The Bermuda Triangle does teleport!!

[Noble Zarkon]

I found the Bermuda triangle in my game and the next turn the Commander who entered it was in a totally different part of the map!

 

[Deggial]

Fun, but also kind of expected. (Wasn't that the effect in Civ6?)

I am curious though: Does it teleport reliably to the same map tile, or is the exit random?

 

[Noble Zarkon]

Fun, but also kind of expected. (Wasn't that the effect in Civ6?)

Yes but nothing was listed/confirmed anywhere lol.

I put it on YouTube.

 

[Noble Zarkon]

Does it teleport reliably to the same map tile, or is the exit random?

It appears to be random, my 2nd try I popped up just outside an AI city I hadn't discovered before!

 

[evonannoredars]

Oo exciting, glad it's a random spot, makes it much more exciting! Can't wait to send an army of scouts through it to quickly explore the entire map lol

 

[Mudkip1001]

Lovely News! Thanks for making the video!

 

[Eagle Pursuit]

It's funny to me to see people excited about this. I thought most of the community disliked this wonder and the teleportation component in particular.

 

[Vincent_lacruz]

It's funny to me to see people excited about this. I thought most of the community disliked this wonder and the teleportation component in particular.

Let's prepare to teleport our fleet commander in that useless 6 tiles inland see, I guess...

 

[Noble Zarkon]

I thought most of the community disliked this wonder and the teleportation component in particular.

It's almost like the community is large and diverse , also the yields are more in line with other National Wonders this time.

 

[ehecatzin]

It's funny to me to see people excited about this. I thought most of the community disliked this wonder and the teleportation component in particular.

count me amongst those. I just don't like mythical natural wonders, my particular disdain is that they are almost always from the same overall region that ends up underrepresented. I'd rather see real natural wonders featured.

 

[queenpea]

Bimini Road would be a fun, semi-mythical natural wonder with a bit of lore and relevant to the same region. The teleporting is a little silly.

 

[pokiehl]

Awesome! I love it!

 

[Piranga]

count me amongst those. I just don't like mythical natural wonders, my particular disdain is that they are almost always from the same overall region that ends up underrepresented. I'd rather see real natural wonders featured.

Same, there are so many beautiful natural wonders to choose from across the globe and we get a make belief concept.

 

[UWHabs]

count me amongst those. I just don't like mythical natural wonders, my particular disdain is that they are almost always from the same overall region that ends up underrepresented. I'd rather see real natural wonders featured.

I don't mind sometimes having a Bermuda Triangle or Fountain of Youth. But I do agree that actual wonders are so much cooler. Give me the Blue Hole, and more of these crazy pink lakes and mountains that I can learn about.

 

[CaesarCS]

It's funny to me to see people excited about this. I thought most of the community disliked this wonder and the teleportation component in particular.

Hated it in Civ 6, and always made sure it never showed up in my games. Will do the same for Civ 7.

 

[Boris Gudenuf]

The Bermuda Triangle could be a perfectly actual Natural Wonder, but the effect from it would be that any aircraft unit you flew through it or within 1 tile of it disappears completely and permanently.

 

[sonicmyst]

Hmmm why is that effect not listed in Civilopedia? This looks fun but please, no more fantastical natural wonder.

 

[AvianBritish]

I don't know about teleporting units, as it spawned in Ocean for me in Antiquity, but when I transitioned to exploration age it disappeared for me.

 

[Nikolai II]

I'd rather it didn't teleport...

 

[queenpea]

Hmmm why is that effect not listed in Civilopedia? This looks fun but please, no more fantastical natural wonder.

LOL. Does it have yields, or does it spawn too far from settlements?