I haven’t really processed everything, but it looks really good. I knew it couldn’t be a hot fix. I’m intrigued by the new multiplayer stuff coming “soon”.
I’ve been on a bit of a Civ hiatus (mostly thanks to Fire Emblem on the Switch), but I’ll need to make an effort to finish my Ottoman conquest game before this patch drops.
Looks pretty good, nice to see Admirals get a hefty buff. Some very nice looking maps too, and ones I’m likely to actually play, particularly Continents & Islands and Terra. Shifted axis seems like a fun way to shake things up too.
I like the adjacency bonuses for reefs a lot. Campuses are always needed and a flat coastal start always made getting science a little painful. More viable spots for science is tasty.
I'm happy Coastal Cities are getting buffed. I'm interested to see how they play out. Buffing Coastal Wonders is a good idea (hopefully Great Lighthouse and Colossus, 'cause they are very weak). Buffing Admirals is a very pleasant surprise.
The new maps sound just fantastic. Continents + Islands was exactly what I was looking for, but all the other maps look great as well.
The other changes all look good.
... although, it does feel a little bit like some changes might again "flatten" out the game, a bit like how Lumbermills in the last patch became better but also a bit less interesting once they lost their river bonus (or, more accurately, got their river bonus everywhere). ... Giving Campuses adjacencies for Reefs means it's now easier to build Campuses everywhere, maybe making playing the map with them less fun. ... But, you know, maybe I'm wrong and it'll be totes fine. ... I mean, it's not like you're going to get +6 or +8 Campuses from Reefs ... Guess we'll see how that kind of stuff pans out... I'm not really all that worried.
Anyway. Based on the last few patches, I'm guessing they'll be even more stuff when the next patch drops. But yeah, all looking very good. It's been a very, very big year for Civ VI.
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