Civilization VI: Gathering Storm - Hungary Gameplay Premiere (Dev Livestream)
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The second expansion to Civilization VI introduces an active planet where geology and climatology present unique new challenges. Chart a path to victory by developing new advanced technologies and engineering projects and negotiating with the global community in the World Congress on critical issues. The choices you make in the game will influence the world ecosystem and could impact the future of the entire planet. Natural disasters like floods, storms, and volcanoes can pillage or destroy your Improvements and Districts - but they may also refresh and enrich the lands after they pass.
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Originally created by legendary game designer Sid Meier, Civilization is a turn-based strategy game in which you attempt to build an empire to stand the test of time. Explore a new land, research technology, conquer your enemies, and go head-to-head with history’s most renowned leaders as you attempt to build the greatest civilization the world has ever known.
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It braked my heart that in first clip Poland is at war with Hungary :(
I mean we had a few wars before 1314.
@@szfulop1816 even after. Galicia was taken by Hungary after Casimir the Great death. Jadwiga returned it to Polish Crown after the war with Hungary. And every country in medieval fought with each other ;)
Fun fact. Jadwiga the Polish leader in this game was actually Hungarian and born in Buda :) she was a Polish King as a successor to her father.
DżadwigaXD
And her grandmother was a polish princess.
#MagyarMadness
Nice to see Hungary in Civ. Cheers from Poland!
Nice to see Poland in Civ. Cheers from Hungary!
:D
At 26:35 you can see the bonus of the Bologna Citystate, which is the same one that Stockholm has currently. Its highly likely that this means Stockholm is no longer a citystate and that Sweden will be among the remaining 6 civs to be announced.
In leaks, sweden, of course, will be in game, and their leader is Christina, Gustavus Adolphus' daughter
@@Dunno1999 so, caroleans would still be there or just the hakkapelitte?
If sweden is coming to civ 6. im pushing "uppsala domkyrka" , "skogskyrkogården" as a world wonder. "Albertus Pictor" as artist.
FREDRIK Have you been to Uppsala? The Church is nice but it is nowhere near a world wonder
@@Samuel-ut7mj ive notbeen since i was, well, maybe 20 years ago. Maybe i remember it differently.
Man, if that new diplomacy "debt" system means I can finally capture cities from civs that attack me without getting warmonger penalty... that change is better than all the natural disasters one
Rodrigo Navarrete just one of the many bugs that need fixed, warmongering for defending yourself, still remaining unfixed for years.
Warmonger really should be applied at the end of the war where you demand them to cede the city. Conquered city that is not ceded is still a thing even during peace time is really weird.
How can I be labeled a warmonger if I have never declared war on anyone
Warmonger is on taking cities. In EU4 it is called Aggressive Expansion, where even if it is a defensive war, taking lands in peace deal still make your neighbor hate you. Problem with Civ is that you can't win a war without taking city, so taking warmonger penalty during war doesn't make a lot of sense. If you return the city after the war you shouldn't get any penalty, tho screw that.
@@Tosei0816 "you cannot win a war without taking a city" lol no, that is wrong. If the war ends with them conceding but you not taking any cities, then you won and didn't take a city (this can apply to a war you started or are the victim of, but it more likely when your the victim). No one forces you to take a city, unless YOU are the one who initiates it with intent to capture their stuff, then well, yes you need to do that. But I have had reason to declare war with someone just to stop them from settling where I didn't want them, and didn't want their cities - and when they offered peace, I removed cities from the deal because I didn't want them. Capturing a city is more aggressive than no. Razing it even more so. I dont see why you should not be 'penalized' for this in world stage of opinion.
I mean, I guess if you mean "I waged war with them until they were removed from the game", but why WOULDN'T many others take a negative view of you on doing that. It strongly implies you will likely do it them in the future.
Anyway - this new system of decay and context is superior, because people should only look down on you for being an actual warmonger instead of also when your defensive or simply declaring war to control contested territory.
BTW, though, Hungary looks like a fantastic pick for Gathering Storm :)!
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So what excited you most about Hungary and its leader, Matthias Corvinus? Will you play as this civ when Civilization VI: Gathering Storm launches on Feb 14?
Can you make a xbox one version ?
@@florianmesples8188that would be imposible
sorry my grammar
Thanks for adding Hungary!!
