Screenshot analysis!

[Spaceturtle]

The strategic view (from Quill18's video)

Spoiler :

Looks cool, but I would like to see 2D drawings for the military units too.

 

[Cyon]

The borders looks way better in the strategic view! Much more organic.

 

[AriochIV]

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Disclaimer: keep in mind that this is almost certainly not the final version of the tree.

 

[Cyon]

Nice job Arioch!

I wonder if they will change the background image as the eras progress so it is not the sand pillar and arch de triumph behind each era?

 

[CaptainUnknown]

Computers doesn't unlock anything. Safe to say the tech tree is not finished. I hope no one takes this as the final product.

 

[TheMarshmallowBear]

Computers doesn't unlock anything. Safe to say the tech tree is not finished. I hope no one takes this as the final product.

Lol, I know right? I've seen people get weird about it

Actually, there is stuff unlocked (I assume) because Mathematics grants a free movement point to I believe naval units.

Those "bonus" things just for some reason aren't displayed.

 

[CaptainUnknown]

As you mentioned, this tech tree does not currently reflect all the +1 to tile yields that we see in the Civ 5 tree.

 

[qwerty25]

Quick question: Were there any national wonders in the videos? I don't want to search through the entire video again, but I don't remember seeing anything.

 

[King Jason]

The strategic view (from Quill18's video)

Spoiler :

Looks cool, but I would like to see 2D drawings for the military units too.

Oh. My. God.

I'm going to play the entire game in the strategic view.

 

[Eagle Pursuit]

Quick question: Were there any national wonders in the videos? I don't want to search through the entire video again, but I don't remember seeing anything.

Nope. The role of specialization is taken over by districts and settler cost inflation works to prevent over expansion.

 

[Eagle Pursuit]

Oh. My. God.

I'm going to play the entire game in the strategic view.

It does look pretty sweet.

 

[zwei833]

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Disclaimer: keep in mind that this is almost certainly not the final version of the tree.

Remember that only Japan has the samurai, there is no any Longswordsman-like unit for other civs.

 

[AriochIV]

District 12 must be unlocked in the Civics tree, because it's not listed here. Neither are Neighborhoods.

Remember that only Japan has the samurai, there is no any Longswordsman-like unit for other civs.

Is this speculation or based on evidence?

 

[zwei833]

Is this speculation or based on evidence?

It is confirmed by other videos, and confirmed by a Youtuber in the forum.

 

[zwei833]

Is this speculation or based on evidence?

Here it is:

Medieval era has the pikeman (unlocked by Military Tactics), Knight, Crossbowman and Military Engineer (support unit that can build roads, forts and airstrips).
There's no longswordsman (just swordsman in classical era unlocked by iron working).

And you can see the non-Japan techtree in this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxVvoZUegwM

 

[moysturfurmer]

There's a more complete look at the civic tree here

Also the August 3rd Info Consolidation thread has a lot of information that may have fallen through the cracks. More great people and natural wonders and city states and the like.

 

[ssh08]

A look at victory types from marbozir's vid. never get a look at all the conditions however

 

[moysturfurmer]

A look at victory types from marborzir's vid. never get a look at all the conditions however

Here u go

 

[Seek]

@Arioch Quick correction: pillaged improvements are repaired by builders, it ends their turn but doesn't cost a charge.

 

[AriochIV]

And you can see the non-Japan techtree in this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxVvoZUegwM

Thanks. So I guess the Pikeman is the only normal medieval infantry unit. Makes some sense.