I like the implication that Nalanda basically were a super advanced society that knew all the technology, and would just dole it out to their suzerain.
Imagine being some Swedish farmer, hanging out, very proud that you just found out that horses exist, and you look to the sky to see a massive steel bird fly over your home and drop the sun onto everything you’ve ever known. That’s a certified bruh moment.
Imagine you're a bronze age civilization, and one day a neighboring civilization starts sending their diplomat back and forth between your two civilizations. Then a week later they start building these gigantic metal birds, strange flat blue things that turn the sun into lightning, and start launching big metal spires into heaven itself.
I imagine the this how the the Aztec scientist's journal looks like: Day 1: discovered fire Day 2: oooooo, just discovered horse riding Day 10: what a busy day, discovering cannons wasn't easy Day 20: muskets just came out of the production line Day 30: the Aztec panzer divisions go brrrr Day 120: great news, first Aztec Mars colony!
I wish Uppsala was in Medieval Spain. After all, I wish that Sweden didn't exist in the first place. That would've make life much better for everyone alive on Earth.
@@TheOlian04 one of the reasons why us Finns harbor that strange friendly hatred to Swedish. We use to be part of their kingdom. We have 2 languages here (three if you count Sami and four if you count Karelian) it is mandatory to learn Swedish even if you are in area were you only hear someone speaking Swedish in school. Pain in the behind to learn when you are tad unmotivated to learn so that fuels the hatred. We also call Swedish speaking Finns "bättre folk" which is Swedish for better people. So all in all its just a big infiriority complex to most of us.
Hercules, the strongest demi-god around, he beat up lions, killed hydras, captured legendary horses, and constructed advanced space-age technology centers in a time when barbarians were still threatening people with rocks attached to spears.
ah yes the twelve labors of Hercules I remember that famous tale, that time he killed the hydra, that time he wrestled a lion to death, that time he build a space port for the Aztecs, oh and that time he rescued a man from having his liver eaten! truly a classic.
"I'm not attacking your cities because I want them, but because I need a way to fund my army." "Alright, time for me to make my religion." "So I'm noticing we are at war with the entire world now." The history of founding the British Empire in roughly one minute.
Honestly, this is just kind of normal for Babylon in Civ VI, even without the 1-turn tech tree exploit. The only downside is that the barbarian tech tends to stay up with the fastest player. Which is kind of amusing when I'm watching barbarian Modern ATs attacking my enemies who are still in the Medieval Era. As a side note, I have definitely discovered Nuclear Fusion from a tribal village when playing with Babylon.
Spain was populated by a majority celtic population. Then came the romans and essentially "latinized" the peninsula. Then when the Western Roman Empire was collapsing the visigoths invaded and populated Spain forming the Visigothic kingdom. The visigoths are a north germanic people originating mainly from Sweden.
a turn 1 science victory implies you can do it in the very first turn of the game a 1 turn science victory implies you can do it in the span of one turn so, a turn 1 science victory is a 1 turn science victory, but not necessarily the other way round :P
"I just don't ever ever think. There's no stopping. Because as soon as I stop and think about what I've done, potato, that's when my career ends." - - The Spiffing Brit (professional video game exploiter, economist).
This reminds me of when I used to give myself Navy SEALS right on turn 1 back in Civ 4 and pretended they were time traveler's from the future sent back to eradicate every non American civilization in existence. Good Times!
@@kadendefrece2552 Worldbuilder, came built in with the game mostly as a debugging tool, but also allowing for an insane amount of customization. Fun to play around with.
"I can one shot their city, with my scout unit." So that scout just becomes king there, right? Takes over a city on his own? I also like the idea of the aztecs and babylonians rolling into a bronze age city with smart phones and cybernetics
@@alex2005z But how did the Aztec player get the technology? I understand that Babylon get the technology when receive the eureka, but I do not understand how Aztec can do the same.
