Khmer Civilization Overview Civ 6
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- Hey Spuddies PotatoMcWhiskey here, and this is the Khmer Civilization Overview for Civ 6
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Do you want to see more Civ 6 Overviews? Leave a like on the video and comment what civ you want me to do next!
Keep 'em coming mate.
If you could work your way through all of the Civs with a video like this, that would be great!
Germany/Scotland/Canada are a few I would love to see!
Yhea these seem great, and maybe the Netherlands?
I would love to see if you really find Georgia as awful as everybody else.
I think Poland would be a good option for a video like this. They are a pretty complex civ.
Honestly they've always seemed like a weaker japan
hard agree
@@bensrandomshows1482 what do they have in common with Japan?
@@atocanboi409 The standard adjacency bonus to their holy sites from districts, only japan has it for all districs and half priced holy sites
Selling Poland would be difficult thing, but potato liked the idea, so let's wait and see.
please, more overviews. Learned a lot.
I honestly feel that the Netherlands is a severely underrated civ, they are just decent overall, and their bonuses help them get any victory they want. I feel they are extremely flexible and I would like more people to appreciate them. I would enjoy seeing you analyze them and teach people how nice they are.
I also think they're underrated but they're not so complicated to play that an overview feels necessary. Would still like to see an overview though but I am obviously biased.
More Plodders... MORE PLODERS
@@thebritishtwat1317 *Polders
Gorgo grants culture victory when fighting
Netherlands are one of the easiest civs to go bonkers as a noob. the ability to give theater squares, campuses, and industrial zones +2 for being next to a river is so powerful. You can easily do special district triangles on a river and get all of them to a +3. There is no reason to never have an industrial zone bellow +5. (Aquaduct, river, any other district)
huh, I literally just started a new game as the khmer 5 minutes before this was posted. neat
My sympathies. I didn't enjoy the Civ the one time I played and did go for the relic-> tourism route. It was pretty easy but not really fun.
I did a game with it and you can get high pop if you get the first religion with a potential of 10 food and 8 housing from a fully built holy site, that is like having the great bath, Artemis temple and the hanging garden in every city
This is the type of content that is going to help motivate me on my path to win with each Civ. I had also initially dismissed the Khmer at first but you have persuaded me to give them a go.
I'd love to see this series continue with some of the other easily dismissed civs in the game.
add trebuchet and make their unique unit a replacement for THAT
The Steel and thunder mod on steam does exactly that. I suggested Potato cover it on reddit a week or go and he said he'd look into it so maybe you'll see that in the future.
Luca Piomelli If that happens I would like to see another mod called “Civilizations Expanded” which overhauls all civilizations to being overpowered.
make catapults upgrade into domreys and domreys into bombards
@@gusty_scarf already exists
Committed Burroti I mean an overveiw of it
Yay! The Khmer are one of my favorite civs. I love peaceful and tall. So they are right up my alley. Big fan of your content, as always. Hope you do make more of these Civ overviews. God Bless, Potato. Keep up the great work
I feel like they should get some bonus like gaining Faith per Citizen or % increase to Faith per Citizen to encourage going tall since you don't really get too much of a reward for it.
@@atocanboi409 One effect of the Theocracy government is that every population will yield 0.5 faith.
I really like this style of video and would love to see more. I also love the Khmer- they’re just fun to play.
You didn't mention St. Basil's Cathedral, that's a really strong wonder when you use allot of relics.
And yes, I also watch Spirit of the law vids!
Theres so much to talk about in a Civ Overview that some things have to be cut for brevity, there will be a whole video on relics another time.
sometimes my adhd makes me zone out and i still /hear/ whar your saying but all i see is pieces of corn floating around and they just multiply. then i zone back in again and i relisten and actually get it this time
zierrana hold on that’s ADHD? That always happens to me and I never thought about it. I thought it happened to everyone.
@@nine552 adhd is a complicated thing so it's not like i can say that "yeah that's adhd!" but focus issues IS a large part of it. if you find yourself looking into the distance with your head swimming in thoughts but you could have sworn you were doing something else, i recommend reading up on adhd! look up adhd alien, they do adhd experiences in comic form that might be useful.
zierrana thanks man. I’ll guess I’ll look into this now.