Looking forward to this expansion; Hungary's river production boost for districts and their buildings will be good, and their amenity bonus will be great for going wide.
The volcano looks fantastic. Tell the graphics dept to raise their right arm straight up, bend it to a 15 degree angle and pat themselves on the back. Well done.
okay, this is epic
Bosh420 Without functioning AI nothing will be epic.
Thank you Kanye, very cool!
but but but Hungary and Poland have been friends since forever! they just can not wage war with each other.
I've been kind of put off from civ6 by how different it feels to previous titles (I think due to the district system), but it's really awesome to see how much love the team is putting into the game. Might have to give civ6 a go again.
We appreciate you giving us a chance, @Baponator. We're committed to supporting Civilization VI and our players. :)
You absolutely should give Civ 6 a second chance. Rise and Fall improves it substantially and this next expansion looks like it might perfect the game. I also disliked the district system but now I can’t imagine a civ game without it.
I guess this is the way of Firaxis now, just blowing everyone's mind with an amazing second expansion. It was also BNW that pulled me into civ5.
It was the same for me with Civ V at launch. After 3 years of playing Civ V, I can't go back to IV.
Baponator I thought I would hate it too, it when I played a bunch of games of civ vi and civ v I like the new system better. It gives you many more strategic choices about what to do with every available hex.
Looking great so far, can't wait to play Gathering Storm! Hope to see more new civs soon!
Keep an eye on our channel. You won't be disappointed. :)
@@civilization I will! I was hoping to make the live stream, but missed it. I'll try and make the next one!
@Klenovvy_Syrop i was hoping to avoid leaks...
@Klenovvy_Syrop The Inca is obvious, terrace farming and what is almost certainly Machu Pichu? the Inca are almost guaranteed to be playable in Gathering Storm.
As for my feelings about the leak/guess, Let me put it this way, I never really believe leaks are anything like that unless the information is from the developers, like the first look video was, I just really prefer being surprised, rather potentially have something revealed by someome else beforehand.
Sweeeeet!!! Can’t wait to try it out in February!
Spoiler: they never make the canals.
Nor do they show off the new Thermal Bath district they said they would at the beginning of the gameplay footage.
Wooh! I love Civ 6 Gathering Storm!!!
I know it's a typo, but... "Storm", not "Strom". "Strom" is "tree" in Czech :D
¨i made sure to pick east europe civs for this game¨ brazil clearly right there...lol
It’s *really* far east.
I was hoping that Otto von Bismark would be added as a leader. He would fit really well into diplomatic type victory, but also the levying system.
Perhaps it will be Churchill OR Napoleon as male leaders for U.K. and France
I hope they double up on more leaders for civs maybe even more instead of splitting countries up. In Civ 5 I didn't like the fact they had both Celts and England when they could have had Britain, now they have Scotland and England.
@@Mike91975 Except... Scotland and England ARE different civilizations and neither of the leaders they have now existed during the United Britain. Having a 14th century Scot as a "british" ruler just wouldn't have made sense
the leaks are p much all true they predicted the canals dams natural disasters and even hungary so we know the other 7 civs are : sweden (kristina) inca (pachacuti) ottomans (sulieman) mali (mansa musa) maori (kupe) phoenicia (dido) canada (laurier) and the new alternate leader is eleanor as an alternate leader for england and france
They mentioned that there will be a new governor. I’m hoping it’s Otto for a new German leader
Upgrade for Horseman before Cavalry
Upgrade for Knights before Tanks
I love that !
I am so happy i am Hungarian i can't wait to play with them
You really ought to have era specific canal art. I know there were canals as early as ancient greece, but seeing the concrete canal opening in the ancient era is a little immersion breaking imo.
lmao yall accidentally confirmed sweden by showing bologna
how?
@@Fummy007 That ability used to belong to Sweden.
Wow.
Im not so sure it was an accident they said look around during the stream and you will see some stuff thats going to be announced soon.
The addition of Matthias Corvias basically confirmed the leaks anyway. Aside from Sweden, we'll be getting Canada, Ottomans, and thr Maori just off the top of my head. And I have little doubt the leaks are true at this point
Does Firaxis have civ 6 t shirts? If not they should make or have them
I was there, it was fun!
Thanks for watching live and coming here to drop a comment! We appreciate the support. :)
38:40 International trade routes are back to civ 5, and have increased gold yields for passing through certain features (water, railroads, etc). Spains's UA is finally gonna be useful for something.