@@hectorplanas5017 everytime you become suzerain of Nalanda you gain a tech if you have their unique building built (it might be if you built it that turn) and you get suzerain of them, move Amani out, lose suzeranity, and put her back in. Since a turn did not pass it takes no time for her to establish, so you gain suzerainity. Then repeat
More combo play please. A most enjoyable play through being possibly the most relaxed actioned domination of a game I have seen. It could be that you both make a Dynamic Duo of such energy that you could be classed as reclined and simultaneously stellar. Loved it so much
tower of babel is just barely post-flood. babylon is concurrent with the split judaic kingdom because they're who takes Judea into exile (Nebuchadnezzar, golden statues, Daniel, etc.) Despite the very clear name connection, assuming a literalist interpretation of the timeline they're thousands of years apart. History agrees that they're probably talking about the renovation of a massive sumerian ziggurat by babylonian kings.
3:10 "On my channel, we always pronounce things perfectly" _flashes back to that Age of Empires III video where he pronounced Seminole as "seh-meen-o-lay"_
People 100AD be like: "Hey, do you believe that story of the guy who was born by a virgin?" "Yeah, whatever. Know what? Let's build a space rocket and land on the moon."
The paratroop drop into ancient Japan reminded me of the anime GATE, though it was a bit of a reversal of roles, but I imagine it went down something like that.
The moon landing was just perfect, giving Divine Right (especially after watching Ryan George's newest sketch today!). "Hey, uhm... ya know, I just went and flew up to the heavens. Basically, I talked to God and he says I'm king now. You kneel now, peasant!"
This man must be LOVED by the developers He just... Finds the exploit, all the time... You think you did everything right and then he finds the flaw to be fixed
"Both of us are trying to gain the hero Hercules so that we can immediately build a space port as early as possible." That was a sentence that I am glad to have been able to hear.
I was trading with the AI one day when I found out that giving them 16 gold gets you 1 gold per turn for 30 turns on online speed. Nice little exploit to improve any game and give you an edge
This video is great step in eternal peace between Ireland in England. It was released on Friday...... I'll call it the good Friday agreement 2, the spiffining
Potato: I do the exploit, and then think about how to make it better. Spiff: Ah, you see, I just do it and then don’t think about it. If that’s not a microcosm of Irish/English relations, I don’t know what is
"I'm sorry, I'm not attacking your cities because I want them, but rather I need a way to fund my army." You just summarized modern US foreign policy with that statement, my dude.
"Bombing them back to the stone age" isn't much of a threat when the stone age was only a few days earlier.
That is a galaxy-brain threat.
They quite literally got knocked back into last week.
Honestly the radiation probably helps them somehow.
It’s like saying “we’re going to destroy you so bad you’ll feel like it was 2007. Like yes please.
"You can't really bomb them back to the Stone Age, because they'd go "Upgrade, far!"."
RIP Robin Williams.
Probably the most fun I've had in multiplayer EVER in civ 6, thanks for having me spuddy! :)
i just watched your stream, and now you again, lucky day
I commented on your video that he would make one in a week, didnt expect you to be in it though😂
Hy, you are the guy who convinced me to buy and play the game :)
Nice
So from live stream to Spiff...lovely ladies and gentlemen
Last time I read Greek mythology I missed the part where one of Hercules' labors was to build a space port.
that's what the Augean Stables were, stripping the land back to lay foundations.
It's right there, right next to the aztec giant death robots.
You're still getting it wrong. In fact Hercules built 2 of them.
Facts.
A lot was lost in translation.
I mean, I only know about 3 of his labors and there were like 12 of the god damn things
I like the implication that Nalanda basically were a super advanced society that knew all the technology, and would just dole it out to their suzerain.
They're the aliens the History Channel always talks about
Okay that got me 💀
Zeus: My son hates me, doesn't he? Why else would he create a system to leave the planet? The worst part is, he even called it the Apollo program.
I love your comment soo much!