@@zierrana That's a good way to put it. The frequency with which you drift off matters, too. Everyone gets absorbed in thought and pulled away from whatever they were doing if they're thinking about something important (e.g., a breakup). ADHD is when that happens all the time, no matter what you're doing - and you can't really stop it, no matter how much you want to focus on the task at hand.
Source: I have ADHD and I'm trying really hard to be an adult.
@zierrana Side note: that "all I see is pieces of corn floating around and multiplying" thing is such a mood. Restless minds really make the weirdest visuals when they run on autopilot. In my daydreams, nothing stays the same shape for more than a second before it mutates. But it's cool to know that it's a common phenomenon. :)
This overview was great, thank you. Very detailed. Please, Please Potato, more of this kind of content. It's awesome.
I've spent a lot of time looking for exactly this kind of video for for a long time but have never really found it previously. I learned a lot I hope this is only the first of this series. There are a lot of Civs that are often skipped over because people don't know how to use them properly.
Poland, Georgia, Spain, Indonesia, Norway, Congo, the Dutch all make great candidates for this type of video. Thanks again and keep it coming.
Would love more of these, the format makes everything very understandable and concise!
Great content! I love the explanation of a not so straightforward civ and tackling each detail of how to play to its strength. I look forward towards more of this type of content!
Hahaha, I never expected you to me too SOTL, I love having him in the background and enjoy listening to his rambles about numbers, even if I don't play AOE. But don't worry potato, I also really enjoy watching you ramble about numbers and optimization(I also do that in my friend circle).
I was really not expecting you to be able to change my mind on the khmer but you really know what you're doing and have convinced me to use them. Thanks 👍
I don't even plan to play the game for a long time but i still like your videos. Cheers for the great content :)
I hope you are still doing these, I started playing Civ6 recently and this kind of videos helps a lot!
I played the Khmer recently and they were fun, city planning has always been the real spice of the game for me. I love the flavour of the civ, and extra food plus housing and amenities to support the population is useful, even though growth isn't as crucial as in Civ V.
That said, the bonuses rely on two fairly niche districts that are competing for space with other districts and workable tiles. Rivers already give major adjacency to commercial hubs (although gold is probably the least valuable yield on a 1-for-1 basis) and are a prerequisite for many wonders. You may want to place a dam on a flooding river, or use the fertilised tiles for really nice farms, or maybe you have other high yields there. As you mentioned, the farm bonus from aqueducts may also compete with the adjacency bonus for industrial zones (pretty much the only reason I normally bother with aqueducts if I already have fresh water).
The Prasat relic spam is super powerful for tourism, but I absolutely hate the suicide mechanic because it relies on the cooperation of your opponent. The AI will certainly oblige, but I dislike it on principle even if I more or less only play single player.
Love those civ specific vids! Hope more to follow. Thanks for doing this bud
Personality my favorite civ right now is gran Columbia and since I’m a relatively new player I would love if you did a video for them. Love the vids keep it up ❤️
Great Video! Great!!! Totally enjoyed this new type of approach. Your explanation was simple yet applicable. Thank you again for putting such quality content out there.
Khmer
Where?
Over herr.
In the native language how u pronounce it doesn't rhyme with where lol. It's impossible to write the pronunciation unless u have heard a native pronounce it. It's the vowel sound that I can't find any English word that rhymes with it.😑
*History of the entire world I guess video sounds*
@@piesause1376 Kemai? Kem-eye? I've seen that plenty of Cambodians say Khmer though as well. (Rhyming with where)
And now they're over there.
Piesause 13 it’s very hard when you never heard their native language, and Khmer is easy to write their a phablet
Just finished binging the Arabia over explained series and the Persia one from a year ago to see this video. Can't wait for more Potato
Hey potato buddy, when are we getting another overview. These are absolutely awesome! Respect how you hear people say:this is a bad civ. Potato say nope and tells you why. Love it!
Nicely done video. I like the ratings at the end too!
Next project, teach SOTL to play civ 6 (he played civ5 and occasionally dropped references in his AOE2 wonder video), like how you did with Spiff.
Hi Potato, you'd really make my year if you continue with this series of videos! One thing I miss from Spirit of the Law videos is the background music though- his song choice really adds a lot of personality and serve as a nice way to break up the sections of the videos. As for civs I may like to see, I think a Cree or Inca overview would be fascinating! Thanks for the great video dude
Thanks @PotatoMcWhiskey. I heard you were doing this, so have been holding on playing them till I could see it. Makes heaps of sense. They one of my last Civs to finish.
