The Kingmaker
Alexander
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I was originally planning to start this game after the Never-Before-Seen Civs game had concluded, but since people are wanting to do multiple rounds over there, I thought I might as well get this started, as it will take longer to get through.
The 30 contenders in this game are those civs which have previously been in a Civ game but have yet to be seen in Civ6. The Vikings, Native Americans and Holy Roman Empire have been disqualified due to considerable overlap.
As we want as many civs as possible to return, the objective this time is not to eliminate those you are less interested in, but to prioritize those you would like to return the most.
This will be the only other elimination game I'll be posting/hosting besides the Never-Seen Civs one. Two is plenty for anybody to manage.
Standard Forum Elimination Game Rules:
1) Every 24 hours, you add 1 point to one civilization you want to see and subtract 3 points from a civ that you are less eager to see return.
2) Each civ starts with 20 points. First civ eliminated takes last place, and so forth. Last surviving contender takes the Gold!
3) Give a reason each time you vote for why you chose as you did.
4) Don't comment in the thread unless your post contains your daily votes.
5) Don't get upset because Civ X wasn't included or because Civ Y was. This is based purely on those civs which have already been featured in prior games.
Round 1 Ranking:
1
Incas
2
Khmer (released 10/19/17)
3
Malians
4
Mayans
5 Mongols (coming 2/8/18)
6 Ethiopians
7 Babylonians
8 Koreans (coming 2/8/18)
9 Ottoman Turks
10 Siamese
11 Iroquois
12 Portuguese
13 Dutch (coming 2/8/18)
14 Carthaginians
15 Hittites
16 Byzantines
17 Indonesians (released 10/19/17)
18 Assyrians
19 Songhai
20 Moroccans
21 Sioux
22 Swedish
23 Polynesians
24 Shoshone
25 Zulu
26 Austrians
27 Huns
28 Celts
29 Danish
30 Venetians
...
31 Vikings (disqualified)
32 Native Americans (disqualified)
33 Holy Roman Empire (disqualified)
Round 2 Ranking:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
...
26 Vikings (disqualified)
27 Native Americans (disqualified)
28 Holy Roman Empire (disqualified)
The 30 contenders in this game are those civs which have previously been in a Civ game but have yet to be seen in Civ6. The Vikings, Native Americans and Holy Roman Empire have been disqualified due to considerable overlap.
As we want as many civs as possible to return, the objective this time is not to eliminate those you are less interested in, but to prioritize those you would like to return the most.
This will be the only other elimination game I'll be posting/hosting besides the Never-Seen Civs one. Two is plenty for anybody to manage.
Standard Forum Elimination Game Rules:
1) Every 24 hours, you add 1 point to one civilization you want to see and subtract 3 points from a civ that you are less eager to see return.
2) Each civ starts with 20 points. First civ eliminated takes last place, and so forth. Last surviving contender takes the Gold!
3) Give a reason each time you vote for why you chose as you did.
4) Don't comment in the thread unless your post contains your daily votes.
5) Don't get upset because Civ X wasn't included or because Civ Y was. This is based purely on those civs which have already been featured in prior games.
Round 1 Ranking:
1
Incas2
Khmer (released 10/19/17)3
Malians4
Mayans5
Mongols (coming 2/8/18)6 Ethiopians
7 Babylonians
8 Koreans (coming 2/8/18)
9 Ottoman Turks
10 Siamese
11 Iroquois
12 Portuguese
13 Dutch (coming 2/8/18)
14 Carthaginians
15 Hittites
16 Byzantines
17 Indonesians (released 10/19/17)
18 Assyrians
19 Songhai
20 Moroccans
21 Sioux
22 Swedish
23 Polynesians
24 Shoshone
25 Zulu
26 Austrians
27 Huns
28 Celts
29 Danish
30 Venetians
...
31 Vikings (disqualified)
32 Native Americans (disqualified)
33 Holy Roman Empire (disqualified)
Round 2 Ranking:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
...
26 Vikings (disqualified)
27 Native Americans (disqualified)
28 Holy Roman Empire (disqualified)
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