Seriously, I know this game was not designed to be played on a mobile device but the amount of bugs and the fact I can’t get any of the DLCs to download is honestly so annoying. Like I easily spent over 100 dollars on this game, and yet I can’t play half the stuff I paid for.

Hey guys, I’m a week new to the game and I’ve been enjoying the game but would love to actually reach the conclusion. I set the speed to 330 turns max (forgot what it’s labeled) and played the lakes map (a lot bigger than I thought it would be). I’ve played this run through at least 15 hours now and I’m finally in the atomic era but I just want to see it end. I’m enjoying figuring it out just by playing and not really understanding adjacency bonuses or wonders yet.

In the future, what is a more manageable map or duration where I can actually finish a game in 2-3 nights of playing? Blame it on rocket league and call of duty, but the slow burn isn’t entirely for me. My dopamine releases aren’t what they used to be..

My go to, must eradicate AI Civ is Rome under Trajan. Trajan comes into a game acting as if he owns all of the land you are playing on. His first role? To let those on his continent know if they aren’t using their land correctly, according to his will. If you don’t use, “your,” land the way he wants, he will denounce you.

Now, remember, the land he’s trying to take control of is your land, not Roman land. And, also remember, he’s not a governor or in control of land outside of Rome. But any time you don’t listen to him, he will denounce you over your land and sometimes or often go to war over your land.

I believe it might be a different situation if you harmed him causing grievances. But no. So, if Trajan shows up, randomly, I begin building an army to go after him before he comes after me.

Ultimately, the land belongs to me. And I’m not torturing my people or starving them.

What are your craziest reasons to be denounced?

Peace. Onward.

So I am totally new to all Civ. Loving Civ6 so far. I read that people are winning/beating the game. How do you know when you beat the game or that map? Do you have to do it within 500 turns? What happens after 500 turns?

Preferably peacefully without going to war. I play mostly Sid Meier difficulty and can't really go to war easily.

Title. I have had a search & nothing has been mentioned for some time.

What are players’ recent experiences with this mod? Is it balanced? Does it change gameplay positively? Any negative reactions (glitches, bugs, buffs)? Thanks.

Reddit plays civilization 6 (vanilla)

This is a game you, the community, will play! Every turn will be posted on this sub, once a day. Players comment on what the decisions for that turn should be. Whichever comment receives the most upvote is the actions taken.

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Note: Map tacks were added from this comment. We are not bound to build the buildings there, I'll still do whatever is the highest upvoted comment for each turn, but this can help us plan.

Turn 18

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A warrior from Brandar Brunei is helping us attack the slinger down south. The barbar scout ran west up to the river.

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Slinger and Warrior need orders. Also, we got an inspiration for Craftsmanship from building the pasture!

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I'm a new-ish player when it comes to Civ; started playing at the end of last year with Civ 6 as my first game. Currently I play on Immortal, sometime Emperor or King when I just want to have a chill game. The problem is that I never really tried playing Deity, because I feel the advantages the AI gets can sometimes be too much and I feel like I need to play really optimal to catch up. But reading most post here I somehow feel that everyone is playing on that level. Is it bad that I never really interested in playing Deity? Which level do you guys usually play and most comfortable with?

Hi everyone,

I started playing CivVI a month ago and I love the game, never played a 4X game before.

I've seen that there are different packs/DLCs now in sale and I'd like to buy some of them but do not know which to buy.

I've also seen that there are different packs (Anthology/Platinum edition). I'd like also to know in which of them are the different civilizations that aren't included in the base game.

Thanks in advance!

I am planning a multiplayer match with 5 people but the map sizes suggest only 4 and 6 people. The problem with 4 is that some people might get screwed and don't have any space and with 6 people one or two might have an insane amount if space. How do you guys set up the map when playing with 5 people?

Why do people post images of starts with absurd amounts of usually bonus resources and act like it's something big when they use mods or the in game function to have more resources on the map? I just kind of find it to be like 'cheating' in a way due to how having a massive amount of resources to farm or harvest like rice or wheat can heavily increase population.

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I'm happy that I finally got to "study" it... Yeald is not still optimized, could get a 110+ with seasteed and offshore windmills to substain population and energy but still... That's a braniacs city

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God I'm sorry I have to post to ask this but Google just sucks now. Ambiorix has sucessfully converted two of my cities. The cities have flipped, he used missionaries to do this. For some reason, the diplomatic option to ask him to stop isn't appearing.

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Am I missing something here?

Everytime I'm loading into civ this is what I get! I've tried the old faithful uninstall, link the 2k tried to get it in windowed mode, same story. I'm unable to click on anything or even exit the game!

I also have a steam deck and feel like for some reason this is causing something, no issues playing there?

Any 2cents would be appreciated, cheers! 🙌🙏

I am kind on in between. Since you spawn in tundra you need the food in order to grow your cities, but with the tundra Pantheon and work ethic your holy sites give you about 14 (+100% adjacency bonus for holy site plicy card ) production super early into the game. What do you think? I think work ethic is the way to go.

I went to a protectored war with England and after razing one city and capturing London, their last and capital city I got the curscene they were done. their envoys were done; ok

This gave me a lot of grieves but eventually they would talk to zero right. but they didn't

checking the civs screen they still there with grievances, peace status wicj which I did not sign for and no cities left. wtf?
the diplomatic log shows final city captured but they still exist and giving me the grieving penalties

what is happening here?

Hello, i am trying a religious victory with Gandhi, but after some time i realised that my apostle could not enter my neighboors border. I fon't understand why it happened, because i have open border and from what i found on reddit, they should not even be affected by that. Can someone explain to me what i am doing wrong?(Sorry, english is not my first languages)

Finally won a Culture Victory (Deity mode, 11 AI, Huge map, Marathon) and ironically it was my first time playing Maori. It's pretty wild they start the game somewhere in the middle of the ocean. I thought I was toast when I mistakenly established my first city directly between Australia and Korea, but the sea tiles bailed me out. This also marks a definite trend for me. Last 3 victories have been Maori, Dutch and Norway. All Sea focused Civs. I feel like I can develop sea tiles so much faster as well as get great trade routes and good money from Harbor buildings. Even though it was a "cultural" victory, I had to convince Korea and the Aztecs that their citizens liked Maori culture better than their own.

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Does anyone else have the issue of the computer settling way too close for your liking? I can’t count the number of times I reset the map after having the PERFECT starting area in terms of resources, only to have a computer civ say hello, and to see their city only a few tiles away.

Granted, I only play the easier difficulties such as warlord and the difficulty before it, but still. Notably and recently, I had such a great start with Babylon, notably acquiring both the hanging gardens and the marsh focused science wonder entemaki (?)

Well I finished my first game on settler difficulty. I thought I was about to win with the Cree via diplomacy. I was at 17/20 points and easily had the strongest military in case someone tried to fight me. Well Greece showed up with a rock band and destroyed me with a culture victory out of nowhere. I honestly don't even know how to defend against a rock band. I read up that there is a civic card you can get to shut out people from performing concerts in your cities, but I never got that far. Going forward I'm gonna try a more straight forward Victory path. I was thinking of trying out Korea and going for a Science Victory with Domination as a back up since I should be ahead in research. Feel free to leave some tips for my next playthrough or just laugh LOL

The ai is always way ahead on the tech tree, how do you counter this?