Nudian - Ananitore. I would love one on her. I have been told she is powerful, but I completly stink at it. Haven't won on her either.
Please do more videos like these if you enjoy making them, I really loved this one :D
Please do more! Loved this
I would love to see a Catherine de Medici overview. I have so many problems when I play as her in either form. I know I am missing something.
Not too sure how to help explain Magnificence Catherine, since I haven't played as her yet (I'm guessing the idea is to plan theater squares around luxury resources and incentivize building more Châteaux, I'm not sure about the timing of the Court Festival projects) so I'll focus on the base Catherine. Catherine as the Black Queen gives her additional visibility with every encountered civilization along with a free Spy (and extra Spy capacity) with Castles. All Spies start as Agents with a free promotion.
This additional visibility can be considered a +3 combat bonus, to help with domination victories. Having extra spies means more opportunities to steal great works, gold, techs, or otherwise cause mischief. I would build the intelligence agency as my tier 2 building (+1 spy and my spies get better) and would aim for the Owls of Minerva (even more spies and will gain more rewards from offensive spy missions) if Secret Societies is enabled.
Your content is just getting better and better
Really Liked this, Gave me an interest in playing them, for other civs Poland is one I've not seen mentioned to often
Hey potato. Thanks a lot for this Video. I bought the Khmer 2 years ago because i Was very Interessed in but never tried them Till now, because i Just didnt know how to play them correct. Thanks to you. Now ill play them. I realy apreciate youre work. Thanks
I cannot find your other civ overviews! I really enjoyed this video and was hoping fir more like it!
Ahh good, thank you,
its 1 am and I was running out of things to watch to not go to sleep,
you just got me another half an hour of no sleep
dude. love this format. thank you.
hey man, nice video, it showed me more of the khmer, and i'd love to see a australia rewiew!
Love these kind of profiles of lesser played civs, would love to see more :)
backup phanteon : relegious settlemen
LOL
edit : obligatory like for SotL
Spirit got me back into AoE, Potato got me hooked into Civ VI. What can I say, I'm a sucker for overviews,tier lists and let's play videos.
Great video Potato! Always high quality. I now have a much better understanding of the Khmer - not just for religious victory!
wow, this video should be pinned by all as an object lesson in the economics of decision making in civ6. blown away by the content and the detail.
Know I’m late, but fantastic vid and look forward to more like this!
Totally inspired to run them tall tourism with religion defense tonight. Great vid.
Great and insightful video! One thing i think could be useful is describing what city states to be suzerain of depending on the civ. While they all are useful, some are better than others. Of course it depends on what victory we are aiming for, so maybe it's too specific for the overview videos.
Civ overviews with the flavor of Spirit of the Law would be amazing! Great video. Dido next?
This was a great video! You should do more for the civs that are less straightforward
Love the detailed takes on civs! Especially some of the less popular ones!
Love this style of video. Very informative!
I got the Khmer DLC and have really enjoyed playing them. It's a very crunchy play-style that rewards discipline, and I dig that.
Would love to see more overview vids.
I really liked this and would love to see more. Personally my go to is Rome and would love to see a video on them.
And once again, mind = blown. You just completely changed my view on one of my previously least favourite civs in the game. Please do Poland next. Some people love her, but I can't seem to make her work.
Loved your video. Thanks for clarifying the aqueduct feature. Spirit of the Law ftw!!!!!
great video! Your overview was incredibly comprehensive, and very much lined up with what I have experienced while playing the Khmer. They're not half bad! And even if it's mostly useless, I really enjoy getting cities to 30+ population with these guys.
A section detailing which wonders synergize well with a civ's playstyle might be a good addition. I've found Temple of Artemis & Angkor Wat to be great for the Khmer.
Also, the next obvios candidate is Georgia! Another very sidelined and often meme'd civ.
Yes! This kind of video is incredibly interesting and valuable. Thank you!
Yes please! More overviews! Its a quick glance into high level play of civs most of us probably did not even try or consider good... Or maybe do not understand
I swear to God today i was thinking how cool it would be for someone to make 20-30 min overviews of the civs, how to play them etc....Potato you mind reader
While I love your usual gameplay videos (and would love to see both Civ 6 and Crusader Kings 3), this is a fun video type that I'd enjoy seeing more of!
