Unlabelled Civilization - Isn't it odd that the Conservation civic doesn't do anything for rainforests? You'd think there'd be something in Civ to incentivize us to keep rainforests intact.

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Civilization - Isn't it odd that the Conservation civic doesn't do anything for rainforests? You'd think there'd be something in Civ to incentivize us to keep rainforests intact.

Isn't it odd that the Conservation civic doesn't do anything for rainforests? You'd think there'd be something in Civ to incentivize us to keep rainforests intact.

Posted: 18 Feb 2018 08:59 AM PST

On a side note, tfw you used to be a civ leader and now you're just a great general (Boudica)

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The ghost fleet of Lake Retba

Posted: 18 Feb 2018 09:56 AM PST

Apparently, if an English city flips to you through loyalty, building an archaeological museum in that city will give it the six artifact slots that England's UA gives.

Posted: 18 Feb 2018 04:28 AM PST

Same sex..... rly? I'm done.

Posted: 18 Feb 2018 10:40 AM PST

So how exactly is this sentence even close to being viable english?

Posted: 18 Feb 2018 02:23 AM PST

Zee German VVheel of Production

Posted: 18 Feb 2018 08:19 AM PST

Why Civilization 6 AI is terrible - Part 1: Wonders

Posted: 18 Feb 2018 11:23 AM PST

Pano1g's Civ 6 Deity Tier List (Rise & Fall, Spring 2018)

Posted: 18 Feb 2018 03:19 PM PST

Hello everyone! I'm back once again to compile my tier list of the strongest civs in singleplayer deity, this time in the first expansion for Civ 6: Rise & Fall! If you'd like to read my pre-expansion tier list you can do so here:

https://www.reddit.com/r/civ/comments/7987qp/pano1gs_civ_6_deity_tier_list_fall_2017_update/

First of all, I'd like to preface everything by saying that I'm loving this expansion so far! I'm enjoying all the new mechanics and how they influence the gameplay. Also, most of the new civs are quite good so that's always a plus. While conquest still is and probably always will be the surest path to victory vs the Deity AI, peaceful gameplay and building tall are better than ever before and that's great! Most of the civs are fairly well balanced now in this expansion as well so there are actually very few "weak" civs. That said, they can't all be winners and some civs are still easier to win Deity with than others. So without further ado, let's get to the list:

S Tier

1)Cyrus (Persia)

2) Gilgamesh (Sumeria)

3) Amanitore (Nubia)

4) Alexander (Macedon)

5) Saladin (Arabia)

6) Seondeok (Korea)

7) Frederick Barbarossa (Germany)

8) Hojo Tokimune (Japan)

9) Montezuma (Aztec)

10) Trajan (Rome)

A Tier

11) Shaka (Zulu)

12) Tomyris (Scythia)

13) Peter (Russia)

14) Gitarja (Indonesia)

15) Robert The Bruce (Scotland)

16) John Curtin (Australia)

17) Teddy Roosevelt (America)

18) Gorgo (Greece)

19) Pericles (Greece)

20) Genghis Khan (Mongolia)

21) Poundmaker (Cree)

22) Cleopatra (Egypt)

23) Catherine de Medici (France)

24) Jadwiga (Poland)

B Tier

25) Victoria (England)

26) Chandragupta (India)

27) Mapuche (Lautaro)

28) Mvemba a Nzinga (Kongo)

29) Qin Shi Huang (China)

30) Wilhelmina (Dutch)

31) Phillip II (Spain)

32) Gandhi (India)

C Tier (In need of buffs)

33) Pedro II (Brazil)

34) Jayavarman VII (Khmer)

35) Tamar (Georgia)

36) Harald Hardrada (Norway)

I went about making this tier list differently than usual. The number of civs in the game has grown a lot and many more playstyles have become viable in Rise & Fall. Domination is still the best victory type, with science coming in close second and with religion being much better than ever. Cultural victory is now the weakest victory type since heavy investment into tourism is the most inflexible and is the hardest recover from in a losing game. As such, what I did this time was assign point values to each victory type and ranked each civ at how good they are at each victory type. Domination victory was worth most points and Cultural victory was worth the least. I then added all the points each civ accumulated in each victory type and ranked them on the tier list based on their total score. In cases of a tie I ranked them based on personal opinion. In certain cases, I did award a few points above the threshold for a certain victory type if that particular Civ was unusually good at it. These civs were Korea for science victory, Kongo for cultural victory and Arabia and Russia for religious victory. I did not award extra points for excellence at Domination victory since there are many civs that are excellent at it in different ways in the current iteration of the game.