ALL of Zeus' sons hate him. and their mothers. which is a lot of people.
Your comment wins.
You made me laugh so hard
Oh my God, the punchline killed me
Imagine being some Swedish farmer, hanging out, very proud that you just found out that horses exist, and you look to the sky to see a massive steel bird fly over your home and drop the sun onto everything you’ve ever known. That’s a certified bruh moment.
profound
I wouldn't worry! Because the confusion will suppress any other emotion.
I'd say he was probably just nonchalant about it. "Clearly the gods hate me, there is zero evidence that could prove otherwise, so my time has come."
And on top of that, the guy who drops the bomb says you're spanish!
I can comfirn its how pur city needed a rebuild
Spiff: “I’m not attacking your cities because I want them but rather I need a way to fund my army.”
Imperial Rome moment
Potato did that. and he was playing as the empire of the romans
Wait, you do that? I just use spy’s from other civilizations and sell them back for profit.
The USA has entered the chat
Sounds like the Republic of Haven for me
Cyclical, I am not sure what you mean?...
Hercules discovered space travel when he threw that bear into orbit.
This wasn’t a stable orbit, however, and the bear eventually landed on the moon.
@@Gormathius I want this entire mythos on my desk by noon.
@@Drekromancer
Here it is: Desmond the Moon Bear! "How did I get here?" THE END.
@@Gormathius Underrated reference
Fair.
Imagine you're a bronze age civilization, and one day a neighboring civilization starts sending their diplomat back and forth between your two civilizations. Then a week later they start building these gigantic metal birds, strange flat blue things that turn the sun into lightning, and start launching big metal spires into heaven itself.
I imagine the this how the the Aztec scientist's journal looks like:
Day 1: discovered fire
Day 2: oooooo, just discovered horse riding
Day 10: what a busy day, discovering cannons wasn't easy
Day 20: muskets just came out of the production line
Day 30: the Aztec panzer divisions go brrrr
Day 120: great news, first Aztec Mars colony!
Honestly, the least realistic thing about that is that they discovered the horses before building their Space Colony
@@PyrotechNick77 They must have met the Spanish.
@@PyrotechNick77 Or perhaps they didn't have horses, they just knew how to ride them. Somehow.
@@PyrotechNick77 they colonized Spain...
And the moon turned red with the blood of human sacrifice ...
Potato: *Bombs Uppsala, Swedish city*
Spiff: "There goes medieval Spain!"
Me: *Visible confusion*
I wish Uppsala was in Medieval Spain. After all, I wish that Sweden didn't exist in the first place. That would've make life much better for everyone alive on Earth.
@@livedandletdie got something you want off your chest?
@@TaikaJamppa that's odd, seeing as there are Swedish speaking cities in Finland.
@@TheOlian04 one of the reasons why us Finns harbor that strange friendly hatred to Swedish. We use to be part of their kingdom. We have 2 languages here (three if you count Sami and four if you count Karelian) it is mandatory to learn Swedish even if you are in area were you only hear someone speaking Swedish in school. Pain in the behind to learn when you are tad unmotivated to learn so that fuels the hatred. We also call Swedish speaking Finns "bättre folk" which is Swedish for better people. So all in all its just a big infiriority complex to most of us.
@@Hustlate >counting Sami
7:56 TIL that Hercules built the Kennedy Space Center a few thousand years before he was even born.
and he did it in less than a year's time!
This is the greatest comment in Spiff history
@@OlaftheGreat: Thank you, thank you; one does what one can.
This doesn't seem balanced......
It’s perfectly balanced, it’s just some styles of play are more balanced than others.
It’s not unbalanced it’s... creatively designed
Sometimes in games like this, it's not about balance but about historical accuracy.
@@thespiffingbrit you should do a total destruction run
Whatever do you mean? It's PERFECTLY balanced!
