Civilization 6 gameplay was shown at E3. What do you guys think?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J88bmqKrbu0
/vg/ is busy talking about Stellaris.
>>341348223
I'll try it but the graphics...I dont know.
>that Cleopatra
What were they thinking
>>341348223
Needs spies, religion, trade, etc.
>>341348426
OP here, looks good imo. I played Civ 1, 3, loved 4, and hated 5. The graphics was disappointing but I got hyped a little a week ago after watching this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qzC5cUQcFk
>>341348690
Spies, religion, trade is in the game. Did you watch the E3 video? He mentions spies, and trade. Religion is confirmed elsewhere. He even says that he plans to have all the features they've built on with expansions with previous games from the beginning with civ 6.
>>341348223
I love the way it looks
>>341348574
She was always supposed to be ugly.
It looks like they ported Civilization: Revolution to the PC.
>>341349165
Like Caesar and Mark Antony would tap anything under 9/10.
>>341349051
>>341349204
>>341348223I like it
>>341349507
>Never met Italian men
bump...
>>341350526
Where did you get that from?
Not sure if I like military units being uberhuge
>>341348223
>"give me some lady leaders"
Stupid bitch just couldn't resist injecting this into the interview as if it even mattered.
>>341348964
>>341348690
Tourism is also in, see this
>>341348738
Nukes have been confirmed to have the capability of destroying Wonders
>>341350843
Anything would look huge when they are zoomed in that much. I don't know why they continue to do it, nobody plays zoomed in.
>>341351240
yep
>>341351075
shiieeeeet
bump.... ;_;
Info shown:
Wonders:
Stonehenge says it needs to be adjacent stone, and on flat land. It gives +2 faith and a free prophet, and allows you to found a religion there instead of a holy site.
Oracle must now be built on hills. It gives 1 faith and 1 culture and great person points for: Scientists, Prophets, Artists, Admirals, Engineers, Generals, and merchants. Great people require 20% less faith.
Great Library Gives scientist points and +2 science. Has 2 great work of writing slots and gives a tech boost to all ancient and classical techs.
Pyramids need flat desert and give 2 culture, a free builder and give all builders an additional charge.
Hanging Gardens must be built near a river and give a 15% growth boost in all cities.
Mahabodhi: Must be built in forest next to holy site. Gives +4 faith and +1 Great Prophet Point
Hagia Sophia: Must be built on flat land adjacent to a holy site. Must have founded a religion. Missionaries and Apostles get 1 additional charge. +4 faith and +2 Great Prophet Points
Eiffel Tower: Must be built on flat land adjacent to city center. All cities gain +2 appeal.
Venetian Arsenal: Must be built adjacent to coast and industrial district. Receive a second naval unit each time you train a naval unit.
Colosseum: Must be built adjacent to entertainment district. +1 culture +1 amenity. +1 additional culture and amenity for something a bit too blurry for me to read. Sorry.
Buildings:
Water Mill: +1 food +1 Production, Rice and Wheat give +1 food. City must be built on river.
Monument: +2 culture
Granary: +1 food +2 housing
Shrine: +2 faith, 1 Great Prophet point
Barracks note that they cannot be built if your encampment already has a stable.
Shipyard: +1 Great Admiral points, 15% production for nautical units (I assume, the words were pretty blurred.
Holy Site Prayers: Converts 15% of production to faith then gives great prophet points when completed after a set amount of time.
>>341348574
Looks pretty to me, the artstyle just makes her look a bit weird.
>>341352103
Districts:
Encampment District: In addition to containing military buildings, gives 1 great general point
Theater District: Adjacency bonus for wonders (large) and other districts (small)
Holy Sites produce both faith and Great Prophet points, meaning prophets no longer come with faith, but are like other great people. Adjacency bonus for: Natural Wonders (large), mountains (medium), UNIMPROVED forest (small)
Industrial District: Production bonus for Mines/Quarries (large) and districts (minor)
Spaceport: Allows building of parts for science victory. Cannot be built on hills.
Civics Shown:
Diplomatic League: First envoys to a city state count as 2.
