Getting Rich Quick With Mansa Musa - Civilization VI Gathering Storm
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- Опубликовано: 3 фев 2019
- In this video, we take a look at Mansa Musa of Mali - one of the new leaders in Civilization VI Gathering Storm. Mali is one of the more unique civilizations, getting severe production penalties, but also major gold bonuses.
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Governments hate him. Find out how this guy got over 10000 gold a turn using this simple trick.
I love the straight to business format, cutting the useless turns. The video might be harder to make, so I appreciate the effort.
I think some people will get rick-rolled by searching "get rich quick".
I'm really enjoying these shorter videos. It's nice to have videos that are more edited and targeted to showing off the features. I don't really have the time or interest to watch the long multi-part LPs others are uploading for Gathering Storm right now, so your videos are great. Thanks.
Glad to hear that!
Most youtubers don't like to edit. :)
These titles are ridiculous and I love it.
Didn't finish the video yet but i think petra has quite a nice sinergy for this civilization, keep it up Marbz
No shit
Just buy great engineer to build Petra :)
The Maori conquered Auckland, funny coincidence
Very interesting, I gotta try Mali for myself sometime.
Though a little irksome thing I noticed is how you were placing districts. Using the mountains for the holy site does net +1 faith compared to your other options, but it also means you won't get a +3 campus, and holy sites are also used for the extra adjacency towards sugubas. Considering how this game meant you had to give up potentially building the Great Zimbabwe in exchange for the +2 adjacency, the problem really came down to the holy site placement.
I really like this format with the quick edits to showcase the flashpoints of what you're trying to achieve Marbz, good stuff :)
I like this style of editing. I am a big fan of your videos already but this made the ridiculousness of Mali more fun to observe.
Money money money money! (Mali Mali Mali Mali!)
Money! (Mali!)
Some people, got to have it!
Some people, really need it! (not Mansa Musa though).
This is yet another civ that is worth seeing a full playthrough.
I know this is a strange request, but could you turn on yields for your next video? You do a good job explaining a lot, and I know yield icons can be viewed in the city view, but seeing them on the map makes it better to understand what you're doing and why you're settling where you are.
I think playing as Mali you should try to save forest at least on rivers for lumbermills. Tons of gold will come from mines, from trade routes,, from everywhere.. :)) Insane civ...
Agreed. Getting machinery early will be pretty useful.
Keep them coming Marbs, these are great sneak peeks.
I'm really liking how you are showcasing all the new stuff in Gathering Storm. It has definitely convinced me to finally purchase Civ 6 once the expansion is released. I'm also looking forward to when you do a full series with the expansion.
I appreciate those overview and introductory videos, but I'm really looking forward to a full playthrough.
I loved the format, it's INSANE, straight to the point. Congrats, get a like (y)
Time is money, friend.
and NUKES, don't forget those.
I would recommend placing your districts ASAP, even if you're not going to build them right away, that locks in the production cost. District costs go up as the game goes on!
Also, why not upload a normal Let's Play? These short little edited games are not as satisfying to watch imo. Of course anything is appreciated :)
I'll still do a normal game, the goal of these videos is just different.
@@Marbozir Great to hear, thanks!
I agree. I prefer the old style.
@@Marbozir Please do a normal game but I have to say this is the first time I'm enjoying Civ VI.
Remember- Mali commercial hub gets extra bonuses beside a river and beside a holy site, and remember commercial hub beside cattle = great zimbabwe for even more money, so plan ahead if you care. :)
I saw the cattle and squealed for this reason.
9:30 "you can't just buy everything."
yes you can. one of the governors gives you the option to buy districts
Love all the extra people in the comments trying to tell you how to play Civ like you've never played it before.It's not like you've built up your channel around Civilization for years. Keep up the good work! xD
There are adding a lot of really interesting civs in this expansion! I think it’s the best part about it
I'm excited about Mali
I just realized that in the start game screen Mansa Musa has the "you know I had to do it to 'em" pose
Looks like the first goody hut you found was the ruins of Atlantis.
