Zoos and stadiums extend their effects to 6 tiles just like the industrial zone buildings, and the district itself adds +2 food to any internal trade route to that city. It's niche but it's not useless, especially if you're screwed on luxuries. I would like to see a buff to it though, I barely build it.
CIVILIZATION VI |OT| He's Got the Whole World in His Hands
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Zoos and stadiums extend their effects to 6 tiles just like the industrial zone buildings, and the district itself adds +2 food to any internal trade route to that city. It's niche but it's not useless, especially if you're screwed on luxuries. I would like to see a buff to it though, I barely build it.
Giant Panda
Member
Yeah, they need a buff. They should generate tourism or something.
Producing a settler will reduce the total number of citizens in a city by 1.
Also, shamelessly taken from Reddit:
CoconutTank
Member
I still do this out of habit admittedly (and it triggers the eureka for Sailing), but I think the Venetian Arsenal's double naval unit production may require the city to be sea-side with a harbor, because the naval unit shows up in the harbor and the copy shows up in the city.
I build entertainment districts quite often. Nobody wants to fairly trade luxuries to me
Familienoberhauptvogel
Banned
I tried liking Rome but I don't.
CoconutTank
Member
Civ6 might be getting blocked/throttled by Windows Defender. That happened to me as well (as well as many other folks), and I had to whitelist Civ6 in order to play.
MHWilliams
Member
Workers can clear woods outside of your city border? WTF?! I didn't even think of that.
Yep, and it's not for a lack of trying. There's just so many times the cpu can declare surprise war on me before I need something in return for fucking up my economy for decades. Nope sorry no peace treaty this time cause you thought you could take my city, you'll lose your capital and maybe you'll learn this time.
CoconutTank
Member
They never learn. Leaving them alone doesn't make them any wiser about their aggression either, they'll continue to peck at me with denouncements and usually refuse to trade fairly with me. They might even decide to war with me anyway despite being reduced to one city.
Total annihilation is the only solution. You're only allowed to declare war on me once.
I don't follow the above rule for every session but it is tempting.
Few months ago I promised myself to wait for the first big expansion before getting into Civ 6. I lied.
Pretty much this, they're more aggressive this time. I'm still discovering the game, playing as Rome, 100+ turns in. I'll probably switch to another Civ on the next play, but first.. let's download the Giant Earth Map with True Start Location
Pretty much this, they're more aggressive this time. I'm still discovering the game, playing as Rome, 100+ turns in. I'll probably switch to another Civ on the next play, but first.. let's download the Giant Earth Map with True Start Location
Down to a minute now, thanks.
Nah, they aren't that bad on lower difficulties. Just build at least one slinger after you're first city to lock them down.
That was already in Civ5
Seventy_X_Seven
Member
Convinced a buddy to get this and we're going to try a multiplayer tonight (just us verse AI). In V we could use the team function to ensure close starts but there's no teams in VI from what I heard (haven't really looked at multiplayer yet). Is there any way to ensure close start with another player?
I just won a domination victory in turn 114 thanks to Cythia. Man they've got to nerf her. The mix of her cavalry x2, the power of selling units and just cavalry in general she feels insanely broken. I had too big of an army so had no choice but to sell cavalry to buy buildings it felt like.
Imperfected
Member
For me it usually goes:
Turn 1:
"I'm going to try a science or religion victory this time. I just won't murder everyone, that way I won't auto-win on culture before I get there."
Turn 45:
"Hey you need to stop trying to convert my cities, okay Pericles?"
Turn 46:
"You just told me you were going to stop and now you have 25 undefended Missionaries standing in my territory with their faces pressed up against the lances of my Knights."
Turn 75:
"Okay, Pericles is dead, I can probably still reign this in and still do a science win. Aaaaand now China is declaring a surprise war on me because they're mad I got some wonders off of Greece's corpse."
Turn 150:
"I guess a cultural victory is just what we call it when you've killed everyone who was trying to build a culture."
Turn 1:
"I'm going to try a science or religion victory this time. I just won't murder everyone, that way I won't auto-win on culture before I get there."
Turn 45:
"Hey you need to stop trying to convert my cities, okay Pericles?"
Turn 46:
"You just told me you were going to stop and now you have 25 undefended Missionaries standing in my territory with their faces pressed up against the lances of my Knights."
Turn 75:
"Okay, Pericles is dead, I can probably still reign this in and still do a science win. Aaaaand now China is declaring a surprise war on me because they're mad I got some wonders off of Greece's corpse."
Turn 150:
"I guess a cultural victory is just what we call it when you've killed everyone who was trying to build a culture."
Giant Panda
Member
I think the promise system in general is broken in the game. Every time I ask the AI to not convert my cities, they agree to promise, and then the next turn they break the promise. Why even make that promise then? And don't get me started on how dumb it is that I get hit for breaking promises for having a pikeman within my borders but 3 hexes from the overly nervous AI.
