How To Win a Culture Victory In Civilization 6 - Turns 101-150
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
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I’m watching the whole thing again so I can take advantage of all of the hidden gems in this video.
I really like you style it’s informative, but also much more upbeat.
Oh a question I had was regarding trading with other continents. How do you get your trade routes to extend that far?
I started civ 6 1 year ago, but i left the game right after, seeing how hard it was to understand everything. Started again few weeks ago, and i really start to enjoy the game. I love your vids since i learn a lot from it. Great work ! (i'll try to come on twitch some times, but i like the x1.5 speed on youtube to get knowledge faster ^^)
Glad you enjoy the videos! I’d be happy to have you drop by the stream sometime, but there’s no pressure. Everybody enjoys content in their own way, that’s why I post the every leader challenge vods on here! Keep on enjoying the game and learning lots! You’ll have loads of fun along the way 😊
Got civ 6 for the ps4, never played it before, hooked! Your videos are a huge help. Trying to follow your steps so I can get a grasp of winning by culture, love this game. Doing well but my turn count is a lot higher by this point lol
Thanks for the series man, I'll be watching all of them. I've played quite a few times but I just never finish my games. Now I'm looking for wins.
Hey wanted to say you're videos are giving me a great benefit to learn the parameters of the game. After watching this video and the previous I'm a little lost on appointing Governors. I'll have to do some googling, I've only started one match so far, but I don't recall ever being notified to appoint them, or how to get them. I'm sure it's something related to the tech tree, such as when you get to change your policies for researching certain techs? Also trying to follow along your civic tree to see what you are doing there. But over all I really enjoy your vibe, and the videos. I will be watching pt. 3.
It's a little late but governors are part of the Rise and Fall DLC. If you only own the base game you're not gonna have governors.
You are the Civ teacher guru, thank you.
I never understood culture.
Glad you find the videos helpful! A more in-depth culture dive shall be coming soon 🎉
newbie to civ here and I’m already winning thanks to you!
Brad really enjoyed your video - I never understood importance of trading routes to each other civ.....BIG nugget you shared - thanks!
BTW - At difficulty did you play at in this video? At Deity I always seem to need more military for defense.
I normally play on deity! For this series of “how to win” videos I’ve been playing on Prince to give new players a sense of what’s achievable on regular difficulty, which is where most players play! I’ll be doing some deity content like this once this series is done 👌
Maybe I'm misunderstanding, but why would you harvest copper in this game? It costs 200 for a builder, you only get like 40 gold from harvesting, so the charge you spend is worth more than copper. Are you unable to build on top of copper spaces?
So well explained. Subbed.
25:35 Is there ever a reason not to keep the city? It's not hurting anything to keep it even if its a bad city.
In the right top corner you can see how much of culture, science, faith and money other civilizations make per turn, is that a mod or a game feature you have to enable?
If you go to setting, interface, show yields in hud ribbon, and then click “always show” that will set them up for you 🎉
No mod needed 😊
@@VanBradley Thank you! very helpful tutorial btw.
Being greedy, I always sell my friends open borders with me before the alliance for that little extra gold per turn.
Why do you send trades from rome and not mitochondria?
Who the f gave this video a thumbs down? And why?! Anywho, another great vid. I've already watched all of the Science and Domination series, and not only were they just fun to watch, but they really have helped me enjoy Civ even more. Thanks for creating all of this awesome content. I know how much time and effort that it takes. Anywho, thanks again, and please take care. 🤙
Greetings! There is something I'd like to know. Is it recommended to build at least a small army and defenses in case someone how is going for a domination victory goes against you? And the other thing. Aside from destroying and throwing nukes. How can I counter a culture player if I'm going for example for a science o a religion victory. The same question goes for how to counter the other 3 types of winnings. I'm new in the game and don't know how to turn the scenario if I'm losing against a player that is going for a different victory condition, like how can I make them advance slower if I see a player with many tourists and I'm still too far from colonizing Mars or things like that. If anyone can help me that would be great :D
What difficulty was this?
Prince
I am playing Mali with lots of gold not even a great start-first in everything!!!
Hey mate, you wouldn’t happen to have the seed for this map would you? TIA 🙂
Why are you yelling?
Spectrum volume. And I say that with affection!
@@SimoniousB im in Denmark and i didnt even need sound on my pc to hear you:)
Dear Jauster
Thank you for your tutorial. Really informative. Not to be nasty or rude but could you not shout...?
Sincerely
Dear VanBradley, sorry.
I always thought to put trade routes closest. Damn it!
Dude, no disrespect or anything, but Prince game is very diffrenent to Diety game, where you catch up all game and when you do, Russia sits on 800 Culture per turn and you need like 400 Tourists to win. Good you show the ropes but Prince is like playing with eyes folded.
This video is aimed towards the newest players of civ 6 and is meant to show them how and what you should do in order to win a culture victory. If you're already playing on deity difficulty then you probably don't even need a guide to tell you what to do.