I have troubles winning with early game domination civs in Diety, because I just run out of steam. I would enjoy some video about that.
More of these would be amazing! Perhaps the Inca as your next civ to discuss?
I really loved the way that the video was made
Clear, instructional and easy to follow. Well thought out and well put together. I'd give it an A+, which is the highest rating in the game.
These overview videos are so awesome. Helps me a lot, as post "king" pre "emperor" difficulty player. I wish if Australia would be the next one.
This was awesome, thanks mate
my favorite type of water "no water"
Spoken like a true Mayan!
I liked the way this video was structured and it gave me a second look at a civ that I do think gets unfairly ignored at times.
i have been dying for more overview videos. id love to see a tier list of all the civs and a overview for all the civs. id like so 1 with france(both).
I just finished a game as the Kongo, and I thought it was a lot of fun. The gold/food/production you can get from relics and artifacts was pretty impressive.
Are you going to do more Lets Play series? It seems like you've been doing a lot of 4 hour streams recently, which is a bit long for my attention span. I like 8-10 video series with each video being 30-45 minutes.
Good video. It makes me want to play a Khmer voidsingers game. I think videos like this on Scotland and Georgia would be good.
I love this!!! MOAR Videos please
Interesting new editing format
I love this kind of content, so much goodness
Found your channel recently and love the content. I have been watching SotL for years and love his civ reviews! Hope you continue to do these and perhaps a crossover with Spirit?
Great video! I am a noob and just played the Khmer. Was getting 600 faith a turn early in the game. Got distracted by the war and realized I had 14,000 faith banked up! With the governor who can faith buy districts it was crazy. My people were so happy that chinese cities just joined my empire one after another and I won a cultural victory without even trying. TLDR: Khmer are awesome!
Hey potato. I had a great religious game with russia. I had a huge tundra in the south and lots of 6+ lawras (tundra faith + some woods/districts). Together with the +1 production the game was ridiculously easy. At the end I was producing 600+ faith per turn. (also with the void singers which are quite handy for all the russian great artists)
My first sub-300 turn win was a Culture Victory with Khmer using the relic tourism strategy. Definitely fun.
Khmer is also the absolute "tall" civ, I ended up having only 6 cities but with 20+ population each, and I could easily loyalty filp my neighbors during a Golden Age.
Love this! Would be thrilled to see Tamar/Georgia ... I think it’s another highly underrated Civ that lots of people think is bad just because so many others say they are.
with the secret societies gamemode added in, Tamar becomes insanely strong. If you have the voidsingers and a strong faith output, as long as you keep 1 or 2 aggressive civs in the game and keep declaring protectorate wars, you can carry yourself to a science victory without even building a single campus. I played as her for the first time 2 days ago and I won a science victory, one of the least viable options as her.
I mean, he played them for his birthday stream specifically to make things harder since he thinks they are bad. I don't think he's going to be signing their praises after saying they are the worst civ.
The issue that tamar has is more or less two factors:
1. The protectorate war bonus is way, way too situational to ever come up, no matter how strong of a reward it is. The issue is it requires the *other players* to be doing something, and on top of that tends to be something most players rarely do. Additionally, unless you have the grandmasters chapel, there's no way to translate faith into the military power you need to go to war.
2. The unique walls are good in theory, but are too much of a commitment to be worth the time and effort to get upgraded. Yes, the half cost on top of the bonus from the civ itself and the limes card offset this, but it's still a later game tech for a rather mediocre bonus to tourism and faith at that point.
Everything else about Georgia is decent, but nothing special. The golden age bonus is by far their most useful ability, but it's not a reliable strategy because it tends to hang on outside factors such as spawn location, what neighbors you have, and what they do. Compare that to even a mediocre bonus that always has an impact such as China's bonus, and the math isn't going to check out.
Andrew Kaser I agree the protectorate war bonus is hard to count on, though on Deity AI I can use it occasionally, but it’s just not reliable like you said. I think Georgia is best when she can get a religion with the belief that gives her an extra envoy to city-states if it’s of her religion. Combined with the Policy that does the same and her first envoy can be 4 or more (depending on secret society and other factors) and then at least 2:1 after that. It’s not toooo hard to get Suzerainty of every city-state worth having. And definitely I get the Grandmaster’s chapel. With high faith income that scales well, insta-buy armies, you can use Crusade to do domination, or go for culture or science with as much or as little war as you want. Get defender of the faith belief for defense if you don’t want to be aggressive.