Hercules, the strongest demi-god around, he beat up lions, killed hydras, captured legendary horses, and constructed advanced space-age technology centers in a time when barbarians were still threatening people with rocks attached to spears.
So, they used pointy sticks AND, attached a rock to those?
What a bunch of sick madlads
ah yes the twelve labors of Hercules I remember that famous tale, that time he killed the hydra, that time he wrestled a lion to death, that time he build a space port for the Aztecs, oh and that time he rescued a man from having his liver eaten! truly a classic.
"I'm not attacking your cities because I want them, but because I need a way to fund my army."
"Alright, time for me to make my religion."
"So I'm noticing we are at war with the entire world now."
The history of founding the British Empire in roughly one minute.
And interestingly enough, King Henry’s Anglicanism was nothing at all like his son Edward’s Anglicanism.
"pillaged a barbarian outpost with a helicopter"
"this war is not fair!"
“A recent news article revealed that Babylon has used a *helicopter* to clear a barbarian outpost “ In 200 AD lmao
Honestly, this is just kind of normal for Babylon in Civ VI, even without the 1-turn tech tree exploit. The only downside is that the barbarian tech tends to stay up with the fastest player. Which is kind of amusing when I'm watching barbarian Modern ATs attacking my enemies who are still in the Medieval Era. As a side note, I have definitely discovered Nuclear Fusion from a tribal village when playing with Babylon.
@@vbscript2 wtf was that village lmao
@@fr-joey764 it was the aliens the history channel always talks about
As seen on Gaia
"Today Im playing civilisation 6... again"
I feel like this is not the last time we hear this but I like it so its fine lmao
"Finishing the game in 1 turn!!"
*hits the end turn button*
Shame on you spiff
Good ol clickbait title
Agreed, dislike and stopped watching immediately.
It's not even that much of a clickbait, as the absolute most of the game does indeed happen in one turn, even though not the first one.
Reading comprehension is hard.
He never said “Turn 1 Science Victory”
@@SportyMabamba yes the title does. What are you talking about?
I'm glad they commented on the scores. The end game ranking system in Civ 6 is just abysmal.
*Sees Swedish Cities*
Spiff: "Medieval Spain"
I think the colour confused him
He had enough power in that game to call them what ever he liked
Spain was populated by a majority celtic population. Then came the romans and essentially "latinized" the peninsula. Then when the Western Roman Empire was collapsing the visigoths invaded and populated Spain forming the Visigothic kingdom. The visigoths are a north germanic people originating mainly from Sweden.
@@subatenome Mexicans are basically vikings, change my mind
@Velsen Fest But Spiff is- Oh...I get it. He's Canadian though, smh.
Civ 6 Devs: okay we got the new Babylon pack and everything is balanced
Spiffing Brit: Infinite Science
*Sad Dev Noises*
Counterpoint
Humans: watch video
Also humans: oh this dlc looks really fun I should buy the game
Civ 6 devs: stonks
Except Babylon wasn’t even close to being balanced
@Michał Ratajczak Giga brain
I bet the devs have notifications on so they can patch things as fast as possible
Well they are not as good as Bethesda but they're ooooookkkkkkkk
Spiff can you pls do more Renano keeves
They DID....(eventually) fix the spam religion founding exploit.
@@thespiffingbrit yeeaaaa
"Thinking about the consequences of my actions is when my career ends."
- Spiff, 2020
Spiff: *Obliterates pre-mediavel Sweden with a nuke*
Also Spiff: "Well, there goes *Spain* "
Me: *Happy Finnish noises*
What
I'm so confused
I'm Finnish and this makes no sense
What are the odds that out of 3 commenters, the third was finnish
@@StinksOS3 It's like a whole thing. All the nordic countries bully Sweden in youtube comment sections. But nah we actually all love each other.
