Am I missing out?

Never really have felt it was key to do so at any stage.

In the new Civ Tour video, the Korean soldiers are fighting against these units. Does anyone know which civilization these units belong to?

Ever since TOT, I’ve been seeing a lot of OP combos for civs be talked about. So i wanted to ask which strong combos you’ve come up with or seen. Here’s a list of some I’ve seen and played.

Pachacuti + Nepal

Ada Lovelace + Mayans

Genghis Khan + Mongolia

Achaemenid Xerxes + Qing Dynasty

Benjamin Franklin + Meiji Japan

Alexander + Sengoku Japan

Catherine + Heian Japan

Napoleon + Prussia

Lafayette + Prussia

Isabella + Iceland

Untested/Needs More Testing:

Blackbeard + Iceland

Amina + United States

Lakshmibai + Silla Korea

Fredrick (Oblique? Baroque?) + Assyria

R5: spamming hillforts in antiquity works wonders with Dai Viet since they count as fortification improvements.

Could have had some really good adjacencies with my wonder layout, but I couldn't bring myself to overbuild those juicy hillfort yields lol. Only sad thing is you're not getting the Serpent Mound with this combo since tropical and grassland rarely (never?) spawn near each other.

I can’t seem to get the hang of the Mali. I play on Immortal level and have won as all but 10 leaders, including Mansa Musa and Sundiata Kieta

The -30% toward units and buildings is a killer, and mines only get 1 production. Their gold bonuses aren’t nearly enough when all the AI is ahead of you because libraries take 40 turns and you have to buy all of your units.

With Portugal, you’re printing money and have no production debuffs.

Do any Mali players have any advice ?

Civ 7 question! I'm working my way through Antiquity in a solo game that I really like right now, but Update 1.4.2 is coming out next week, and I won't have time to finish the game before the release, so I'm considering the best way to do this. (Typically, in the past, I've just started a new game when a new release pops.)

Do you think it would generally be better to cross over to the new release on the last turn of Antiquity or the first turn of Exploration?

I'm initially thinking that it's better to cross over to the new release on the last turn of Antiquity, so that Exploration can be started entirely in 1.4.2.

I know I could save on the last turn of Antiquity, cross over to Exploration, and save right away, then choose between the two after the release. And, come to think of it, I'll probably do that, just so I have the choice! I'm curious to get your opinions on this matter of major importance anyway, though 😄

Details if they matter:

• My current run is Ben Franklin leading Achaemenid Persia in Antiquity, and I plan to switch to Sengoku Japan in Exploration and Meiji Japan in Modern, going for military victory. I'm on Turn 77 at the moment.
• Immortal difficulty.
• Standard sized map, 8 players. It's a random Voronoi map, so I'm not sure which one it is...but my current area is the smallest I've ever started with, so I think it might be Fractal Continents. (I'm using the mod "v5vx5sutvy's Voronoi Shuffle", which chooses a Voronoi map type at random and doesn't indicate on the pause screen which underlying map type it is. I know of only 2 civs in the game, me and Jose Rizal leading Greece, and when I wardec'd the Rizzler, I got the Triumph for being at war with all Civs in the Homelands. So I know my homelands is small.)

Is the deluxe worth the price now? or should I just get the standard? I've only played civ6 and really liked it. I'm not sure what's the state of this game right now.

For example, you can have double raid cards, boosting your raiding by 100% - (source Boesthius new vid - timestamped) https://youtu.be/92eqz6POT2c?t=2958

Also works with builder charges cards too.

2,600 hours and I learnt something new.

Both in this city and another one of mine, I have spaces that should be perfectly fine for building, but I can't add anything to those tiles for the build queue. Argh.

I’m confused on how the victory thresholds work if I start in the Modern Age.

I would love to see civ 7 bring in more leaders like Sultan suleiman or sultan Mehmet, Czar Peter the great, British monarch and ragnar lothbrok Viking etc. Also would love to see new empires like Sikh empire, Safavids and North Sea empire etc. What do you guys think ?

I'm working on a replacement engine for Civilization 1. This will be a free, open-source project that will require the original DOS Civilization files to run. I intend to add a bunch of (optional) improvements, including visible civilization borders like you see above.

What other improvements to Civilization 1 would you like to see?

So what are you supposed to do if you play domination?

Hi all, as the title says I am unable to see all the textures in my Civ VII game. I suspect it has something to do with using Bazzite since the game appears correctly on my Steam Deck. But I would rather use my desktop's specs.

