That would be crazy! I'd take it. But it's a small possibility.Spotted this and could not avoid thinking: headbanded young guy might be a King David depiction. Shades of blue may fit.
That would be crazy! I'd take it. But it's a small possibility.Spotted this and could not avoid thinking: headbanded young guy might be a King David depiction. Shades of blue may fit.
The guy in the portrait doesn't look remotely like the right race for King David. He looks South American to me. I don't think Hebrews/Israel will happen as I suspect that Firaxis will (very wisely) steer clear of that particular thorny issue.Spotted this and could not avoid thinking: headbanded young guy might be a King David depiction. Shades of blue may fit.
Hebrew and Mapuche may be considered at similar level of controversy-ness (if for different reasons)
Any possibility of suspected Lautaro being other guy?
I saw Italy. It is a Renaissance Era unit after all.Hmm... Looking at the Pike & Shot, two things immediately popped up in my mind. One was Sweden and the other one was EU4![]()
The guy in the portrait doesn't look remotely like the right race for King David. He looks South American to me. I don't think Hebrews/Israel will happen as I suspect that Firaxis will (very wisely) steer clear of that particular thorny issue.
Not to mention that there's precious little actual history (outside the Bible) to be basing a civ around David or Solomon. I mean I guess we have Gilgamesh, but the fewer legendary leaders the better in my book![]()
I wouldn't mind a significant buff to slingers though, or gain a bunch of gold from building temples.Not to mention that there's precious little actual history (outside the Bible) to be basing a civ around David or Solomon. I mean I guess we have Gilgamesh, but the fewer legendary leaders the better in my book![]()
As much as I would kill to have the Hebrews playable as an official civ, you are 100% correct that it will never, ever happen.The guy in the portrait doesn't look remotely like the right race for King David. He looks South American to me. I don't think Hebrews/Israel will happen as I suspect that Firaxis will (very wisely) steer clear of that particular thorny issue.
I wouldn't call the bible more reliable than other sources, but I also don't see how it is less reliable? You sometimes need to do some reading between the lines, but the bible tends to at least portray the people it talks about with a lot more flaws than most sources from ancient and classical times.
Still, it's interesting that Toronto is one of the two CS that still weren't spotted in R&FI'm not betting on either Israel or Canada making it to Rise and Fall....![]()
Personally, I'd love to see ancient Hebrew Civ
Still, it's interesting that Toronto is one of the two CS that still weren't spotted in R&F![]()
As I said before; In the future of Civ6 I think it's highly unlikely that we will see a Civ out of Jerusalem, Nan Madol or Hattusa, La Venta, Granada or Armgh due to achievements being tied to them.I'm not betting on either Israel or Canada making it to Rise and Fall....
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Does this guy look like an ancient Israelite or a Euro-Canadian to you?![]()
As I said before; In the future of Civ6 I think it's highly unlikely that we will see a Civ out of Jerusalem, Nan Madol or Hattusa, La Venta, Granada or Armgh due to achievements being tied to them.
Jerusalem - Third Crusade
Nan Madol - Army of Cthulhu
Hattusa - Gift From the Storm God
La Venta - Legends of the Hidden Temple
Granada - Even Our Castles Have Castles
Armgh - Finn MacCool’s Pipe Organ
If another city state takes over this ability, the achievement can still be used - maybe you would have to change the name, however.Shame about the Hittites though, I wouldn't mind them being made into a Civ....
I'm not betting on either Israel or Canada making it to Rise and Fall....
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Does this guy look like an ancient Israelite or a Euro-Canadian to you?![]()
You know something I just noticed? This portrait seems to show curly hair... not really a feature you see in pure Native American peoples. Lautaro is invariably depicted with long, straight hair.
The mystery deepens....
Maybe this is actually our Scottish leader instead?