Oh ok. So, it is a "1 turn" science victory, but it is not a "turn 1" science victory. Cheeky. lol
Lol yeah I misread that too
Please explain. My mediocre English skills don’t understand that.
a turn 1 science victory implies you can do it in the very first turn of the game
a 1 turn science victory implies you can do it in the span of one turn
so, a turn 1 science victory is a 1 turn science victory, but not necessarily the other way round :P
Thanks :)
Technically every victory is a 1 turn victory because every action in the game happens in increments of 1 turn.
Civ 6: Releases new update
Spiff: Hippity hoppity your updates are now my property
I blinked and missed the entire history of humanity’s scientific progress from the Stone Age.
"I just don't ever ever think. There's no stopping. Because as soon as I stop and think about what I've done, potato, that's when my career ends."
- - The Spiffing Brit (professional video game exploiter, economist).
This reminds me of when I used to give myself Navy SEALS right on turn 1 back in Civ 4 and pretended they were time traveler's from the future sent back to eradicate every non American civilization in existence. Good Times!
That’s crazy I used to do the same thing. The good ol days lmao
Might I ask how this was done? I’ve never played America on Civ iv, apparently I was missing out
@@kadendefrece2552 Worldbuilder, came built in with the game mostly as a debugging tool, but also allowing for an insane amount of customization. Fun to play around with.
@@p00bix In Germany, we call that the "Weltenbauer"
Why? Because MURICA
"The best way to win a military victory is to summon a hero to fight for me" says spiff before providing the setting for another isekai anime
In this case: Arifureta in specific.
I like to think that Hercules' spaceport is just him standing there waiting to throw things into space.
"I can one shot their city, with my scout unit."
So that scout just becomes king there, right? Takes over a city on his own?
I also like the idea of the aztecs and babylonians rolling into a bronze age city with smart phones and cybernetics
Aztec: Oh, this game is so pay to win
Bronze Age Civilization: Uhhhh W H A T
Wait, don't give the lime scout a city
Im picturing that one pating With tanks Roling Into the native americas
so who ever you play against, they just see notifications that the Aztecs have just learned a tech, every 5 seconds?
And babylon too.
I dont think you need the aztecs. It can be anyone
@@alex2005z But how did the Aztec player get the technology? I understand that Babylon get the technology when receive the eureka, but I do not understand how Aztec can do the same.
@@hectorplanas5017 everytime you become suzerain of Nalanda you gain a tech if you have their unique building built (it might be if you built it that turn) and you get suzerain of them, move Amani out, lose suzeranity, and put her back in. Since a turn did not pass it takes no time for her to establish, so you gain suzerainity. Then repeat
@@alex2005z I didn't expect that quick response!!! Thank you very much!!!!
More combo play please. A most enjoyable play through being possibly the most relaxed actioned domination of a game I have seen. It could be that you both make a Dynamic Duo of such energy that you could be classed as reclined and simultaneously stellar. Loved it so much
Ah yes Babylon, the civ so powerful even god had to stop them from their eurekas
Oh no, I GOT COMMENTED ON AGAIN!!!
@@mstrbritodstroy gg
I mean what's a rocket launch if not a tower to heaven? Tooootally accurate
tower of babel is just barely post-flood. babylon is concurrent with the split judaic kingdom because they're who takes Judea into exile (Nebuchadnezzar, golden statues, Daniel, etc.) Despite the very clear name connection, assuming a literalist interpretation of the timeline they're thousands of years apart.
History agrees that they're probably talking about the renovation of a massive sumerian ziggurat by babylonian kings.
Ah yes, a historical debate on a civ channel... YAHOOOOO
PotatoMcWhiskey: *nukes the Swedish city of Uppsala in 500AD*
The Spiffing Brit: there goes medieval Spain!
Yes
When you nuke Sweden so hard, Spain gets deleted from existence.
> 500 AD
Rookie numbers
21:56
ah, yes. Stockholm, the famous *SPANISH* capital.
"I can one shot the city with my scout" too funny.
Spiff: We won the game before Caesar even existed!
