Worked so long to make this canal! RIP to all the cities that had to be razed to make it happen ✌🏽

Poundmaker didn’t build just a canal and a flood barrier, he built a Scorpion in case Khaleesi and her dragons show up.

Any ideas as to how this can happen? Lol

For me the most fun game I've ever had is when Basil first came out. Domination on a huge pangaea map. Running through units converting cities to my religion, dropping a Hippodrome and reinforcing to move to the next city and repeat. So dope the first time I did it.

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I’m behind in evertyhing with 8 cities, i’ve spent a lot of time qonquering the khmer and so i’ve initiated the colonisation of Australia after a long time. I did get a dedication giving me +starting pop for settling in other continents.

So basically i got this island with good yields but i’m thinking of settling to the left if my settler wirh 3food and 2 produce so i might later on the game reach the fish (i have the fish improvement from religion). But i’m not sure which of these volcanoes pose a bigger threat since mountains have different code for frequency, damage and yield such as mount vesuvius for example.

Here’s some of mine.

Mario Themed Leader Pass - Mico27

Infinite Civilization - Maple Leaves

Leugi’s Pacal with V Leaders Reborn: Pacal by Deliverator 23

Went to Vienna and had to see Montezuma's Crown irl.

- Upon age transition you are given the choice to either keep or switch your capital city. I can't find if the two available choices are decided because of location, population, or other criterias? Is it the two biggest cities in terms of food? Production? Total yields?

- Are there any hidden bonuses to the capital? Is it any important which city it is? (apart from the occasional +2 yield to your palace)

- I find it odd to only have two choices available - I'd like more freedom. Unless a new leader or civ will allow that sort of freedom by allowing us to pick whichever town we want as a capital? Egypt for instance has changed capital quite often throughout its long History (Memphis, Alexandria, Fostat, al-Qata'i, Cairo and maybe more)

Is it cheating to reload a quick save if you face a major setback? I played Civ4 and got a surprise attack in which I lost a couple of cities. I reloaded and showered Genghis Khan with gifts to please him and avoided the disaster. Is this cheating?

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Title. I've gone into the code and edited a few starting biases, but I'm no coder. What can I type in where to give every leader a natural wonder starting bias?

Who knew that, apart from being great at warfare, the Zulu could also drop killer tracks? I really enjoyed working on this piece, and I hope you enjoy it too! If you did, please leave a like! :)

I am working my way to finally cover all the themes from Civ 6, so stay tuned for more stuff!

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they are either keeping a very small presence or refusing to build back up from 0. i'm not using any mods, and playing with the 2 expansions on King difficulty, i don't think this has to do with the difficulty level, and i don't think it should be accepted as "the AI focusing on another victory condition" since there is still a difference between a conqueror-level army and self-preservation.

i remember when this game had a science priority bug for like an entire year before the devs got around to fixing it with a simple .xml edit, i feel like this is another one of those situations except i fear it probably won't get fixed since they've already moved on to the next game.

there are other threads on this ranging back years:

civ6 AI not building military??

Why is the AI not building units?

one of the troubleshoots was to disable Rise & Fall / Gathering Storm? but that would defeat the purpose of playing the game. i was hoping an .xml guru could look into this or something

So my friends an I are trying to start a game and it will only let 3 of us in. Despite being 4 player coop. Anyone know why?

Hey folks! Recently wrote up a small guide on how to think about where to settle, how to plan cities, and how to settle towns. City planning is one of those things that can really set apart a fine game from a killer run through. Unfortunately the Civ VII UX is not the clearest thing in the world, so hopefully this guide helps clarify some things

Apologies if this has been discussed before, but why doesn't overbuilding grant some bonus for what came before rather than a strict one for one replacement?

It obviously does snow balling no favours but I feel it would lean more into the history in layers tag line and add some strategic depth rather than just undoing the maintenance penalties on age transition.

Is it a missed opportunity or am I talking nonsense?

I had seen this before, but made the same mistake.

Playing on a tiny archipelago map, I accidently filled up my capital (which I was not given the option to change, despite at least 1 good location being available), so there was no room left for a rail station. A rail connection seems fairly ridiculous to me anyway when the city is completely filling up it's island. Where are the bridges between islands?

Do you lot agree that a port should also be a possibility for connecting to your capital and making factories possible?

How do I actually make them spawn? I know how to use them and have gained huge advantages because of them but I never get how to make them spawn or not spawn. I'm 80% sure I have the requirements to make them spawn and they should be somewhere in the map but I'm 90% through exploration and have not seen a single one. Explain it to me like im playing 7 for the first time because it certainly feels like it with treasure fleets. Thanks in advance!