What about grievances against destroying someones capital? Maybe that will be remembered longer like the destruction of Carthage by Rome and Constantinople by the Ottomans, which are remembered in world history.
Can't raze capitals
@@StarryAce Then a big pop city, I don't play that often
Comparing carthage to Constantinople is very far fetched, especially because the destruction of Constantinople was done by the crusade on the city. The Ottomans later taking it was more of a late effect of this Crusade on the city. + It wasnt destroyed, most of the city is still there, they didnt even destroy a lot of the architecture but rather used it.
@@StarryAce honestly you should beable to that rule was only added when they dumbed down conquest victory to domination. re add vassal systems.
@@Skid235 I did not mean to make them equal, only that they resonate through history as major events. You can also take the sack of Rome or the rape of Nanking for example. Those that we remember even after centuries have passed.
It seems that the minimap look much better...
You're right, it looks like they did it like they had it in civ 5 before, the areas you don't have a visual on are not getting the map shading on the minimap anymore and water tiles are not colored by city borders. I like that a lot more!
@@Sp33LzZz Yep, and cities dots are smaller, this looks 100% better
I think some kind of Jewels of Africa DLC would be really cool, you could add Morocco, Kilwa, Ghana, and Ethiopia. All powerful trading empires before the scramble for Africa
Add Babylon as a playable civ.
Edit: Please?
Didnt your mother ever teach you to say please?
I think they are done taking suggestions. the game is already basically finished.
I’d love Babylon as a civ too.
But there are Summerians:) Really similar Civ:)
Lol I'll give you like just for the edit.
They were still going to go for Nicaragua for the canal, but then Panama hired a marketing expert to show Congress Nicaraguan postage stamps showing an (inactive in real life) volcano erupting and convinced them it wasn't safe. Seems appropriate for this expansion.
3 thing to say if you want to trigger us, hungarians:
1: Slavs
2: Eastern european country!
3: Trianon
Not really, we know people are simply ignorant
Banhidy Why slavs? Hungarians have no problem with slavs only slovaks.
@@szekelylunahun3196 The problem starts when people say we are slavic, we aren't. People just tend to think that every country that were communist are slavic and Eastern European .
Raisen We are magyars not slavs.
@@0Leonx0 @
SzékelyLuna HUN
oh please, by now you are just hungarian speaking slavs. assimilation does that over some thousand years :) if you look at hungarians today they don't look anything like turkic people or avars or any other nomads. just that ridiculous language remained. any other problems you might have with us? ;)
It is really funny that Hungary's strength is the ability to unite. In our important moments we were always divided. We lost 2/3 of our country and lost our freedom many times because we couldn't live with our minorities in peace.
Things Hungary should have had as unique ability:
Leader: Lajos Kossuth, Hungary gets increased production toward projects already finished in other countries
Leader: Matthias Corvinus, Farms provide an additional -2 gold every turn from the cost of maintaining units, -4 when in war
Leader: Francis II Rákóczi, Units get increased combat strength when fighting an enemy with greater combat strength
Leader: Attila the Hun (not Hungarian but 70% of Hungarians thinks so), when retreating from enemy units, his units get increased combat strength for one turn
Leader: King Saint Stephen, when Hungary changes religion, it gets delegations in nearby city states following the same religion and countries with the same religion get greatly increased warmonger penalties against it
Leader: Béla IV, after losing a city, Hungary gets greatly increased productivity in other cities toward defensive buildings, workers instantly "repair" burned tiles
These obviously aren't balanced but make some sense at least
What do u mean Attila is not Hungarian of course he is he was born and died in Hungary buda was named after his brother buda all the Hungarian leaders of 1000 years all sed they send from him
Hungarian here. I'm so glad Hungary gets incorporated into international games. Not many people know about us. A little suggestion though, or rather a question: Will you guys make Austria-Hungary alliance? Or a full civ with a mutual (Francis Joseph I )? It would be awesome. As we were an Empire. Keep up the good work guys! :)
Matthias was a perfect pick :) He is definitely the most beloved folk hero who was also a ruler. In his folk tales he's sort of a mix between Robin Hood and the biblical Solomon - walking among the peasantry in disguise to find out about any injustice or misdemeanor that the rich and powerful are guilty of, then using his kingly power to set things right, often in a poetic way. I think it was a right choice to focus on his historical achievements however, since his legend is less known outside of Hungary and also I think Hungarians themselves are more impressed if someone knows history rather than stories.
