I'm fully ADDICTED to Millennia! (New 4x Civilization-Like)
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- Опубликовано: 22 мар 2024
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"We can advance to a nice age"
Picks up raiders😂
Honestly, Original idea in my head was go for Age of blood and cause all out war, but decided to chill abit and not get wiped out instantly haha, as i still have alot to learn!
But the thing is this game encourages the player to rush tech. I know how satisfying it is to drive a panzer on swordsmen but I saw @potatomcwhiskey. He was in age 9 while the ai was in age 7.
I think you should do a playthrough in your other channel were you let the ai pick the ages.
Yeah for sure, i mean once you're ahead with tech your set for the whole game as you just have the ability to research faster and faster!
Honestly not a bad idea though could be fun!
@@MahmudHasan-me9qe These games always have a strong meta game . . . I remember that in Civilization they were always struggling against the fundamental design system where every city you built gave you an exponential growth in your potential. It was always expansion, technology, culture . . . in that order.
Here all the systems seem to be worked to combat that need for constant expansion to provide you with more places to build units, more resources, more research, more buildings . . . Instead the cities themselves can expand a lot more, you get vassals that can't immediately build things for you, and then you can produce a lot of the units "magically" using domain points.
Given that it makes sense that technology and culture move to the forefront. This becomes even more pronounced when the age system not only give the tech leader more choices, but rewards them with a bonus for being first to reach the new era.
Perhaps a nice change to combat it would be to give increasing bonus' to the people who come later instead . . . that way not only do you get to research things from previous ages faster, but you also get the biggest bonus for being the last person to enter an age. That way it would encourage the tech leader to change from one era to the next?
It was comedy when you sent your fur-clad axe wielding raiders against towns with people who have guns
lmao caught me by surprise! idk if theres a way to check whos actually stationed at a holding haha
Hi I like your videos, I basically learned how to play CK3 from your videos. I played Millenia for 2 weeks and I can tell you is very different from CK3 , if you enjoy it and you want to play it more here are my best tips for the game: First you should pick up raiders and destroy 2-3 nations close to you in the first 2 eras, if you don’t do it the AI in this game is very aggressive if they get close to your military strength they will keep attacking you for no reason.
Combine raiders with archers to have a strong army.
2. Use Eureka every time you get the chance, choosing the era you want to go is crucial also you get a tech boost if you are the first.
3. Invest all the money in Knowledge and production, if you choose to go for chivalry there is a very nice building that gives you 10 gold build it in every city and you won’t have money problems at the begging of the game.
4. I had a game with Spain and I went for age of Heroes-> Age of Kings and from there I had to choose btw age of alchemy or Age of Enlightenment if you go for age of Alchemy there is something very interesting there, you can recruit an alchemist (I suggest to recruit 3) and you can collect a rare material called Arcana, collect as many as you can and choose Panacea from Age menu and build Panacea building in every city you have, if possible build even 2 in each city that is the most overpowered building it convert 2 gold in 16 food and 16 sanitation, that’s huge basically if you have 1 or 2 of this you only need 2 people to provide all the food and sanitation needed for the rest of them game, the rest of the population you can focus on knowledge and production because that’s the most important thing. And in the age of revolution you can building converting coal in gold. Age of alchemy is seriously overpower
Paradox’s rival for civ
Is civ not made by paradox?
@@Sneakyeggs no
@@g-unit-rl7xz who makes civ?
@@Sneakyeggs Sid Meir/Firaxis
@@Sneakyeggs Nope, Sid Meier
We need a part two!!
"Hooston"
oh wow really!! Thanks for letting me know!
Have you made the Lechtic Empire on CK3 at all? Thanks
I havent! although haven't looked at it much before! just looked in to it, could be fun for sure!
Shift clicking lets you skip through the research
oh nice, Thankyou!
Map seed please, i'ts very hard to find suitable first location 😢
Part 2 pls
is the AI cheats like in Civ ?
Edinbra
civ 6 is looking a little weird today guys
Hail Britannia.
UK starts with Edinburgh? Shouldn't that be London? Seems unfair to start with a backwater town.
It should start with Cardiff smh, but the starting town of a nation seems to be random
"backwater town"? 🤣 its a city, not in the middle of the highlands.
@@Kiyajadie Now it's a city after England spent a small fortune on sorting it out. Previously it was a large smack den.
@@criticalcommenteryikes
@@GCOSBenbow who says yikes haha wtf
Well I prefere CK3 but this game is Also nice
Promo-SM
Addicted for 2 weeks, then on to the next piece of crap.
hahaha cheaty beggining.... no barbarians? landmarks and villages everywhere? play on medium difficulty at last...
Looks like Civ 6 but worse and with less content rn - just play Civ 6
Incredibly mid game. It’s also made by paradox so get ready to play a game with features purposefully locked behind paywalls for many years. Potatoemcwhiskey makes it seem so great but it’s nothing compared to actual civilization.