Date: 960 AD
Ah 1000 years mistake, British eductation at its finest
“Eductation”
"eductation"
The internet has wronged us
At least the British survive to the end of their education, unlike in the USA
@@killgriffinnow
Nah, we get shot, you guys get stabbed. Or if you're from Norway, shot with a bow and arrow in freaking 2021.
3:10 "On my channel, we always pronounce things perfectly"
_flashes back to that Age of Empires III video where he pronounced Seminole as "seh-meen-o-lay"_
Also Spiff can't pronounce th at all
I’m impressed with your ability to single out one isolated instance.
@@Gormathius It was so egregious that I couldn't forget.
Same video, he had to google how to pronounce Sioux.
At first, he said Say-oi.
For those wondering. This exploit does not work anymore. Just tried it.
Upvote so others can see.
Yes it’s true
Bummer😢
"Should I report to my local processing center for liquidation?"
Huh I always wondered how Yorkshire tea was made.
this is one of those exploits where you just watch in awe as all the dominos get set up in like 10 turns and fall down immediately
I am starting to suspect, that is how the kerbals have their spaceport built on otherwise uninhabited and empty planet!
It’s uninhabitabed because everyone else was wiped out via special ops strikes
ah yes, i remember when they planned the moon landing, back in 100 AD.
While Rome was conquering the Mediterranean, those cheeky central Americans were busy leaving the planet for greener pastures.
This is why they're called...Az-TECH
wish they were named EZ-TECH
A-Z Tech ;-)
Bada-bum-bum-tsss
@@adblockturnedoff4515 It goes Ba-dum-tsss. You failed!
Ba-dum-tss!
@@Shedovv thanks for the correction. But I will still believe in my version as well!
LOL It still took 3,000 years of in-game time to win after completing the tech tree.
I mean, they went chill
People 100AD be like:
"Hey, do you believe that story of the guy who was born by a virgin?"
"Yeah, whatever. Know what? Let's build a space rocket and land on the moon."
The paratroop drop into ancient Japan reminded me of the anime GATE, though it was a bit of a reversal of roles, but I imagine it went down something like that.
"Infinity War is the most ambitious crossover ever!"
Me, an intellectual:
ah yes, a man of culture.
The moon landing was just perfect, giving Divine Right (especially after watching Ryan George's newest sketch today!).
"Hey, uhm... ya know, I just went and flew up to the heavens. Basically, I talked to God and he says I'm king now. You kneel now, peasant!"
Spiff: "I don't have any heroes."
Me, whispering between sips of tea: "You're my hero..."
Cavemen: *Whats that?*
The spiffing Brit *Just a nuke.*
Cavemen: *Confused unga bunga.*
Sid Meier had nightmares for a straight week leading up to the making of this video, and now he knows why
"that's when my career ends"
wouldn't want that to happen
never would any of us want that.......
The day his career ends, coffee drinkers will win.
@@bradleymoore2797 You fool! Look around you. The coffee drinkers have already won.
Got my tea and I’m ready for this wonderful new video
Spiff: I finished a buiilder
Potato: I have a hero!
Yes, part 2, co-op speedrun.
This man must be LOVED by the developers
He just... Finds the exploit, all the time... You think you did everything right and then he finds the flaw to be fixed
@Fahim Hoq I know! It wasn't sarcasm
"There goes medieval Spain..!"
Uppsala: "ehhrm, excuuuse mee..?"
By the way, still a slower tourism victory than Potatoe‘s speedrun with sweden... XD
Video: Gets Uploaded
Me: My tea senses are tingling
*leaf rustling noises*
When you nuke an ancient Swedish city so much it looks like ancient Spain.
"Both of us are trying to gain the hero Hercules so that we can immediately build a space port as early as possible." That was a sentence that I am glad to have been able to hear.
"This is fine. This is a lovely way to finish." Is how I imagine British pillowtalk.
