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Is there any way to change the UI in the game itself? I find city names and borders to be annoying and on the way many times. They also break some of the immersion, when u have big ass flags on top of the units.. Thanks for the videos, they're great!

😮 thanks for the upload

I started the series with CIV III in 2002 without any kind of a guide or walkthrough when i found one of your videos by chance it was informative and quite entertaining So i really Hope your channel takes of With the new addition of CIV VII and hope you keep making guides cause you are simply amazing and i think you can bring this game for an entire new audience

I can't tell you how helpful this has been. I'm a vet of Civ but 6 is quite different so thanks again.

I just started playing this mode. Has anyone kept playing until the asteroids completely destroy all land tiles? I'm playing now to see if something like that could happen. Or else you could just keep going and going? Right?

Thanks!

Civ=Risk board game

Rise of Nations was fun. So why do I hate this Civilization game?

Played my first game yesterday. I don't know what I did to Roosevelt...

This is actually a guide for players who understand the basic game. Not newbies.

The guy that converts barbs with mele units is overpowerd, becuse zombies also counts as them

Omgggg thank you. i just bought the main game and the mods all for 20 bucks and ive just been playing blinddddd 😭

How do you build new cities? I had a settler and went all over the place but the option to build a city did not come up anywhere that I could find it.

Looking at it. Not esp. a user-firnedly interface

The fact that building roads costs charges but railroads are "free" (you spend resources but still) is so annoying. Just make roads free too, it's not like building TWO whole road tiles per engineer is anywhere close to a good use of their charges 9:50 also that's just not how it works. Im pretty sure damage is calculated through raw difference in mil strength, not relative one. So +5 is quite good.

This gamemode would be a must have for me if it didnt spam citystates way too much. You prob have to start with like 1/3 of standard city state count for it not to be ridiculous 80 turns in (online speed)

Jesus Christ, I just want to know that the fuck the Buttons mean. There's no explanation how to navigate the totally new UI.

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Tip, play as Dido, settle only coastal cities immune to loyalty pressure, wait for the game to end at some point because the AI can't overcome free city pressure.

Why does no guide tell you about resource gathering and what all the various points actually do.

Hey dude, just came across your channel and wanted to express how much I love your content (as a long time casual Civ player wanting to hone my understanding of the game ahead of the Civ 7 release.) I play Civ to relax and think, so I find the “wacky streamer” energy of the big Civ channels really offputting. Your chill, informative style is just what I was looking for! You remind me of Spirit of the Law, which is awesome. Hope you keep making content before and after the release of Civ 7. Keep it coming!

great video thanks for all the tips and info! Ive been liking the Faith civic instead of Production one, so I can get my pantheon earlier

I barelly played civ6 on the first months, years ago, but played alot of civ5 at max dificulty and bought civ6 today, ur videdo remembered me of everything i knew and used to do back then, ty

I’m embarrassed to say that even after playing this game for a few months, I never understood how the time to produce a unit was calculated.. I was always so confused why in some large cities the scout takes 2 turns, and in others it’s 20. Didn’t realize the production amount was important to look at 😂

i understood the mech 20 mins in, without having played any Civ game. But i player similar 4x games before.

Thanks a lot! I've died because of lack of amenities. No Idea how to rise production and population.

dude idk what to listen im playing SID and listening to ur soothing voice HAHHAHAH

Can you have allies?

You sound like the tutorial voice in the WoW Thrall tutorial level 😭❤

I made the builders but they couldnt build anything. I walk right ontop of a mine and they couldnt have any actions on it. Later on when i upgraded then they were able to build mines. Wtf

The a I does use air units, but they are defensive only. The AI has never came after me with air units. Unless I'm close to their city.

Very wellmade shoart and ultra informative guide! Appreciate all the effort you've put into it.

great video man. i was so sure i could play for a while without watching guides but i have been proven wrong clearly 😂 i never make it past turn 50 (?) because barbarians spawn so quick. every time i send my warriors to eliminate a camp, another one shows up

Hard disagree on the first economic card. God king is always better until you get your first pantheon

5:00 ... or do we? (For those who didn't notice, V sauce music kicks in)

I always take out india , Ghandi isnt safe on my maps

Why can't I upgrade my battering ram into a siege tower?

