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[R&F] Rise and Fall Features Thread

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At about 3:30 in this video he says Governors can build City Parks and Fisheries.

https://twitter.com/antonstrenger/status/935621956883402752

Here Anton says that the two new improvements are governor improvements.

So the only two new improvements (excluding uniques) are the City Park and the Fishery. I don't know what the Satellite dishes are, but they aren't an improvement.

known governors
Raina the Financier - purchase districts with gold
Liyang the Surveyor - can build fisheries and city parks
Amani the Diplomat - increases a city's loyalty and increases disloyalty in other civs' cities, can increase envoy effects in a city-state
... the Cardinal
... the Castellan - increases city defense
 
Yup, once I got home and looked on my higher-def screen (instead of zooming on my phone) totally definitely some kind of other building; NOT a satellite dish. Sorry for the false ID.
 

At about 3:30 in this video he says Governors can build City Parks and Fisheries.

https://twitter.com/antonstrenger/status/935621956883402752

Here Anton says that the two new improvements are governor improvements.

So the only two new improvements (excluding uniques) are the City Park and the Fishery. I don't know what the Satellite dishes are, but they aren't an improvement.

known governors
Raina the Financier - purchase districts with gold
Liyang the Surveyor - can build fisheries and city parks
Amani the Diplomat - increases a city's loyalty and increases disloyalty in other civs' cities, can increase envoy effects in a city-state
... the Cardinal
... the Castellan - increases city defense

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Definitely that temple is Artemis. Consider this side-by-side of the screenshot and the wonder painting from Civ 5. Note the horses flanking the main stair, also the cypress trees and the twin side stairs.


No idea yet what that tree with white specks is or this blue-roofed seaside castle with the orange trees. There can't be that many structures that fit that description? But I'm not seeing anything in google search yet.
 

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The Greek temple is Statue of Zeus and not Artemis or Parthenon. It's because of the open roof. Greek temples were closed on top, but the statue of Zeus supposedly was too big. Furthermore, the Statue of Zeus is with us from civ2 and I am happy it's here again.

Edit: now ive seen the statues of horsemen in front of Artemis ^ I'm in doubt...
 
The Greek temple is Statue of Zeus and not Artemis or Parthenon. It's because of the open roof. Greek temples were closed on top, but the statue of Zeus supposedly was too big. Furthermore, the Statue of Zeus is with us from civ2 and I am happy it's here again.

Edit: now ive seen the statues of horsemen in front of Artemis ^ I'm in doubt...

Here's some resources to convince you.
#1 is a museum model.
#2 is from the Miniaturk theme park in Turkey.
#3 is a sketch/drawing that I doubt we'd ever found the author.
Spoiler sources. warning, big images :

temple-of-artemis-model.jpg

stock-photo-istanbul-turkey-october-temple-of-artemis-of-ephesus-at-miniaturk-is-a-miniature-park-situated-179206637.jpg

temple-artemis1.jpg



TL;DR That temple to Zeus is not the only temple traditionally depicted with an open roof.




EDIT: more resources!
Superficially, the Artemision would have resembled the Parthenon. Uniquely, its roof was open above the cella, or inner sanctum, where the statue of Artemis was housed. This detail would only be noticed by someone inside the cella, however, or on the roof.

Read more here: http://michaeltfassbender.com/nonfi...-history-of-the-temple-of-artemis-at-ephesus/
 
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Is this speculation or do you have a Firaxis source for this idea?

No evidence for the exact names, but here Anton says "As for the Governors themselves, they have unique personalities – even before you start choosing which ones to upgrade. Some thrive in taking an already established city to the next level, building Wonders and powering up trade routes. Others are more suited to new cities that are constructing their first districts and claiming their first bits of land. One can be a savior during a city siege, and can make or break a city’s defense against a powerful attacking army. Though normally Governors can only work in your own cities, there is one that can be assigned to city-states, affecting the Envoys you have there. That said, none of the Governors are easily distilled into a single function."

So they seem to fit the trailer.
 
3 things that come to my mind after reading all the progress and contributions made here, i dont know if you realized so sorry if im repeating something.
- The turkish region Capadoccia appears very clearly in the poster, so we can assume that Turkey/Ottoman empire will be a new civ, also this is more logical if we thing that the new temple is the Artemis temple, with is in the turkish city of Efesus.
-We can appreciate that they have changed the design of the monument, wich in my opinion is quite good.
-They have also changed the design for some palaces, in the image appears the new one for russian civ (we knew is russia becuse in the religious district the have the Lavra)
palace.JPG
Capadoccia G.JPG
monument.JPG
 
3 things that come to my mind after reading all the progress and contributions made here, i dont know if you realized so sorry if im repeating something.
- The turkish region Capadoccia appears very clearly in the poster, so we can assume that Turkey/Ottoman empire will be a new civ, also this is more logical if we thing that the new temple is the Artemis temple, with is in the turkish city of Efesus.
-We can appreciate that they have changed the design of the monument, wich in my opinion is quite good.
-They have also changed the design for some palaces, in the image appears the new one for russian civ (we knew is russia becuse in the religious district the have the Lavra)
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Capaddocia might be a natural wonder too. But also, did you notice the 3 Turkish minarets scattered around.
 
Capaddocia might be a natural wonder too. But also, did you notice the 3 Turkish minarets scattered around.
Yeah i saw the minarets, in capadoccia there are houses and a lot of mosque and people lives there, i imagine it would be a natural wonder too and maybe they just put the houses and the minarets as decoration. There is also people who said it might be the mount Nemrut, but thats not in capadoccia actually they are two different things quite far from eachother
 
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