RaidandTrade
Prince
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- Oct 26, 2013
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Is there a way to change the number of auto saves kept to more than 10 (i.e., like we did for Civ V for GOTM and HOF submissions)?
World ranking on top right -> by Score
There is no way to cancel a trade route prior to its expiration (other than as a result of a DOW), but you should get the prompt to reassign the trade route when it expires. Does it just keep saying 8 turns on every turn? What game speed are you playing?
An icon appears in the "unit action area" in the right lower corner of the screen (to the left of the "next turn" button). It's quite small, so just hover over all icons until you get the correct one.How do you promote units? I got a indicator that said I could promote a scout, but I can't figure out how to get any options to appear. I can't find anything about this anywhere.
Yes You can - Groff made a quote somewhere:Can you turn off unit autoswitch in a full game? It was terriblly irritating in a beta...
There's a away to turn Auto Unit Cycling off, this is from Steam discussion page:
Go to mydocuments/mygames/civ6/useroptions.txt it's about line 59: "Does the selection auto cycle to the next available unit? (0 = no, 1 = yes) AutoUnitCycle 1 (set to o)" (simply ctrl F "cycle" and change to 0 from 1.
Ok, thanks!An icon appears in the "unit action area" in the right lower corner of the screen (to the left of the "next turn" button). It's quite small, so just hover over all icons until you get the correct one.
I still wasn't seeing anything, but I just read in the thread about gathering info from sources that you have to be in friendly territory before you can upgrade. Things like this are crucial. I hope that whoever compiled the game's civilopedia received half pay, because they did a half-assed job of it.Ok, thanks!
You were asking for promoting, not upgrading. Both systems work like the always have - by clicking an icon next to the other action icons.I still wasn't seeing anything, but I just read in the thread about gathering info from sources that you have to be in friendly territory before you can upgrade. Things like this are crucial. I hope that whoever compiled the game's civilopedia received half pay, because they did a half-assed job of it.
For my next question, can you manually place citizens anymore? If so, how?
I have been playing civ since 1993 and civ 1, and I have never been this confused about basic things before.