Tokugawa was a warlord in Japan during the Warring States period, 100 years of nonstop civil war in Japan, and he is one of the most influential people responsible for ending the Warring States period and bringing about the most peaceful era in Japanese history, so yeah it makes sense he would be like that. They really do an incredible job with theses!
Oh he's friendly alright, bcoz he's the one who ended the sengoku jidai which was lasted for almost 50 years (1545-1600) and led to peaceful japan for almost 200 years through his line. Yet he knows about warfare since he's battle hardened war from early day when allied with oda clan, to the battle of sekigahara which ended the warring states period.
I'm glad the denounce animations so far for the commanders arent either a recycled animation or weird screaming. Also, the defeat line for Tokugawa being a haiku is a nice detail.
Is there no sound effects for his denounced animation? It’s phenomenal that Firaxis denouncement animations all vary in quality. Lincoln scream like a fucking idiot and Tokuguwa being in the vacuum of space
I think it’s a really nice touch that when you declare war on Ieyasu, he says he’ll be waiting for your guard to drop. If you know anything about Ieyasu as a person, he was known for his patience and strategic thinking, unlike the hotheaded and tyrannical Nobunaga or the cheerful and diplomatic Hideyoshi. Particularly, he loyally served both Nobunaga and Hideyoshi. Despite the fact that Tokugawa could have seized power for himself, he instead waited in the wings, and only made a move once Hideyoshi was dead and hostilities in Japan resumed.
That's because of proportional space. The space in black is used by the model of the leader. If all the space was just the background, many parts would be blocked by the leader itself.
@@pablor.sepulveda9929 It still looks stupid, especially given that in at least one animation the leader is covering the left side rather than the right side. In Civ VI they definitely cut costs on leader backgrounds.
@@Gojoseon And I'm glad they did cut costs on the backgrounds since it allows the models to have as much room as possible to animate, sure the backgrounds in Civ 5 were nice, but I'd have extremely expressive animations over backgrounds that limits the leader's personality.
To a certain extent, it is good to have both Tokugawa Ieyasu's military fans and swords. "No" and sadness is defeat, declaration of surrender should not be reconsidered as "OK".？🤔
Excellent they chose Tokugawa Ieyasu for the leader of Japan, although they could also have picked Toyotomi Hideyoshi as he was runner up to Tokugawa for unifier of the country. He failed in doing so but he was quite close since most of the clans had already been crushed by the then late Oda Nobunaga.
@@dingus7081 I think putting on a helmet is the more likely scenario. It was forbidden for Samurai to draw their swords without a justifiable reason to do so, this went for both low ranking warriors and nobility.
Same feeling. Tokugawa looks like he's in front of a outdoor fireplace while Suleiman lightning appears to represent he's inside a building.... But Sultan Saladin, whom is also indoors, doesn't have the same kind of lightning as Suleiman @_@
@@JhonPittsburgThe armor I think is fine because more modern samurai armor typically almost looks like that. Given the paint and lacquering they do with the armor.
@@JhonPittsburg I do get that plasticy vibe from it. I think the issue is the strange lighting is making his armour more reflective, the bright grey shirt doesn't help either. Also I've tried using his static form and it looks awful, very washed out.
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Can I just say, I really love how poetic his lines are….. especially that defeat line of his, I felt something in my heart the first time I read that.
makes sense seeing as it's a haiku
@@KaeshurDemon yes it is a haiku
夏草や（Natsukusa ya）
兵どもが（tsuwa no domo ga）
夢の跡 （Yume no ato）
It's a very famous haiku
it's a samurai death poem!
Tokugawa seems friendly, but definitely knows about warfare and honors it. Love leaders that can take getting a war declaration.
That's basically his agenda
Tokugawa was a warlord in Japan during the Warring States period, 100 years of nonstop civil war in Japan, and he is one of the most influential people responsible for ending the Warring States period and bringing about the most peaceful era in Japanese history, so yeah it makes sense he would be like that. They really do an incredible job with theses!
Oh he's friendly alright, bcoz he's the one who ended the sengoku jidai which was lasted for almost 50 years (1545-1600) and led to peaceful japan for almost 200 years through his line.
Yet he knows about warfare since he's battle hardened war from early day when allied with oda clan, to the battle of sekigahara which ended the warring states period.