Plus, a big, big benefit not immediately obvious, but all the Suzerainties give you gobs of diplo power which I sell to the AI for lots and lots of gold. On Deity against the Al I have had 300-500 gold per turn coming in just from selling diplo by late game. That can buy you a lot of whatever you need for the victory you are going for. On the golden age bonus, once you get your first golden or heroic age, you should be rolling into golden ages for the rest of the game. Maybe I have just been lucky, but it’s been my experience in a half dozen games I have played with her.
I get why people might not like her, if she doesn’t work with a playstyle Someone prefers - particularly if you don’t care about the city-state game. But if you invest in the right things early i think she is a really strong and versatile mid-to-late game Civ. That’s why this Khmer Video made me think of Tamar - the first time I tried both of them, I just could not figure out how to use their particular bonuses and gave up on them. I rediscovered Georgia but had not realized any of what a potato said about the Khmer, which was very eye-opening. I wouldn’t claim Georgia is top-tier, but IMO much better than she gets credit for. Ironically, perhaps, I almost never go for religious wins with her.
I don't care what you do I just watch all your Civ stuff anyways.
This is a great idea for a video. Please do it for more civs!
I know that you do not really do mods on this channel, but there was a great one I found which gives an aqueduct replacement, and gives a 10% production boost per 10 pop towards buildings and wonders. Works super well as a tall civ. Take a look even if you dont make a video on it!
Really enjoyed this deep dive into a civ I have yet to try. I know I'd love to see more of these. Personally I'd love some more insight into the Maori, but also would like to know how to handle Scotland and Australia
I'll second Scotland
I do indeed watch Spirit Of The Law videos! They're good stuff. As for what Civ you should do next, I'd be very interested in a breakdown of another Civ that's seen as broadly underpowered like, for example, the Cree.
Love this, especially the graphs. Smells suspiciously like someone is working hard on their content... ;)
Depending on your difficulty level picking up a few cities, or even your entire timed push, can be boosted further by getting the Crusade belief in your religion. +10 combat strength is deadly in most players hands, and plenty of AIs too xD
Thanks for doing this video on the Khmer, one of my favourite Civs out there for sure!
I really hate to be that guy, but it is pronounced ke-mare!
Great video! Now I want to go to a tourism relic victory!
Please do all of them these are awesome videos
I chose China in the poll. Also, your Norway pillage series is basically a game length version of this, but I’d like to see you explain Norway’s bonkers pillage economy in one of these.
Yes. Been trying to learn Khmer, so this is perfect timing. India's Chandragupta next would be amazing.
Personally I would really like for you to play Scotland, Catherine or Greece next. Love the content (:
This is actually cool as hell a video. I never htought oun the Khmer much before but this makes me wanna give them a shot since I have them at least.
I'd love to see your take on Mali or Ethiopia personally, just to see something that does fate hella different. Or alternatively soemthing like Gran Colombia or Persia for good ol' warring advice I guess.
Very much enjoyed this video. I see a some votes for Georgia, but I think Poland and Scotland would be interesting videos as well
Absolutely love the way you say "Khmer"
you forgot the most important rating, Music: A+ (would be higher if I could). I really enjoy playing as the Khmer and lets not forget the most important aspect of playing games, to have fun. and they sure are fun to play.
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I really enjoy playing as them. They are so much fun.
I think the Khmer were the first Civ I finished a game with, and you're right about the religion game, you generate an insane amount of faith with them. So much I was just printing waves after waves of missionaries. It was really kinda silly.
Gave a like for Sotl, after i had to rewind a bit to make sure my mind wasnt playing tricks on me
Wow, I've been doing good as Khmer. But holy crap, I've been missing so much. Mainly, aqueducts. I've hit uselessly huge population without them though... One thing Potato didn't mention, but should be obvious: Since all your holy sites are on rivers, your best mountain spots are still available for campuses.
Yeah, we will need a stream to see this in action
I played Khmer for the first time a while back when I was hunting for the 'Wat is Love" achievement... now I can't put them down. Totally agree, on the surface they look quite underwhelming, but the potential for all their bonuses to interlock is so powerful and pleasing to do.