You will notice that I only have a few civs in the C Tier this time around and that's because the game feels more balanced than ever. Some civs however do still feel like they need buffs to be competitive against the Deity AI so I put them in C tier. I do have thoughts about potential changes for each of these civs to bring them up to speed so if anyone is interested in hearing about those feel free to ask or message me or something.

Thank you for taking the time to read this list. I put a lot of game hours and research into putting it together. It is my hope that it can serve as a good resource for players learning to play the game at higher difficulty levels.

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Rise and Swole vs the Nerd Squad

Posted: 18 Feb 2018 03:32 AM PST

Is this the new 'International Games' where everyone was invited but only 1 nation actually participated... and so got all the rewards for themselves?

Posted: 18 Feb 2018 03:35 PM PST

Free steam key for base Civ 6 game

Posted: 18 Feb 2018 03:34 PM PST

Have an extra from the Humble Bundle : R72MJ-3L504-46LF# Replace the # with a nine and you are good to go.

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PSA: Holy Righteous Queen Tamar achievement is bugged.

Posted: 18 Feb 2018 11:16 AM PST

As far as I can tell, instead of having all city states following your religion, you only need to have all discovered city states following your religion.

I only found this out because I was playing a hotseat game to mess around with the new civs, but only explored with one (Georgia). I got the achievement after all of the city states on my continent were found. Later, after I got cartography, I found more city states that weren't following my religion.

Just an FYI.

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First time AI loves me

Posted: 18 Feb 2018 11:52 AM PST

Scotland Victory.....did I do this right?

Posted: 18 Feb 2018 02:13 PM PST

The city state that could!

Posted: 18 Feb 2018 02:46 PM PST

Galileo spot - if he only could fly

Posted: 18 Feb 2018 09:41 AM PST

Once You Reach A Golden Age, Are Extra Points Wasted?

Posted: 18 Feb 2018 04:29 AM PST

For example, if I need to reach 90 points for a Golden Age and reach 95 points, what happens to the extra 5 points? It is possible that it lowers the threshold for the next era, but it doesn't seem to.

This is a concern, because it can get a bit gamey, if you need to delay completing a Wonder (for example), in order to not waste those points.

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More Petra Eye-candy?

Posted: 18 Feb 2018 05:50 AM PST

So, what do you think of the new Civs?

Posted: 18 Feb 2018 10:08 AM PST

I haven't played them all yet, but my first impressions of the five I have played:

  • Dutch: Pretty powerful; I was able to place a good number of polders (I know some have complained of polder-placement difficulty) and steamrolled to a pretty easy victory. Remind me a lot of Indonesia, with much less emphasis on faith, so more on commerce. Played on island plates, and once I got that De Zeven Provincien naval unit it was pretty much game over. The river-adjacency bonuses kick ass.

  • Mongolia: Mounted powerhouse, as advertised. Reminded me a lot of a late-blooming Nubia, with a really nice synergy of special abilities all of which serve to supplement a killer special (ranged) unit. If you lay the groundwork early, and manage a couple of high-production cities with Ordus, once you research Keshigs you'll be able to swamp any nearby civs.

  • Korea: Very easy Civ to play. Watch your city placement for good locations to place your Seowans, and ride all the way to a quick science victory. A nice change-of-pace civ.

  • Cree: I thought they kind of sucked, but maybe I played them wrong? I wanted to like the unique scout-replacement unit, and kept trying to build enough of them to maybe level a few up to level-three (and the +20 combat bonus), but it never really worked for me. Overall, they seem underpowered. Gotta admit, didn't finish my game with them.

  • Mapuche: My current game - meh. They seem like a decent-enough civ, and I'm riding toward victory, but I haven't really found any of their special abilities/units/improvements all that useful. The Malon Rider is ok, but nothing compared to, say, the Keshig. I've only been able to build a small handful of Chemamull; the culture bonus is nice, but I'm not finding that many breathtaking tiles around. And in the wars I've fought, I haven't really been killing that many units near enemy cities, so haven't gotten to watch them take the huge loyalty hit.

What do y'all think?

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Stacking Great Works with Kongo, National History Museum, Wonders and Reyna

Posted: 18 Feb 2018 01:23 AM PST

Late game boring?

Posted: 18 Feb 2018 06:56 AM PST

Anyone experiences ultimate boring end game in civ games? I rarely finish my civ games because of that and I`m loosing feeling for the game. How could one avoid that?

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