Nice! Mali looks interesting, and I love to buy things xd
Seems like there is going to much more variance in the civilizations in Gathering Storm and we will be able to choose to play them quite differently from each other. I'm looking forward to playing as Canada where I'll invade the world with rock bands. Looking forward to Mali too as that is an interesting start.
Heres what I did and it was fantastic. Get as much desert and desert flood plains/ desert hills in your capital, river if you can mountain works with aqueduct. Get the +2 gold pantheon for each desert tile. Build mines over desert hills, thats 6 gold per a mine. Maximize adjacency bounces with holy sites and commerce hubs, preferably with another city close by. Get the old lady Governor that gives the +2 gold and appeal per an unimproved tile, now normal desert tiles will have +4. Build Petra, +2 more gold and you pretty much have a super capital at this point with mines giving you +8 gold. Send trade routes only from your capital or city with the most desert, I've gotten around +20 gold per a turn form trade routes originating from my capital. Also focusing on faith be sure to get tithe and anything that increases gold production.
Pretty fun way to play, buy out literally everything.
I really liked how you edited this, impressive how much play time you can squeeze int oa shorter video this way
Not gonna lie, I enjoy watching Marbozir's Civ videos because of his awesome accent.
They changed a bit the graphics.It seems like plain hills are harder to spot with the eye, they were more evident before. The wheat looks different now too, I don't know if I like it or not because I have not seen it on my screen yet.
4:24 They finally added a production que? It's about time!
More Mansa Musa please!!!
It might be a good strategy to go some early units and sweep alot of barbarians for the early easy golden age.
That's a generally good strategy, and the early units help you defend your cities as well. However, i'm under the impression that Marbs turned off barbarians for this showcase video
Why wouldn't you settle on the copper in the beginning?
Hey man I like your vids. Where are you from, your accent is quite interesting so I'm just wondering :D
He's Polish.
Down with the algorithm!
Nice video, do you have the game seed for this game?
Marbozir, are the changes (ex. less denouncing from warmongering) in this expansion going to make the game more appealing to you? I know you prefer Civ V, but this expansion feels like it's making changes for the good.
Well, there are a lot of features and changes I REALLY like, but I haven't even played through one full game from start to finish yet, so it's hard to say for sure.
For me personally, a lot will depend on the modding scene, and also on whether the game will get opened up more, because right now it's not possible to mod Civ 6 to the extent Civ 5 can be modded (.dll mods for example are not currently possible).
Nwabudike Morgan looking strong in this expansion
I think you could have leaned even harder into the mansa musa strategy with getting Reyna early and bee-lining the commercial district. Using that combo you may be able to get out your first settler at the same speed as usual or maybe even faster.
Yea, I will definitely test that strat at some point.
Marbs has Tamar been buffed?
Combining Jesuit Education, Reyna and Moksha's tier 3 abilites as Mali will allow you to buy all districts with faith or gold, Campus, Commercial and Theater buildings with faith, all with gold and get a 20% discount to all those along with insane gold and faith generation. This should be a really powerful civ (at least against AI) when played correctly (probably not a beginner civ though).
Because such a large % of Mali's yields are just two resources (gold and faith) rather than all 5 that means many of those big bonuses that only apply to one resource that you pick up from like a governor or policy card is applicable to a larger portion of your empire than other civs (similarly Pingala's base ability will be most valuable to Korea). Reyna or Moksha's district buying abilities for example are great and they're worth far more to Mali than other civs since such a large % of their yields are gold/faith, as opposed to a civ that's trying to grow all 5 resources.
Buying strategies have always been strong in the game but are usually limited for most civs that don't specialize in gold/faith because they can't generate enough yields to overcome the increasing prices and governor titles, policy cards, etc you have to invest. Mali should be one of the few civs that can generate so much of those two, very flexible resources and can actually make a purchase strategy flourish.
But the bonus food their desert cities start with (and especially so if you get floodplains) should be enough to grow them through the early game when they admittedly will probably be rather weak. They'll need to watch out for getting early pushed by neighbors.
I think you should continue this series already, why not?
Can you explain what the new (right-most) button above the minimap does?