Charismatic Leader: +2 points towards earning envoys
Retainers: +1 amenities for garrisoned units
Maritime Industries: +100% production towards ancient classical naval units
Survey: Double experience for recon units
Discipline: +5 strength vs barbarians for melee units
Meritocracy: +1 culture for each specialty district
Colonization: +50% production towards settlers
Land Surveyors: 20% price reduction for purchasing tiles
Caravansaries: +2 gold from trade routes
Urban Planning: +1 production in all cities
God King: +1 Faith +1 gold in the capital
Literary Tradition: +2 great artist points per turn
Revelation: +2 great prophet points per turn
Inspiration: +2 great scientist points per turn
Other:
Traders seem to give a boost only to their home city when trading with the capital (screenshot shows +1 food +1 Production and +2 gold for the second city, but nothing for the capital).
>>341348223
Cleopatra looks like shit.
>>341352103
>Venetian Arsenal
Hopefully it's caravels or something, doubling up on battleships/subs lategame seems broken as all get out.
Interesting to see the increased focus on religious buildings.
>>341348223
>pink dyed hair
>Gimme lady leaders
like clockwork.
>>341352103
Venetian Arsenal sounds broken,
I'm warming up to the artstyle, it looked like a downgrade from Civ 5 until you realize that in reality you'll almost always just look at the tiles from the highest view possible.
Fact is though Firaxis won't get that game's shit together until the 1st Expansion Pack at minimum. This was true for Civilization V, it was true for Civilization IV, and I honestly don't know about III and II since IV was my first Civ.
>>341348223
civ v except the cities take up multiple tiles and great britain is only six tiles wide? no fucking thanks.
>>341352482
>>341350928
There are definitely cringe, awkward, and funny moments this E3. A couple in the Civ 6 video alone.
Maybe I'm not remembering this clearly, but the games have always had female leaders. Did she think they were suddenly just not going to show up here?
The guy was up there showing off new mechanics, which is what the Civ crowd cares most about. Just let him focus on that for the presentation.
>>341352684
Tourism, spies, trade, religion, and plenty more is already in the vanilla. So hopefully it doesn't go that way this time around.
>>341350526
>Teddy "big dick" Roos
>shits on anyone who goes to war on his continent
fuck yeah
>>341352869
There are also quests! QUESTS! Aren't you excited?
>>341348223
I'd play it on my tablet. No way am I going to buy such an ugly game.
I was never able to get into 3D Civ games. Not sure why.
>>341353647
You speed up tech, culture, and other progress by doing specific things. Exploring something, coming in contact with a new civ, making a trade deal, but only when trying to research that tech.
Where's the problem in that. Offers an optional bit of min/maxing that's sensible.
>>341352869
What do you mean great britain is only 6 tiles wide?
>>341354407
He's making stupid shit up. If the world map had Britain 6 tiles wide (and proportionally tall), that would be a marvel of technology. In other civ games you'd be lucky if it's 3.
>>341348223
>we have simplified the way roads work
>it was too hard, so we removed the need to plan out tile improvements. Now they happen instantly.
>graphics that probably makes tumblr cringe
Couldn't be less interested in this game, desu.
>>341355315
If you looked at the video you'd know they deliberately tackled these complaints but I guess you're not interested enough in civ to even fiend info about it which begs the question what are you even doing in this thread
>>341355315
>Roads literally work the exact same way but instead of using a worker you use a merchant
>No, the planning is still there but now you have charges, making builders more valuable. Meaning more turns and production is spent on them. Meaning if you fuck up planning you need to spend more time making builders. Yes, improvements happen instantly.
>Year of shit graphics. See:new zelda
>>341348223
Never played any of the Civilization games but im interested.
Which is the best? I dont want to play them all, just the best one
>>341355945
4 really. 5 changed too much to the point where people grew too accustomed to it and got too far saying it's the best in the series. It's a good game on its own, but 4 is still better as in the more fleshed out Civ game.
4 also has a gigantic modding community that is still going strong, while 5 had little comparability for mods which prevents some replayability
>>341355315
>muh realism
Also, waiting eternity for roads and improvements is not difficult at all.
