have different graphics also if it is active (citizen is working it) or not. e.g green fields for farm vs. yellow fields.
The tooltip will mention the improvement and the tiles yield below the dotted lin. For instance:
Mine
1 Food
5 Production
And if you look in strategic view, tiles with improvements will have farms, mines, etc.