Shows fullscreen map. Looks like this: imgur.com/pC1Dehj
@@Marbozir Thank you so much! That button has been a mystery me ever since the first preview
@@stelfoog No problem!
Now I want to see how the rest of the game goes...
Do you think you should harvest the sheep and build mines on the desert hills for 4 gold yeald on them?
That's a good point, I didn't really consider it, but it might be worth doing as Mali.
Wow, the boost that he gets from his special district is too insane. I’ve never been able to earn that much money. In the time it was done in this video.
you buy way to many tiles in the early game. if you do, at the very least slot in the policy card
There is a iron mine beside the capital
big ben still a thing? 2x money late game for science win?
insane
you should trade with cahokia. 11 gold per 4 turns is insane.
Eye of Saraha.... thats where most scientists think that Atlantis used to be thanks to how that area looks.
Ugh, Mali. I remember them being a pain in the butt back in Civ4, thanks to their financial bonus.
Did you notice this? About 3:50 you were one turn from border expansion to the SW of your city. You purchased a tile to the SE of the city. On the following turn you were then 16 more turns from expanding to that SW space. If you are close to getting a new tile, sometimes it's worth waiting to purchase new tiles.
I'd like to see a quick run out of Dido.
It grew though just not to the tile it said it was going, but to a hill to the SE
may i ask,some people just got the expansion pack before its release,how ?
Some RUclipsrs got press copies and I'm one of them.
From the dev ?
If Civ VI had slavery like Civ IV, he would have a slavery bonus as well. Where did he get all that gold from? Oh, man.. in Civ IV, slavery plus good food tiles = OP. The Earth 1000AD was not good for Mansa Musa. While he was along flood plains, there was no food tiles arounds, and with low production, you had to farm the flood plains intead of cottage them.
well i can totally see this civ buying nukes like they're candies or so, and holy F, they can make money like they're just breathing.
Legit cried when the Inca stole your Natural Wonder. T~T
You shoulda been a bit more aggressive on the settling. You took early amenities penalties, and you could have solved that by making settlers. Further, you could have easily used said settlers to claim the extremely valuable desert tiles to your west, cutting off the inca and securing the valuable natural wonder (as well as numerous lake and river desert tiles, which are stupid good, especially for a civ like Mali that synergizes so amazingly well with them)
It's his first time playing Civ. :)
for the love of god please turn on tile yield icons :(
What difficultiy is this?
Immortal
Why did you choose a 5 faith holy site over a campus that will get +4 science? There was 4 faith holy sites everywhere but no other really good campus. The total build order seems very questionable anyway.
It's his first time playing Civ. Give him a break. :)
Bradley Moore lol
Why didn’t you go with work ethics as a religion choice? It would make sense to offset the -1 production with a 1% production per citizen especially with a fast growth rate.
I played Civ. Then I discovered Paradox. I can’t go back...
Well, just found my favorite civ to play in Civ 6, and I didn't even buy the game yet.
skips earth godess to grab desert folklore??
MOST IMPORTANT QUESTION! WHAT ABOUT THE AI?? Can it war like Civ 5 now? Can it maintain a standing army past turn 150? Can the AI siege cities? Can it actually conquer other AI's now so you have to deal with a challenging "runaway AI"? Is Deity actually hard now? If the AI is terrible I will not buy! The game is no fun if the AI is not challenging. Did they update it? If civ 6 deity is not hard, then there is no point, regardless of the new features. Does the AI still auto declare war by turn 2 regardless of anything? Does the AI conquer all the city states in the first 30 turns leaving like 4? etc etc
AI improved a bit, but I would say it is still a potato compared to civ 5, I enjoy the game the way it is, but rarely play past the point where it's just taking over
Just some feedback, I like your work but you edited out way too much and way too often, in my humble opinion of course. Makes it hard to follow.
I just wasted my life watching that POTATO civ6 guy playing Mali. He was bad and kept complaining about how 'mali is slow and weak in the early game' 10 times a video.
I love the content...but the extremely thick accent takes away from the video for me.
whats wrong with his accent
I'd complain about cutting out the "play" in a "Let's Play", but the game is trash anyways