Civilization 6 really was a full game at release. i liked rise and fall, but just saying, that the release of civ 6 even felt like it was mocking other games, most games at release are just patched and patched and patched and fixed and patched. you guys really nailed it at release. looking forward to more content !
side note I've loved watching these streams get more professional over the years, thanks for doing these streams, Firaxis!
So Hyped for this!!! Is it too much to ask for Portugal?! xD
Portugal is coming, you can see bandeirantes burning down some jungle in GS trailer.
@@peperino.pomoro.forever Sadly all the civs have been leaked, Portugal isn't one of them
Aren't the bandeirantes supposed to be a brazilian unit?
@@davidvasey5065 Reddit. In the r/Civ subreddit
@@mediumone701 can u send the link plssss
The funny part of this Jadwiga-Mattias conflict is that Jadwiga was partly Hungarian ;-) His father was Nagy Lajos (Louis the Great of Anjou) king of Hungary. The mother of Lajos was a Polish princess. After the death of his uncle Lajos became the king of Poland as well. Therefore he ruled the biggest land among of Hungarian kings (bigger then Mátyás [Matthias]) He did not have sons so his daughters became his successors, Mária (Mary) in Hungary and Hedvig (Jadwiga) in Poland
BRING THE DLC’s TO THE NINTENDO SWITCH
Loving the architecture in the Hungarian cities!
Nice to see Rapa Nui as a city-state! Can't wait to fill the coasts with Moais :)
You guys do realize that both Poland and Hungary are central European nations right...
Also is it really that hard to say Jadwiga correctly
Cool if they added austria or austria-hungary empier
PREBSTER YT Maybe an Austro-Hungarian emperor as an alternate leader?
I think people leaked the civs they're adding in this DLC
And combine Austria's Civ V ability about city states, would be an epic civilisation. (as it was)
S Kay yes (:
I cant wait for this expansion, Hungary look great!! I have been to Budapest before on holiday a couple of years ago, and love how you have also included the thermal baths!!!! The twist city state mechanic look so unique, love how it ties in with the history, can't wait to try out the raven king abilities!!!!
love the canal mania box in the back there
I love the fact that there was a game called Canal Mania in the background
This is great. Civ 6 is being molded into a great game. Thank you!
Poland's colour scheme is horrendous.
I'm more interested in knowing about the pre-extension bugfixes than anything else, to be honest.
Éric NICOLAS Indeed! What a concept, a bug free $60 game. There’s no way I’d spend another penny on the game if they won’t fix it.
The warmonger penalty was actually pretty broken, i haven´t seen this in any civ lets play videos so i assume it wasn't really known.
Though if you would let the last city of a civ just flip from loyalty, than take it and liberate it, the warmongering would be completely gone. Also you would gain a massive boost in friendliness with every player even the civ you just erased would love you so much you could ally them the next turn. I do hope you folks read this, i love the franchise. Keep up the good work, i cant wait for all the added features!
It is also good to see who has that fantastic voice of the Civ6 videos
Imagine how much more fun it would be and how much more dimension (literally) it would add if you could at some point either get a technology or a unit which could either lower the area in a hex or raise it. If you had alternating heights above the sea level. Not sure what could be done with that, maybe at least as a mod it could be artificial barrier. Since you already have cliff sea wall which you can only have some late units scale across, it would make sense to add hexes that raise above sea level but they would also be less productive due to difficulties that come with higher levels.
what do you guys think of an economic victory
A few questions about Canals.
1. How will canals affect the movement of naval units? Roads provide land units with enhanced speed, but in real life canals require ships to transit more slowly. Which effect if any will we see in game?
2. How will canals affect land unit movement. Will units suffer a movement penalty comparable to rivers, or will canals sport bridges for land units?
3. Will naval units in canals have their combat strength affected? For example, it would make sense that they would suffer reduced defense since in real life they are sitting ducks and have almost no maneuvering room for evasive action.
4) Will naval melee units be able to attack land units stationed on a canal district, or will land units be unable to do so?
5) Will canals enable naval units to melee attack cities that connect to a canal but are not coastal?
6) Are naval units required to enter and exit a canal in the same turn? This would prevent them from being stationed in a canal, but just as importantly could prevent a unit from entering if it lacks the movement to exit.