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Last night I was on my last move than 1 hr later i got off 😅🤦‍♂️

This derserves more views.

I had 4 tiles all of them breathtaking, no improvement, but can't build national park on them, but I can build elsewhere with less appealing tiles.

Ley lines get harder to find when abundant resources, wet, or new world age settings are turned on.

Thank you so very much, I'm finally getting into this game and there are like series with 6+ videos of an hour each that didn't cover half of what you said. I feel like this was straight to the point and yet very resourceful. Cheers!

Good guide! I've been playing with zombies on occasion since the mode came out. I still have some questions about the mechanics. 1. I saw on a Reddit thread that zombies who die to traps or natural disasters will not respawn. I have not seen any source for this claim, though. Can anyone confirm? 2. I also saw on a Steam thread that the Turn Undead and Dark Signal projects are bugged: they effectively kill the zombie then create a new one under your control, so the zombie you killed has a chance of respawning later, increasing the number of zombies on the map. Is this also something that's been confirmed? Anyway, some of my strategies for this mode: - Almost goes without saying, but you want a ranged unit and walls in every city. Remember that your city's ranged attack is based on whichever ranged unit you have that does the most damage (including naval units). So it's a good idea to build a high-damage ranged unit as soon as it unlocks. - Careful with your trade routes. I tend to keep my routes internal, and if I have international routes, it's always through water from one coastal city to another. - Have a handful of heavy cavalry stationed throughout your empire for defence. If zombies spawn in your empire, you want them attacking strong, well-defended units rather than cities, and heavy cavalry has that nice high combat strength paired with the ability to move quickly through your empire (especially through areas connected with roads). - Scouts will quickly become outmatched by zombies and there will be some games where zombies become too strong too quickly to fully explore the map. Feel free to build a scout or two for the ancient era, but there's usually a point where I pull them all back and build some light cavalry to, at the very least, map out a small buffer around my empire so that I know where to expand. - Play all civs as if you are playing as Japan. That is, keep your cities as close together as possible. This way, if zombies spawn anywhere in your empire, units defending neighbouring cities can rush in as well (it's also really visually satisfying to have a super-dense empire of ~15 cities or so all clustered together, but that could just be my aesthetic taste). - Traps and barricades... aren't all that helpful. You can create an awesome continuous barricade around your empire, and it will be really visually satisfying, but it's all pointless if the zombies just pop into existence in the heart of your empire because you cleared a barbarian camp there at the beginning of the game. I've played many zombie games where I just didn't bother to build them. I might change my mind if it turns out that it's true that they can permanently kill zombies, but until it's confirmed, they're pretty situational. Given the choice between a unit (costing gold/production) or a trap/barricade (costing a tile's yields - typically food and production, as well as the production going into the builder or military engineer), I feel like the unit is usually a better choice. - If you do build traps or barricades, remember they can be built in neutral territory. I sometimes build them outside an enemy's capital that's been overwhelmed by zombies to contain the outbreak if that capital happens to be pretty close to my own borders. - Zombies are great at defending against zombies as those under your control will have that global mutation strength. Pick "Heathen Conversion" as an apostle promotion to create your very own zombie horde. Just make sure that your zombies aren't making the killing blow unless you want to create more barbarian zombies.

I really want to enjoy this game but it feels like progression is very slow compared to Civ 5. Civ 5 just felt like a faster paced game in general. Really hope this guide can help me see what Im doing wrong.

this was really informative! started learning how to play the game just a little while ago and having ALL these layers enabled was so overwhelming at first. comfortable with the base game now so this little guide for the governors expansion was really useful, thanks 😁

What about projects to capture co2 thereby avoiding the apocalypse?

It actually took out all of the AI and most of the city states to the point where it was just the capitals with one or two population, made it super easy for me and kind of boring then trying to survive

I PLAYED a WHOLE ASS 460 ROUND GAME AND eradicated a civ without knowing you could place cities under siege to disable the healing, which would have helped so much.

How do you turn all that stuff on for Xbox