What We Know About Brave New World

[Eagle Pursuit]

I think Lake Victoria is a new natural wonder as its is shown in this image I took from the video. Look at the body of water in Monaco's territory: looks different than a sea tile.

Nice catch! That's definitely not your average lake.

 

[steveg700]

Where do we have the confirmation for the chateau?

 

[Inhalaattori]

Where do we have the confirmation for the chateau?

There was a mention of Chateau in the techree that they showed in Rev3Games -demo.

 

[MARDUK80]

http://www.pcgamer.com/2013/05/03/civilization-v-brave-new-world-some-brave-new-details/

Spoiler :

Civilization V: Brave New World–new details on Civ’s new systems
T.J. Hafer at 08:09pm May 3 2013


Civilization V’s second and final major expansion, Brave New World, is promising to bring more depth and diversity to the endgame on July 9. Lead Designer Ed Beach recently spoke with Revision 3, going into detail on some of the systems we’ve seen glimpses of in the past. We grabbed some of the more interesting new details, and set our worker units to build a Handy List improvement in the space below.

Portugal
Portugal, one of the new civs being introduced, is master of exploration and trade. Their unique unit, the Nao, has a one-time trade ability that allows them to sell luxury goods in foreign territory for a gold payout. The amount of gold is based on the trade location’s distance from your own borders.
The Portuguese unique improvement is the Feitoria. It can be built in the territory of any city-state (even a hostile one, if you have the forces to protect your workers while they build it). Once constructed, it will give you access to a copy of every luxury resource that city-state controls.

Trade
The new Cargo Ship units are used to establish trade routes between coastal cities. Creating domestic trade routes will produce production or food. International trade routes with other civs will produce gold, as well as science for whichever trading partner is less advanced. Religious pressure also spreads along trade routes.
The amount of gold generated from an international trade route is based on the difference in luxury resources at both ends. Two cities that both have gold and spice would not create a lot of profit, trade-wise. But a city with gold and spice trading with a city that has silk and pearls would be very lucrative.
Domestic trade routes will be a good way of getting food or production to distant colonies that can’t produce a lot on their own, initially.

Archaeology
The archaeology sites we’ve heard about previously can be turned into a permanent landmark with an ongoing benefit, or broken down for a one-time boost.
Archaeology digs can be constructed anywhere your units have access to, but dig sites in foreign territory will upset the civ that owns the land.
A new policy tree, Exploration, can unlock a secondary set of hidden archaeological sites for the first civ to reach the end.

World Congress
The first civ to meet every other civ on the map will found and host the World Congress.
Your number of delegates at the World Congress will change as the eras progress. The host civ always gets a bonus to the base number, but eventually, every City-State you have as an ally will give you additional delegates.
The purpose of the World Congress is to change the rules of the game. Only two civs will be able to propose resolutions for everyone to vote on: the host civ, and one other determined by criteria that was not revealed.
Some example resolutions include trade embargoes, banning specific luxury goods (such as whales), imposing a tax on all standing armies, and a shared World’s Fair. The World’s Fair is a shared wonder that all civs can contribute production to. Once completed, rewards will be granted based on each civ’s level of contribution.
Any civ that can propose a resolution can also motion to repeal a previous one.
There is a special sub-set of resolutions that cannot be proposed by any civ. Rather, they will automatically be put up for a vote when certain technological milestones are reached. These include changing the host of the World Congress (regularly recurring), building an International Space Station shared wonder, and enacting bans on nuclear proliferation.
One such resolution is naming a World Leader, which is the trigger for Diplomatic Victory. This vote comes up at the World Congress on regular intervals once someone constructs the United Nations (at which point the World Congress is renamed as the UN).

Other
The Freedom, Autocracy, and Order ideologies (formerly just represented by Policy trees) are now mandatory. Once you research Industrialization, you will be forced to pick one of the three. Each one lends itself to three of the four victory conditions (military, diplomatic, cultural, and science) and locks you out of the fourth. It also has a stronger effect on who your friends and rivals will be from the Industrial Era forward.

Contains some new info, albeit there might be many errors from PCGamers part. I tried to bold all new info from the article.

 

[Sporally]

At the end of this video ，when the musketman attack the zulu UU
From the battle table I find that
maybe one=fight strength-1%or2%？
in another video I find the battle strength of Assyrian army reduce 16%
Unhappy will influence more in the war than before
The war criminal will very unhappy

Nice catch, and wow! I'm really annoyed by the fact that you only get a penalty for -10 . Thank god if they finally changed that. Whenever I got by conquering cities I would ignore it as long as I didn't hit -10 and I hated building happiness buildings before I hit a positive again.

It looks mirrored

Spoiler :

True, but I'm surprised how indistinctive the lake looks from a natural lake while still looking too much Lake Victoria to be a coincidence.

 

[bite]

Ok, thanks everyone, I think I have got everything I missed, please let me know if I didn't

 

[snipperrabbit!!]

correction for piety "you can choose one" and "beliefs" instead of "flavors"

 

[trexeric]

On the OP there is a typo: it says "erasto" while it should say "eras to" on the Great Library part.

 

[sukritact]

Oh, something I find worth noting: The nationality and era of the art are based on game events. So "Da'ud Receives a Robe of Honor from Mun'im Khan" was a Portuguese GW from 1470 instead of Indian from 1604.

 

[AriochIV]

Oh, something I find worth noting: The nationality and era of the art are based on game events. So "Da'ud Receives a Robe of Honor from Mun'im Khan" was a Portuguese GW from 1470 instead of Indian from 1604.

Yeah. So when they say you need to collect art from different eras and different civilizations for the Louvre, they mean you actually have to get them from other civilizations.

 

[Tasunke]

Possible: Can trade Great works with other nations?

Probable: Spies can steal them

Probable: you can trade works between your own cities (so u can capture them through war as well)

 

[TheMarshmallowBear]

Unlikely that the Spies can steal artworks, not only would that be annoying, but also unrealistic, who on earth would show off stolen artworks in slots?

 

[Skykiller]

The Rosetta stone in the British Museum or the Parthenon Frise.

 

[Dunkah]

1:57: What's that improvement in the upper left corner just before the video goes back to Ed Beach?

This looked very strange to me at first as well. But turns out it is a caravan unit riding camels on what appears to be some large Oxen or Elks with big white horns (Deer?).

 

[Browd]

Looks like a camel caravan passing through a deer camp.

 

[Seek]

Possible: Can trade Great works with other nations?

Probable: Spies can steal them

Probable: you can trade works between your own cities (so u can capture them through war as well)

All of these except spies stealing GWs have been confirmed I think.

 

[AriochIV]

You can definitely move Great Works between your cities (they show it in the videos), and I think it's very likely that you can trade them with other civilizations. And you can capture them by taking the city they're in. But I doubt very much they can be stolen by spies... that would be a nightmare.

 

[PDMX]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMO79ylKga0

At 18:03: Host of World Congress has the ability to propose a resolution.
At 18:16: When World Leader election fails the TWO civilizations with the most votes permanently get an additional delegate.

 

[TheMarshmallowBear]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMO79ylKga0

At 18:03: Host of World Congress has the ability to propose a resolution.
At 18:16: When World Leader election fails the TWO civilizations with the most votes permanently get an additional delegate.

We already kne wabout the Host being able to propose a resolution aaaages ago.

 

[PDMX]

We already kne wabout the Host being able to propose a resolution aaaages ago.

Probably, but its not written in the first post.

I thought this thread is for listing things up, regardless, if most of us know it already.