Fragamemnon
Member
Civ 6 diplomacy is basically right up there with the AI from the Sylandro Probe in Star Control 2. It seems reasonable , if somewhere weird, for a short while then it goes nutters.
Don't try to negotiate or work with it. Either kill it or ignore it-those are your only realistic options.
Don't try to negotiate or work with it. Either kill it or ignore it-those are your only realistic options.
Huge glaring downside that is killing the game for me. It was never really good before, but I've just spent too much time in Paradox games.
Rentahamster
Rodent Whores
I see the "promises" from the AI as just that. They are "promising" to do that. If they break their promise, you know that they are not trustworthy and must be cleansed with religious books or nukes as you like.
Basically once I am lied to by a Civ, I know they will not ever keep their promises and I proceed to wipe them out. Liars never get into my good graces. Especially in these games. Fool me once shame on me, Fool me twice? Your Civ is ash.
Imperfected
Member
The question is, if they break their promise does it have any measurable impact?
I'm assuming the intended functionality is that they get a diplomatic penalty with other AI civs for having broken a promise. The thing that should happen, though, is the player should get instant Cassus Belli to declare a War of Fuck That Guy.
Seventy_X_Seven
Member
My game just crashed twice in a row when trying to send in a berserker to capture a German city :/
Build a museum upgrade in theater district
And university?
Do you have the civic for it?
It shows up in the trade menu with that Civ. It didn't show up for me at first with the friendship I had during the time of the civic completion, but after that friendship expired and we became friends again it appeared.
I have a museum and a university. Still no archaeologist.
It's not the art museum you need to build them, it is the other building you can build at the same time (archaeology museum I think). You can only have one or the other in a single city however, can't get both.
I agree. Perhaps not an instant casus belli, but it should lessen the warmongering penalty. As it stands now it impacts the player to break promises, but it's a one-way street.
DUDE, you know nothing about history?I have a museum and a university. Still no archaeologist.
The first archeologists in history were inspired by empty relic museums.
Boss Doggie
all my loli wolf companions are so moe
You need the relic museum, not the art museum.
https://www.reddit.com/r/civ/comments/59phzk/game_breaking_exploit_no_seriously_it_is_free/
This is crazy. Firaxis really needs to nerf the amount of gold gotten from disbanding units.
This is crazy. Firaxis really needs to nerf the amount of gold gotten from disbanding units.
Perfect for my deity run to brag with friends!
If you just want the achievement there are much quicker ways to do that.
That's fine! It's your game, you can break it how you want to. Go nuts, IMO. Hopefully the balance patches will iron out the crazy stuff that exists (Horseman economy and infinite (?) gold with armadas) and make the game better for it.
Turn 278, 1814 AD Immortal science victory with the Aztecs.
Here's my city that built two of the three Mars projects.
Only had to go into wars twice after getting surprise declarations, otherwise the AIs mostly left me alone. Air units make late game war so much less painful. Making an airport to airlift units takes ridiculous amount of production though. I think I also countered like 40 spies because I had a ton of gold sitting around and everyone wanted a piece of it, by the end of the game it was like every other turn.
So cultural, science, and religious victories down. Maybe I'll go back to another cultural victory, venturing more into the great people and great works game. It seems like the main source of great people points are building the districts, and I haven't been building many districts in my games. Also the district projects are probably an important source of points, no idea how much they give though. I tried building Broadway and there was no theming bonus? There needs to be more information on the wonders.
Here's my city that built two of the three Mars projects.
Only had to go into wars twice after getting surprise declarations, otherwise the AIs mostly left me alone. Air units make late game war so much less painful. Making an airport to airlift units takes ridiculous amount of production though. I think I also countered like 40 spies because I had a ton of gold sitting around and everyone wanted a piece of it, by the end of the game it was like every other turn.
So cultural, science, and religious victories down. Maybe I'll go back to another cultural victory, venturing more into the great people and great works game. It seems like the main source of great people points are building the districts, and I haven't been building many districts in my games. Also the district projects are probably an important source of points, no idea how much they give though. I tried building Broadway and there was no theming bonus? There needs to be more information on the wonders.
BannedEpisode
Member
Started a game with teddy.
Got two horse tiles right off the bat adjacent to my starting point.
Leveled up to Iron, lucky me, two iron tiles too!
Leveled up to gunpowder, two more tiles.
Ive never had this much luck so far with strategic resources. Nobody ever had a chance.
Got two horse tiles right off the bat adjacent to my starting point.
Leveled up to Iron, lucky me, two iron tiles too!
Leveled up to gunpowder, two more tiles.
Ive never had this much luck so far with strategic resources. Nobody ever had a chance.