/r/civ
A subreddit dedicated to Sid Meier's Civilization, the popular turn-based game.
“We are all apprentices in a craft where no one ever becomes a master.” – Ernest Hemingway
Memes, image macros, and reaction gifs are not allowed as posts. These types of posts should either be posted in /r/civ_memes, /r/civcirclejerk, or /r/gaming.
All posted content must be related to the Civilization series, Civilization Beyond Earth, Alpha Centauri, or Colonization series and should be original in nature.
Posts that only show your relationship between one or more Civs, including trade screens, are not allowed.
Screenshots of graphical glitches are not allowed unless they are major and have not been seen before.
If you post a screenshot of the game, please point out what you want people to look at in the image or explain in the comments.
Posts comprised of current leaders or events are not allowed. They should instead be posted in /r/CivPolitics. However, informative posts about past leaders or structures that are included in the series are allowed.
Posts that are abusive in nature will be removed and the user that posted it will be banned.
Posts that ask for, link to, or advocate piracy in any way will be removed.
SFW posts that are marked NSFW will be unmarked. Actual NSFW posts will be removed.
The rules can also be found on the Subreddit Wiki.
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City Starts | Starting and Settling Locations |
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Bug | Bugs or glitches encountered by users |
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/r/civ
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Tried out caesar after buying the big bundle during the steam sale and for some reason my Caesar's Veni, Vedi, Vici grants +150 in gold, science, and culture rather than the +300 gold the wiki says I should have. Anyone know why this is?
So what if at the end of the age of exploration everybody picks an ideology like in civ 5 But in a couple turns a war breaks out between all the ideologies and from the dust of this war new civilizations arise many people gain independence And the next era of the modern age begins
I recently bought civ 6 after it was recommended to me from a few friends, and have started a game as Trajan. Are there any tips anyone has for a begginer using trajan ( trying to go for cultural or science victory)?
My family used to have shared iPad and my father (probably) installed two civ games on there that I loved to play. I was like 8 and couldn't speak English so I sucked ass.
Here's what I remember:
They were named Civilization and Civilization II The first one had the 'games made in early 2010s' quality to it. Lot of bright colours (used for borders), these weird texture packs andit was like something between 2D and 3D ? I remember that every soldier, barbarian etc. Was shown as three guys next to eachother. And you could like merge them together. Have six of them. The Civ II was def 3D, much more refined and the gameplay was way more complex. You could rotate the map, the terrain wasn't just drawn on and there was this guy with long face who would like help you with the game (?). I never finished a game in the Civ II but I know you got to chose between diff civilizations, (I rember Aztecs, Romans, British (?), Egypt) and you started with a boat.
So sorry if this is too vague to pinpoint a specific game. I tried to find it on my own to play it again but I haven't got too far. Tried to just Google Civilization on iPad but they told me that only Civ VI is available.
Also possible it was some bootleg Civ.
Anyways, anything is helpful, thanks a lot.
After playing for 100s of hours I finally started trophy hunting and got the platinum on ps5. Can't wait for civ VII!
Anyone know what's going on with this achievement? I've had the trader on >30 for a number of turns. Are specific boosts not counted e.g. Triangular Trade policy card?
As a BNW-only grinder for years, I want to try moving on from Civ 5 to Civ 6. Any advice as to what are the starkest differences between the 2 games, and what I should pay attention to when trying Civ 6 out?
I have no DLC and only plan to play with Gathering Storm expansion.
Hi all,
I am Civ fan but didnt played Civ6.
In short, should I get Civ6 or should I wait for Civ7?
Thanks!
I reinstalled Civ 6 after a while, and I found out that I don't have any of the DLCs that were included when I purchased and played the game on Steam. Can anybody help me to get my DLCs back?
Is there a mod or some setting, it's SO annoying in the later game gearing that every single turn!
Civ 6
it's just... so peak...
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I'd really love to be able to trade units in civ. Somewhat like the gifting of units to citystates in civ V but as some sort of trade deal.
It would be fun to be able to buy arms from more advanced civs and sell weapons to less advanced ones. Support the war effort of other civs, buy support from others in case of a surprise war ect.
Probably won't happen anytime soon, but i'd love to see it.
Just finished one of my games which is pretty rare because I am awful at restarting games for various reasons. Anyway in this game two things happened. The first was that I took out Mongolia early in the game and kept all their cities. Fast forward to the 1900's and they call an emergency on me over one of the cities. How long can they hold onto things like that? Can I trigger emergencies based on earlier decisions?
Secondly, I had took one of Australia's cities way later in the game in the atomic era. It kept rebelling and since I was the Mapuche I took it back and occupied it a few times before eventually just razing it. However, I kept getting denouncements from Australia for occupying a city that no longer existed. Is that a glitch or just a weird oversight?
Seems like a pretty powerful ally
Sick af, Turned on my Ps4 for first time since July and just hit 13 hours straight its 11:10pm right now
Make sure to vote today, from Australia
Hi does anyone know any mods in the steamworkshop that allow you to see all resources before thery're unlocked and a mod that allows you to place districts and wonders on them regardless?