Well when you get to an open level of diplomatic visibility you are warned when an civ is starting a wonder if you can be bothered reading the info given to you.And how do we go about telling when our opponents are about to finish a Wonder? I'm not as adept at the UI as I'd like to be, but still...this is a huge tool.
No, it’s not meant to be but I think the overflow mechanic is shared with other things and they had to stop some incorrect bleeding, purely my view.Another civ VI plaster on a wound that needs better healingIs this meant to be like this? Sounds like a hidden thing to me. Not that I've read the civilopedia.
I already have a translation of the whole text from the esteemed @FurionHuang and Duang is their slang for when another civ has beaten you to the wonder. I think we should use it, we have no such word.Duang
Well when you get to an open level of diplomatic visibility you are warned when an civ is starting a wonder if you can be bothered reading the info given to you.
More traditionally you can see it on the board and judge how much it has grown. This judging is part of the design as you see the developers assessing this also in let’s play scenarios.
Non no, it’s my fault for using those words. They were intended to everyone (including myself) who does not read all those central Brown signs that come up when diplomatic visibility improves. I know they help my game but I just cannot be bothered despite them reducing quantity.I hope my question didn't come off as arrogant as the answer implies, and if so, I apologize.
@FurionHuang , @Rogue-star or @Wandering_Dandelion would one of you be so kind and reply to this?As for "Duang" I don't think there's actually a Chinese word that sounds like that, the closest is 挡 (Dǎng) which is to block somebody. (Would be interesting to find out how they came up with it.)
Which would be fine... if there was an actual build queue.
That is like, one of the first mods you get from the workshop.Which would be fine... if there was an actual build queue.
Ah no, I found it in the original PMCould it be?
Ah no, I found it in the original PM
“So if a Wonder is "Duanged" (Chinese players use "Duang" for losing Wonder competition because of the viral sound effect in Civ 5), the overall finished production to the Wonder will discount 50% and counted as leftover production to whatever is on the current production queue. ”
Pretty much this. And pls don't..............Civ fanbase is not ready for Chinese memes yet...Speaking as a Chinese native... Duang is a meme from Jackie Chan’s viral shampoo commercial that is used to imitate sound effects. It is so viral that it is used to represent sounds that don’t actually sound like it. So if someone beats you to a wonder we say you get “Duanged”. As for monkey, some use it to refer to the scout, for the two words sound similar in Chinese.
As for monkey, some use it to refer to the scout, for the two words sound similar in Chinese.
Are you sure? It could either be what you are saying, or it could have been an intention, just badly implemented (quite common in Civ6...).No, it’s not meant to be but I think the overflow mechanic is shared with other things and they had to stop some incorrect bleeding, purely my view.Another civ VI plaster on a wound that needs better healing
Of course not. That’s why I said “I think” but that is based on some overflow problems at the start.Are you sure?