Civilization VI
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Another Civ, eh?
I just hope they don't screw it up, after the big dissapointment that's Civ BE. |
Ghandi probably threatened to nuke Firaxis if he didn't get a spotlight in the announcement trailer.
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Sean Bean is that you?
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Stellaris fever hasn't cooled yet, and THIS comes up. Wow, what a year.
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So what exactly is that different from Civ 5 in Civ 6? I still see no reason to buy it.
And given how Civ 5 panned out, I'm waiting for the inevitable pricey expansions to come through before I'd get into Civ 6 anyway. I certainly waited for that expansions-included Civ 5 to drop to 20 dollars before I moved in. |
The announced changes look promising, they are certainly all things that I think would make the game better. Can I really trust that we'll have a better diplomacy this time? That was the weakest point of Civ V in my opinion, followed by a very poor AI in combat situations (and we got no mention of any improvements on that side).
The new graphic is leaving a lot of people disappointed (me included), they seem to have taken a cartoony direction instead of a more realistic one, I hope the final product will have at least less saturation, but still, given what has been leaked so far I doubt the graphic jump will be as big as it was in the case of civ IV to civ V. Quote:
I seriously hope that Firaxis will spend more in beta-testing this time, because Civ BE was ridden with absolutely retarded bugs that made entire game contents inaccessible. |
I don't see the problem with the graphics tbh. The models look the same as always its just that the colours used are quite bright, but it makes things easily recognisable. I much prefer it over the muddy mess that was BEs colouring.
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TBH, Im not sure I will get it on launch, I still have a lot of fun with Civ 5 and its expansions... and having to wait for Civ 6 to get to that stage will be painful as it excuses them for so much.
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People always complain about the graphics, though most people (me included) don't care about graphics and just focus in gameplay.
One of the things I expect is a complete overhaul of diplomacy and espionage, specially the second to feel more like civ 4 espionage (and maybe a bit of civ BE espionage). Speaking of BE, there's one thing I want from there, and that's the quests system. And also the random event system from civ 4 could be a nice adition. |
They will probably lift a lot of the mechanics from BE. TBH, I'm kinda hoping the tech tree/web has more actual choice to it and you don't just end up with everything.
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With the Community Balance Patch for Civ5, I don't think I would want to get Civ 6 any time soon. That patch package already feel like a whole big expansion to me.
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Hey 2K?!?!?! Where's my Civilization Online?!?!?! (One Steparu played)
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Several youtubers released a pre-release gameplay footage and their comments.
I'm very interested in the dual "tech" tree, science and culture trees. Workers now are called builders, and doesn't build roads (those are done automatically by trade units) and function more like a worker boat, limited 4 usage per worker and you'll have to build more, otoh improvements are built instantly. Not sure I like that, but we'll see how it goes when it comes out. |
Sean Bean is your advisor. |
A roll he can't die at, presumably.
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started at civ1 and 2, not particularly concerned about realistic graphics (i turn strategic view on when i do civ5 most of the time)
i'm curious about the new "evolving" diplomacy system, i'm hoping it doesn't end up with every country in the world hating my guts because i have more luxuries and wonders than they do (makes me hate having to meet them all unless i plan to invade them, it's kinda depressing) |
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What I hope is that the whole world won't hate me in the industrial era because of a minor civ I have invaded in the bronze age. Moreover I really hope defensive pacts will make sense, as in Civ V it was a feature that was just awfully detrimental and retarded. Quote:
From one side this change saddens me, but from another I recognize that workers became a chore to handle in the end game when you had 10+ cities. I'm curious to see how it will end up being. |
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I wonder if it was a coincidence this was released after Brexit. |
Oh, from the way it functions, it seems each district is limited to one per city, because wouldn't it be OP if you can build multiple academies with multiple libraries/univs per city? Maybe the number of allowed districts would be limited with population too. I can see a Tall vs Wide optimization there.
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I will say the combat looks amazing.
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Check out previous Civ 6 videos down below.
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seems to me you can "chain" districts together to produce some kind of group bonus sorta deal
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And now the Aztecs.
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i'm not sure what to say about that whole "available immediately if you pre-order or else you wait for 3 months" dealie
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The only preorder bonuses that I ever heard to be "only for preorders EVER" are the ones for the new worms w.m.d. game. Which are justified (by the devs) as being due to the bonuses being cameos from other games and the deals only extending to preorders. (Incidentally I hate all of the cameos there so don't care)
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Meanwhile people are going crazy over a picture that can be seen from afar from the officially released video about the game developing.
The picture in question is what most likely serves as a reference of all the Leaders of the civilizations that are planned for Civ VI. The single portraits are at such low definition that you barely have a few pixels to get the idea of what they represent, and yet that didn't stop people from identifying almost all of them, helped by the fact that they are apparently put in alphabetical order. Wild speculations now abound on whoever might that be the person between the leaders of Germany and Greece, and the one between Kongo and Poland. |
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also i speculate the two unkowns are goreo (ancient korea, because you gotta sell out to koreans these days) and mongolia (because you can't have civ without good ol' genghis khan) |
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Meanwhile Pedro II of Brazil was officially announced
Dynamic tag cannot be rendered. (PrintableThread) So far the leaked picture of the Civ VI leaders has been reliable |
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