家康公は生涯で、70回近くの戦争を経験しておりますが、負けたのは、1回か2回程度です。
正に"常勝"を体現した人物ですが、戦いに負けた時には、負けて惨めな自身の姿を画家に描かせて、決して油断しないように、戒めていました。
I'm glad the denounce animations so far for the commanders arent either a recycled animation or weird screaming. Also, the defeat line for Tokugawa being a haiku is a nice detail.
tbh Abraham Lincoln screaming at me like a rabid gorilla is one of the most funniest things I've seen.
kinda wish he pulled out his sword or something
Ah yes, the haiku bfore commit seppuku
Not complaining but interesting how Tokugawa never draws his blade in any of these animations
Is there no sound effects for his denounced animation? It’s phenomenal that Firaxis denouncement animations all vary in quality. Lincoln scream like a fucking idiot and Tokuguwa being in the vacuum of space
軍配持ってるせいで刀が抜けないの草
I think it’s a really nice touch that when you declare war on Ieyasu, he says he’ll be waiting for your guard to drop. If you know anything about Ieyasu as a person, he was known for his patience and strategic thinking, unlike the hotheaded and tyrannical Nobunaga or the cheerful and diplomatic Hideyoshi. Particularly, he loyally served both Nobunaga and Hideyoshi. Despite the fact that Tokugawa could have seized power for himself, he instead waited in the wings, and only made a move once Hideyoshi was dead and hostilities in Japan resumed.
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Weird that he starts by using “よ” as his first person pronunce, but later using "わし"
"You are Nippon no Shogun"
But I thought you were, Tokugawa...
Goddamn that's what I heard too.
Now he sounds like he's speaking Engrish with a slight tweak of Japanese.
Lol I think it’s “Yō wa Nippon no Shogun”
I really hate how half the screen is just a black smudge. Why did they do that for Civilization VI? So unnatural.
That's because of proportional space. The space in black is used by the model of the leader. If all the space was just the background, many parts would be blocked by the leader itself.
@@pablor.sepulveda9929 It still looks stupid, especially given that in at least one animation the leader is covering the left side rather than the right side. In Civ VI they definitely cut costs on leader backgrounds.
@@Gojoseon And I'm glad they did cut costs on the backgrounds since it allows the models to have as much room as possible to animate, sure the backgrounds in Civ 5 were nice, but I'd have extremely expressive animations over backgrounds that limits the leader's personality.
To a certain extent, it is good to have both Tokugawa Ieyasu's military fans and swords. "No" and sadness is defeat, declaration of surrender should not be reconsidered as "OK".？🤔
Excellent they chose Tokugawa Ieyasu for the leader of Japan, although they could also have picked Toyotomi Hideyoshi as he was runner up to Tokugawa for unifier of the country. He failed in doing so but he was quite close since most of the clans had already been crushed by the then late Oda Nobunaga.
What's his agenda exactly? I know he dislikes people who take other people's capitals, but what does he like?
Basically, maintain peace and don't bother him.
Isolation
0:54 I know just what he means by that and he can do that himself if he wants, not an honor for me and way too messy.
Poundmaker best friend
Is the leader naturally this laggy in his animations?
He doesn't draw his sword? Aw man
Naw, he got a fan to command thousands of swords.
@@musicaleuphoria8699 true lol
Samurai only draw their sword for one thing and if they ever do... ☠
@@sethguest781 yeah. I'm just saying it be super cool if he drew his sword when he declares war kind of like hojo, or maybe put on a helmet
@@dingus7081 I think putting on a helmet is the more likely scenario. It was forbidden for Samurai to draw their swords without a justifiable reason to do so, this went for both low ranking warriors and nobility.
I can't quite describe it but the lighting of this leader feels off, especially in comparison to the nightly background.
It's weird. The lighting for Suleiman the Magnificent also seems off.
Same feeling. Tokugawa looks like he's in front of a outdoor fireplace while Suleiman lightning appears to represent he's inside a building.... But Sultan Saladin, whom is also indoors, doesn't have the same kind of lightning as Suleiman @_@
It's very bright and flat, and it doesn't help that his armor looks like a plastic replica instead of actual metal.
@@JhonPittsburgThe armor I think is fine because more modern samurai armor typically almost looks like that. Given the paint and lacquering they do with the armor.
@@JhonPittsburg I do get that plasticy vibe from it. I think the issue is the strange lighting is making his armour more reflective, the bright grey shirt doesn't help either. Also I've tried using his static form and it looks awful, very washed out.
How to turn on animations
I am waiting for the Armenia faction
I’ll pick Tokugawa and adapt Christianity as the state religion.
0/10 No omae wa shinderu; not goty material at all
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weird