7) I can envision canals being pillaged or sabotaged such that they can no long be used until repaired, but what about blockading your own canals in war to deny your enemies access to your canal? Presumably, such blockades could be lifted by naval assaults. It would seem strange if your enemies can sail straight through your canals without any resistance.
Also, thank you for involving Sarah in these. She has a great attitude and you can tell she genuinely wants to communicate with people. Everyone else usually seems like they only participating in the stream begrudgingly, lol
Fun stream. I would advise maybe putting quick movement on for at least part of the stream. Otherwise it’s a bit too much just troops moving around. Nice graphic details on the Volcano
Sense they already have a legalist leader for China they should a confusion one (university replacement that gives governor titles) and a Daoist leader (gets some bonus from natural disasters) Legalism, daoism, and confusionism were all important philisophys in China so it would be cool to see them represented and also it makes sense with the expansion
Super cool feature with canal and traders. River offers trade opportunities historical. Also hopping for Viking longships to get trough rivers
What they said about how difficult it is to get a scout to survive to upgrade I think points to the fact that all the unit jump so much in power when upgraded. 1 era behind and you have little to no chance to fight. Which is why science is still a must for all win goals. I wish they could make the other victories more viable without needing science.
Just realised the comments and replies I've made are bitching about things I'd want changing, most the time when dev teams "fix" something gameplay wise it's an opinion on if it's an positive or a negative change, whereas with Civ it's always an improvement. Keep up the good work.
Question if someone sends a trade route and uses my canal but it’s to someone else do o get a cut of what they make?
Love this game franchise. When it gets released, it will work and will deliver on the features promised like it always has! If only other game developers would follow the lead of Firaxis.
Good vid.
I don't think "levying city states" is under utilized. I think it's just not a useful mechanic. Good job on recognizing this and making a civ that "fixes" this to some extent. I can't wait for the expansion to come out.What about the "wave" symbol on the coast when a settler is highlighted. I assume this has something to do with being able to be flooded. There were two colors: red and blue, each with different numbers 2 & 3 I think. Can't wait.
>A lot of map is discovered, there are many towns of different countries, and only one Russian town is in sight.
> IT'S KALINKA MALINKA TIME!!!
One interesting historical tidbit is despite being landlocked now the Austo-Hungarian empire did have a navy during WWI, including I think it was 3 or 4 dreadnought battleships; Tegethoff, Viribus Unitis and Szent Istvan. There may have been a 4th but I cannot remember the name so I'm not sure if I just misremembered the number or not
I would love to see more gameplay from other developers and designers. It could be great fun to see the different play styles.
I am still betting that their Mediterranean new civ will be The Kingdom of Cyprus. That priest who gets killed in the announcement trailer corresponds with Cyprus earthquake 1222 which is described specifically as a priest having been crushed at church during earthquake. Cyprus kingdom apparently existed for 300 years.
Finally this game is going to be playable! I am actually so frikin excited for this!
Buff norway please
Buff Netherlands
Norway wouldnt be bad... If the water maps would not suck that hard. but even then they'd be mediocre xD
@@la7127 What?! Netherlands is OP af.
@@salted6422 Netherlands is bottom tier, its terrible like most naval civs
This expansion would be perfect for the Switch!
Why is insta razing still a thing? It's annoying that a civ can take your second biggest city that is full of buildings and a huge part of your empire and just turn it to dust instantly. In other civ games some of the best, most intense wars were fought over reclaiming cites against the clock before they are razed to the ground. It just sucks that all your hard work you put into a city is gone instantly with not even a hope of reclaiming it.
It has a massive penalty though
@@MrDzala No enough of a penalty Razing a big city should not be instant and if it is raised it should hunt the Razer for the rest of the game.
@@xxx10353 "it should hurt the razer for the rest of the game" That's definitely counter to most of the feedback I have been seeing for years at this point - being penalized for something you did several thousands of years ago is stupid, no matter what you did. Anyway, if you allowed a city to fall into enemy hands, you already lost your chance to keep it, why you would get a second chance (assuming they dont just keep it, which is way more likely) is beyond me.