The beginning of a city can be the most boring and tedious part of the game and they're just cutting down on it.
Also, roads and waiting for your workers to stop wasting your gold for 100 years wasn't fun either.
>>341350681
Why is her head so big?
>>341355945
Civ 4 is regarded as great for veterans.
Civ 5 got some praise after 2 xpacs and is usually known as the more accessible game.
Play Alpha Centauri.
>>341348574
The famous Cleopatra was never attractive, she even had a huge hook nose.
I believe there were around 6 Cleopatras, and a few of them were hot.
>>341350928
This was very cringy and not in a good way...
>>341356412
Ive heard great things about Alpha Centauri
skip civ and go right for it?
>>341356370
Looks are a bit exaggerated but I'm fine with it
Just be glad they didn't make her black
>>341357137
>Just be glad they didn't make her black
Anon...
>>341356728
Yeah but you know she had the fattest ass
>>341356895
If you play it, you'll start wondering whether or not the devs are time travelers from the future.
>>341348223
I want to fuck the pink haired girl.
>>341358063
im sold thanks anon
>>341356895
yes
but don't bother with alien xfire
>>341358241
shit wrong image
>>341358241
>>341358374
FUCK
>>341356837
Especially since civ has always had a ton of lady leaders.
The game doesn't look that bad in motion
>It's another cartoonishly made sequel
>>341348574
Fuck can someone post an SS. I'm stuck at work :'(
>>341361092
try scrolling up
>>341348574
she looks great
also the tits bounced
i can keep my fantazies of locking female leaders in a sex dungeon going
maybe sfm porn will pick up better than for civ5 too
>>341350843
I'm sure there will be a new R.E.D mod for it anyway
>>341351329
Well that actually looks really nice zoomed out.
>>341349507
Caesar played bottom to an old man, and according to rumors of the time, that old guy and his first wife where the only two people he ever actually loved romantically.
>>341348223
eh.
>>341348574
most egyptian royalty was ugly as fuck though.
>>341352103
i like that wonders have more environment requirements to them now
will go against wonder stacking nicely
>>341364124
If France gets the same or a similar UA from 5, it's going to gut them.
>>341348223
It looks like a fucking mobile game, holy shit
>>341364274
do we know tourism works the same it did?
>>341363731
OHOHOHO
JULIUS CAESAR PLEASES OLD MEN FOR DENARII
>>341364885
It literally won the Republic a kingdom.
Caesar pleased an old man so successfully that when he died, he left his Kingdom to Rome. And the best thing is, he was doing it because he wanted to.
>>341351329
Damn that looks so much better.
>dem cliffs
I'm hopeful.
>>341349165
Cleopatra wasn't ugly, or beautiful by how we'd define it but she was still attractive
>>341348223
>so many anniversaries this year!
thank you pink haired woman who was clearly not hired for their intelligence.
>>341351329
The paper map fog looks very sexy.
>>341364816
Quill18 said it works the same as civ 5.
>>341365678
Kinda sucks then, I never liked cultural victory in CivVBNW. Not "organic" enough in the endgame, just number-crunching.
I hope they add an option to cap technology or something. I want to stay in the classical era forever.
>>341350526
Teddy looks a little fat there but fuck yes
I kinda wish you could play as more than one ruler for a given Civ though
>>341365821
it was pretty interactive and way better than the old one
>>341366697
True, but still not good enough imo
Though botched diplomacy plays a big role in that, and I guess tourism works better in MP than in SP
Damn, did they tighten the graphics since the last time? Shit looks good
>>341366940
>Damn, did they tighten the graphics since the last time? Shit looks good
2K Games HR speaking here. 300 gold has been deposited in to your Capital City.
>>341348223
DAT FREAKING MOBILE GAME GRAPHICS
WHAT THE HELL FIRAXIS.
Funny how Civ shares a lot of things with empire earth 2 ... it was my favorite game back then
>>341371735
It is really underrated today
>>341371735
>>341371941
>AoE
>RoN
>EE
>tfw real time 4x is dead
>>341372125
>RoN
I wish microsoft still develop it.
>>341351329
i wish the whole game had the map aethestic
