And guess what – nothing followed, apparently they came to have a party or something next to my city, just standing there and ignoring what was happening. AI had 5 times more army than I and pulled 7 units next to one of my cities where I had just 1 warrior. I announced surprise war to my neighbor who in the agenda hates this, by stealing the settler. I started playing at the King difficulty being experienced player of Civ 5, but the gameplay is too simple and not engaging. I mean, we hear all the buzz about new technologies, artificial intelligence & machine learning algorithm that adapt to the user behavior – well, it’s not about Civ 6. We’ll see in the coming few months anyways, but for now… 1)ĚI is extremely stupid in single player game. I keep my fingers crossed that the reason to release it in this incomplete state was not to milk cash from us but rather to accelerate bug fixing based on inputs from broader audience. The game is not engaging enough and feels raw.
I keep my fingers crossed that the I tried to love this game but at this moment I simply can’t. I tried to love this game but at this moment I simply can’t. i really dislike not being able to customize those things) … Expand (at least that is what i ll stand by - once they bring back renaming cities and civilizations. as is to be expected from the Civ franchise. maybe because you research 2 techs together now) All in all - this is an enjoyable game. (yes, even social and science tree put together. And it may be just me - but the tech tree seems smaller. Due to the limited zoom factor - large scale wars "felt" like a chore - but also because unit management, defense and attack is much more complex now than it was in Civ V. which is odd, because many things run automatically. All in all - i did not feel like a "god" anymore - leading my civilization through the ages - but more like a micro manager.
Performance-wise the game runs better than Civ V - but AI turns still take a long time (at 8gb ram that is). However - the map is nicely drawn and animated and quite pretty to look at. The furthest zoom feels like a medium zoom in Civ V. (it did however declare war numerous times for no apparent reason) Zooming out on the main map is. The AI appeared to be reasonably aggressive but also smart enough to pull out before it exhausted itself too much in an offensive war that would not really benefit it much. In my several attempts at the game (2 times in prince and 1 time in hardest difficulty) - the AI seemed appropraite - with the hardest AI still cheating in terms of resources and buildtime. Visually however - it downgrades cities to what feels and looks more like little towns. Districts and enviromental decisions are an awesome development decision and make each city much more unique and meaningful than ever before in a Civilization game. I have also not found a way to manually stop autoturn - but remain forced to wait untill the game decides that i can take action again. (like delete unit) When you turn on "autoturn" - the game may present you with a choice to make - only it does not allow you to make the choice anymore, because it already switched to a new turn of players - hence forcing you to close the menu and wait for your turn again. Many functions can be done via keyboard commands - but do not show up as options on screen. The UI in its current state is useless though. The cartoon designs are nice (unless you really dislike bobble heads). as the whole interface as in playing field (map) of civilization never looked realistic but more like a board game anyway. The look is less "realistic" and more "cartoonish" - reasonably a good choice. I would describe the visuals as a similar evolution as "The Sims 4 did to The Sims 3".
Cities, Districts, science and social science - there is a lot more to take into account. However - it departs quite a lot from earlier concepts in my opinion. From my first hours with this game it does feel like it gained a whole lot of complexity and decision making compared to the rather dumbed From my first hours with this game it does feel like it gained a whole lot of complexity and decision making compared to the rather dumbed down Civ V.
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