What is your favorite Wonder so far?

[sonicmyst]

Big Ben. Doubles your treasury, gives you an extra economic policy slot and grants +5 gold. Considering some of the economic policy cards are quite strong, having an extra available bonus is great. Additionally, if your treasury is doubled at the right time you could have a massive amount of gold to use on unit or great people purchases as well as upgrades.

Oh, yes! I love Big Ben too! Visually and the boost to gold is so good!

 

[Siptah]

The Oracle seems pretty powerful, maybe the Eiffel Tower too.
Most of them look really great, for me especially Mont Saint-Michel (I want to see a wonder movie for that).

 

[wanglishi1]

Stonehenge, since a religion found in Stonehenge is much much cooler than religions found in regular religious district.

 

[Manetheren]

For me it's a toss up between The Hanging Gardens and The Eiffel Tower.

 

[BenZL43]

Mont St Michel and Petra both have great graphic.
Still a bit resentful they don't put any wonder from SE Asia, though.

 

[Xandinho]

I like Petra very much, a wonder that I always try to build in civ 5. Others wonders that I like: Alhambra, Cristo Redentor and Chichen Itza.
If I consider the effect, my favorite wonders are Neuschwanstein and Sistine Chapel in civ5.
I hope that Neuschwanstein in future expansion.

In civ6, I liked a lot of addition of Potala Palace and Huey Teocalli.
Though I had not understood previously the addition of Maracanã, now I see that its addition now is necessary, since it represents the most popular sport of the world ("the Temple of the soccer") and we never had a wonder devoted exclusively to sports, in addition it became recently the center of attention worldwide with Olympics in Rio.

 

[Zaarin]

My favorite wonder that I've seen so far is Mont-Saint-Michel. Also Crater Lake.

 

[Gintoki89]

I like the religious wonders so I'm torn between Mont St Michel and Mahabodhi Temple.

 

[Cyon]

Hanging gardens seems a bit weak, half of the effect of Artemis, or does it have any other effects?

 

[SJSerio]

I'd have to say the Colosseum. Don't know too much about it yet, but I've been pushing for it to be a wonder for so long, I'm glad they finally did it.

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[Amrunril]

I think the Oracle is the most interesting of the ones I've seen so far. It's potentially the best support available for the new Great Person system (which I think doesn't get the attention it deserves as a reworked mechanic), and it seems like it will create a lot of interesting gameplay without itself being mechanically complex.

 

[Slayan]

If your playing Germany and get Alhambra that will give you +2 Military card slots

 

[Matthew.]

Petra looks as fun as ever.

Chichen Itza as well. Wonder what kind of Jungle super cities will be possible.

 

[Gintoki89]

Petra looks as fun as ever.

Chichen Itza as well. Wonder what kind of Jungle super cities will be possible.

One thing I wonder about Chichen Itza is, do we know what kind of improvements can be built on jungle while maintaining the jungle, if any? I don't recall seeing any kind of Trading Post improvement, and I think I saw Plantations removing them, so will the Brazil and Chichen Itza super cities be able to improve those tiles at all?

 

[Thormodr]

Petra looks very cool. Hope there is a great desert Civ to go with it.

Not a fan of Arabia so I'm hoping that Morocco makes a return.

 

[AriochIV]

Wonders have never really excited me. They've always been a very gamey mechanic.

 

[SJSerio]

Wonders have never really excited me. They've always been a very gamey mechanic.

Yeah.... But, for me, I guess having wonders is something that helps you to stand out from the rest of the pack. Bonus if they give you an edge towards your goals.

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[Lucius_]

Wonders have never really excited me. They've always been a very gamey mechanic.

I feel the same but mostly because they are one of those things that are incredibly cool and powerful, but I'll never be able to build myself. Maybe Civ VI will be different in this regard, idk.

 

[dturtle1]

I am a Wonder Junkie, have been since Civ 3 i think. I remember one Civ 5 game where i owned em all (had to steal a couple :/) Favourite Early Wonders are Great Library and The Oracle. Stonehenge is gonna be THE early wonder in civ 6 though. Free early Great prophet is huge. Really like the Mountain Wonders in Civ 5. Really hope Machu Piccu is in Civ6, Neuwachstein is pretty amazing too.

My current Civ5 game i have gone towards a High City, High Pop, ALL the Happiness Buffs game and Machu Pichu is amazing. With 10 Cities with an avg Pop of roughly 15 my city connections are worth 300gpt !!(damn unhappiness barbs pillaged my road into my capital, better now with +10 Happiness at 1500AD(epic)

In regards to the Nation wonders I really like the look of the Ciffs of Dover, love the direction Civ is taking with them too with adjacency effects and more unique bonuses, rather than just tile yield.

 

[isau]

They all look cool but in part for me it will depend on what info you can get on who else is building them. Really disliked how in previous games uncertainty about completing a wonder meant it was often not worth the risk of trying.