Specs:

• Operating System: Bazzite 43 Stable
• AMD Ryzen 7 9700X
• AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT 16GB GDDR6
• B850 Motherboard
• RAM: 32GB DDR5 6400 RAM

I tried:

• Using DX12 and Vulkan.
• Using various versions of proton including experimental and hotfix.
• Using lower and higher graphic settings from the game menu.
• Updating drivers using "ujust update" command in Bazzite.

If anyone here has run into the same issue and knows how to fix it I would appreciate the insight. Also, if there is somewhere else I should post this please let me know.

Did anybody complete 100% civ7 achievements ? How long did it take and are the dlc civs achievements going to be added ? Right now I think all of the civ7 achievements dont require any DLCs civs right ?

Hello everyone im new to this subreddit and would appreciate your help. Ive never played a civ game before and im new to the genre. Ive heard good things about civilization 6 and want to try it out but i also saw civilization 7 on sale what should i get. Civ 6 anthology bundle is 15 dollars and civilization 7 standard edition is 26 dollars

You need to scroll almost all the way down on the link I posted. Here’s the info:

GORYEO

Out of the fragmentation of Korea’s Three Kingdoms period came Goryeo, a center for scholarship and art, and a formidable force in East Asia. Established in 918 CE, Goryeo became a bastion of Buddhist scholarship, and was an early innovator in moveable type – in other words, the printing press. Additionally, Goryeo celadon pottery is famous for its sophistication and artistry. Goryeo faced challenges, though, keeping peace on the peninsula at first through strength, and then through strategic positioning as a vassal of the Yuan Dynasty of China. Yet in that empire’s fall, a new order arose – Joseon. 

• Apex Age: Exploration
• Attributes: Cultural, Diplomatic
• Unique Ability - Byeongjo: 
• Tier 1, Antiquity Age: Increased Culture from active Endeavors you started or supported. Increased Culture on Unique Improvements in Towns and increased Influence on Unique Improvements in Cities.
• Tier 2, Exploration Age (Apex): Further increased Culture from active Endeavors you started or supported. Increased Culture on Unique Improvements in Towns and increased Influence on Unique Improvements in Cities.
• Tier 3, Modern Age: Even further increased Culture from active Endeavors you started or supported. Increased Culture on Unique Improvements in Towns, increased Influence on Unique Improvements in Cities, and increased Tourism from all Unique Improvements.
• Unique Military Units: Hwacha (Unique Siege Unit), Tobang (Unique Cavalry Unit)
• Associated Wonder: Buseoksa

JOSEON

As stable as it was isolated, the Joseon Dynasty was a five-centuries-long period of peace in Korea, marked by the elaboration of Confucianism, a strong defense, and a carefully balanced political system. Founded in 1392, the kingdom lasted until just before the dawn of the 20th century, repelling invasion after invasion from its neighbors. It was a highly structured society, with a rich scholarly tradition that carefully monitored outside influences, selecting only that which would make Joseon prosper. It would fall in 1897, after pressure from the ascendant Meiji Empire and the United States became overwhelming.

• Apex Age: Modern
• Attributes: Cultural, Expansionist
• Unique Ability - Bongwan: 
• Tier 1, Antiquity Age: Increased Specialist Limit in the Capital. Decreased Specialist Limit in all Cities other than the Capital. Joseon begins the Age with a set City Limit. Can purchase Tier 1 Science and Culture Buildings in Towns.
• Tier 2, Exploration Age: Increased Specialist Limit in the Capital. Decreased Specialist Limit in all Cities other than the Capital. Joseon begins the Age with a set, increased City Limit. Can purchase Tier 1 Science and Culture Buildings in Towns.
• Tier 3, Modern Age (Apex): Further increased Specialist Limit in the Capital. Increased Specialist Limit in all Cities other than the Capital with a Seowon Unique Quarter; decreased Specialist Limit in non-Capital Cities without a Seowon Unique Quarter. Joseon begins the Age with a set, increased City Limit. Can purchase Tier 1 Science and Culture Buildings in Towns.
• Unique Civilian Unit: Jangyongyoung (Unique Army Commander Unit)
• Unique Military Unit: Turtle Ship (Unique Heavy Naval Unit)
• Associated Wonder: Hwaseong

Has anyone managed to get mods working on any premium subscriptions of GeForce now? When using the fee tier these do load each time in the background when civ is launched but with ultimate no mods will download.

As the title says

Eliminate civ at the end of era or leave them with one city/town?

In previous civ games I would leave them with one city - does it make sense to do that now or benefits to destroying them outweigh negatives in the next era?

Equally does it make sense to grab nearly every city or a) raze some b) trade back the poorer settlements