I didn't know how badly I needed this crossover. Hell yeah
Me: Sees title
Also me knowing that Spiff wasn't born before Christ: Impossible
seeing you work with someone is amazing especially with how he can stay right there with you.
I was trading with the AI one day when I found out that giving them 16 gold gets you 1 gold per turn for 30 turns on online speed. Nice little exploit to improve any game and give you an edge
I really do love this collaboration. It was great fun. You both are great. And the banter rivals the silliness of the exploits themselves.
It's with Potato! I already like the look of this!
Whenever I see a new video with “CIV” I know it’s gonna be wonderful
It's not "CIV" its "CVI"!
@@EvanOfTheDarkness wait a minute that actually does work too woah
Honestly title : How to complet your technology tree in a long long long turn.
still only counts as one
@@InuyashaHanyu: Oh boy! We eatin' Mûmakil and Oliphaunts tonight!
@@InuyashaHanyu You can put time limits on turns.
@@sdfkjgh Oh ho ho...no dogfood for Victor tonight.
Nooo. How to complete 2 tech trees
Oh yes, please Sir Spiff, show us how to decimate the wonderous game of Cyberpunk 2077. I would be ever so grateful *sips tea*.
"And now i get to destroy the rainforest"
You guys should credit Bolsonaro's 2019 inauguration speech on this one.
When the spud has more power than tea (for changing the game), they unite to produce more power than ever imaginable.
Except by the queen.
“There goes medieval Spain”
The Swedes: 👁👄👁
Spiff: "There goes medieval Spain."
Also Spiff: "Not even medieval Spain, it's pre-medieval Spain."
Me: "Not even pre-medieval Spain, it's pre-medieval Sweden."
Spiff when people say they want to nuke their enemies back to the stone age, I'm not sure this is what they meant.
I think we all remember when Hercules built the Aztecs a spaceport
Solemn Spiff: "As soon as I stop and think about what I've done, Potato, I think that's when my career ends."
This video is great step in eternal peace between Ireland in England. It was released on Friday...... I'll call it the good Friday agreement 2, the spiffining
"He's a bit like the Energizer Bunny, you have to recharge him."
That's not at all how the Energizer Bunny's supposed to work.
I only just discovered Potato here 3 years later and the algorithm brought this gem to my attention. What a lovely duo this was
I never realized I needed this collab before....and now I'm not sure I can watch other Civ videos without it.
Going back and watching older videos, there's something quite nice about Spiff's calmer, softer demeanor as he breaks a game in two. Fun to revisit!
Is this patched in civ 6?
I like that potato sent Seal Team Six to take Japan... and then took Japan.
Potato: I do the exploit, and then think about how to make it better.
Spiff: Ah, you see, I just do it and then don’t think about it.
If that’s not a microcosm of Irish/English relations, I don’t know what is
So... exactly opposite to my first game. I was still stuck in pre medieval by 1900's 👌 I figured out a wheel during 1700's
Anyone else get a 'Cones of Dunshire' feeling every time Spiff goes through some convoluted Civ6 mechanics
the Civ games are pretty basic when it comes to grand strategy games.
Well we got TheSpiffingPotato, now we need TheSaxySpiffingPotato
"I'm sorry, I'm not attacking your cities because I want them, but rather I need a way to fund my army." You just summarized modern US foreign policy with that statement, my dude.
Spif: to you it was the greatest scientific leap of human history, to me it was a tuesday.
All on board for two of my favorite youtubers doing these collaboration videos, especially on civ 6. Please keep these coming!
Love how Spiff immediately learned why you scout and then settle, you never know if a turn or 2 away is a far better start.
"I love destroying the rainforest!"
Strangely enough, a British Conquistador thinks like most world leaders...
This is like Avengers: Civilization... legends on their own teaming up to do something even more awesome. Brava!
im still waiting for the episode where spiff breaks life and ascends to godhood
Really enjoyed the colaboration with McWhiskey