Multiplat Civilization VII

[dav3]

The next edition of Sid Meier's Civilization is getting released in 2025, with a full reveal due in a couple of months.


There goes a few weeks of my life again.

 

[dwwaino]

Hell yes, keen. Hopefully it takes a few things from Humankind. I still prefer Civ but there were a few things that Humankind did really well that I wish were in Civ.

 

[Cooldude]

Kinda hyped but gotta wait for 5-7 years of them drip feeding DLC to make it great, launch version probably won't have much in it

 

[00Stinger]

Hell yes, keen. Hopefully it takes a few things from Humankind. I still prefer Civ but there were a few things that Humankind did really well that I wish were in Civ.

what would you ad from Humankind?

 

[dwwaino]

what would you ad from Humankind?

I find it's deeper, I can min/max my civ more. The way the civics work is pretty cool too and I prefer the districs. My favourite major difference which I miss when I go back to Civ is the amount of tiles you get per city in Humankind. In Civ I'm dotting cities where in Humankind I can develop fewer cities and it feels more organic. However the victory conditions of Civ are way better.

 

[00Stinger]

I find it's deeper, I can min/max my civ more. The way the civics work is pretty cool too and I prefer the districs. My favourite major difference which I miss when I go back to Civ is the amount of tiles you get per city in Humankind. In Civ I'm dotting cities where in Humankind I can develop fewer cities and it feels more organic. However the victory conditions of Civ are way better.

Yeah ok

I played one playthrough of Humankind. I did enjoy it a bit

 

[dav3]

Looks like they're going with the multiple Civ concept similar to Humankind

 

[Father Jack]

So it seems you have three 'ages' where you morph into a new civ so I guess no more American spearmen and Babylonian tanks. Hopefully this also fixes the interminable end game where you go through the motions trying to finish off a game you've long since won.

And navigable rivers is something I've missed ever since they dropped it a number of Civs ago, it never made sense not to have it.

Will be interesting to see how leaders not being locked to their actual civilisation goes as well.

 

[00Stinger]

So it seems you have three 'ages' where you morph into a new civ so I guess no more American spearmen and Babylonian tanks. Hopefully this also fixes the interminable end game where you go through the motions trying to finish off a game you've long since won.

And navigable rivers is something I've missed ever since they dropped it a number of Civs ago, it never made sense not to have it.

Will be interesting to see how leaders not being locked to their actual civilisation goes as well.

Taking some elements from humankind it seems

 

[Father Jack]

Taking some elements from humankind it seems

I remember being able to change civs in an old Civ, maybe IV, not sure if it was an official game mode or just a mod though.