@@xBINARYGODx By your logic people should not remember the native's American slaughter or the black plague, the Spanish flu but they still do due to the amount of life lost to such event and how much that affects the world even the library of Alexandria is still remembered. When a city of tens of millions of people and a thousands year of infrastructure building and value is razed and the city population is slaughtered THAT SHOULD MATTER and that can only be done by making the razing grueling(Because this actually makes sense) to add value to the action and for it ramification to hunt the player as No fucking way the such event that involves the genocide of tens of millions of people is just swept under the rug and it is completely immersion breaking as it is so unbelievable.
@@xxx10353 bullshit
I think I am going to have fun playing Hungary. I've already preordered the DLC via steam. I haven't been disappointed with Firaxis games yes, and I doubt I will be this time because it looks friggin' awesome.
I hope we get some nice new female leaders to some of the nations as well. We need more of those.
When the new world wonders be explained? like the canal wonder and the great bath?
great bath is mohnjo-daro thing according to wikipedia
I have decided that February is too long to wait. I need to play this NOW. HIRE ME.
There should be a feature (if it isn't already included) that makes it possible to travel through other players canals/ cities kind of like open borders. You probably shouldn't be able to end your turn in city centers though.
The Civ recolors are amazing, just what I wanted to see!
You're probably done with suggestions at this point, but I would love to see the Swahili or the Pueblo.
A gay Soviet? You realize stalin hated gays right? Or is this a joke?
I'd like canals a bit more if it would be possible to build canals from coastal cities to the second ring of cities to use a strong navy even in the back country
I would love a system that allows for tariffs or tolls on your roads or canals for increased income/production but decreased diplomatic favor or relations with other civs
Thank you for a great game! Happy to see such passionate people driving the franchise.
The more I see of gathering storm the more I think this is going to be what braves new world was to civ 5, really excited
Can’t wait till Feb 14!! Hungary will be the second game I play.. after sweden😉😜
I'm getting hungry watching this... hehe hehe...
Kill me.
Oh, we never heard this joke. Don't be shy.
Hi hungry, I'm dad!
Eat some Turkey
Gladly my man< w >
That joke has built some homicidal rage in me over the years.
Invade Turkey then
The comments on the Livestream were so cancerous. :( But Gathering Storm looks extremely good so far. I can't wait to get my hands on it and play #OneMoreTurn!
You are doing an amazing job, Civ 6 looks better than ever!
32:16 Looks like Victor's gonna be a viable option for governor titles. Free promotions when training units!
Yay, the Raven King is my favorite countryman/domestic historical person :)) Will have so much fun with this. :) That music is original for the civ or is it like a mix with russian/polish music?
It's hungarian music, based on the folk song 'Hej Dunáról fúj a szél'.
I noticed in the video that Bologna has Stockholm's old Suzerain bonus. Does this meant that Sweden will be one of the new civs? #prediction
if the third expansion makes the ui as good to look at as the map, then i'll be pretty happy with the game
That symbol of Hungary which you used (double cross) is symbol of Upper Hungary and thats Slovakia. Symbol of Hungary are White and Red stripes.
Red and white's already been overused. Besides that, a Double Cross is often used as a hungarian symbol as well, as seen on their Coat of Arms (which also includes the Arpad Stripes). Granted, the Hungarian Double Cross is White on a red field, but as I said, red and white's already over used.
LOL. Please ask Russia and the other Slavic countries don't use the white-red-blue, because they're your colors! Double cross was first used in Hungary about 800 years ago by King Béla and not because the Slovaks invented it (there were no Slovaks that time anyway). It's a Byzantine symbol. And there is no need to write Hungary deliberately in lowercase, everybody understood, that you have inferiority complex about Hungary.
@@belakiraly9367 i agree with you but i just wanted to admit that Red and White stripes are more typical for Hungary because it was symbol of Arpád dynasty.
@@belakiraly9367 and double cross was symbol of principality of Nitra before even Hungarians came to europe
@@buddysskvision6752 I'm sorry to say but the Hungarians have been in Europe at least since 600. As I know the double cross is the symbol of many Slavic countries because of Cyril&Method (Byzantium again). When they went to the nowadays Slovakia, your fabled principality was already dissolved.
The civ series never fail to impress
Quick question about the Civ color system: Do we get to pick as players? Because I am really fond of Poland's peachy pink here!
How the heck are the cities able to attack multiple times per turn?! Is this a new feature, or a new Civ unique ability?
at 40:00 on the far right of the map you can see a city called Rapa Nui. It is actually the same name as the easter island with all the huge heads that look into the skies. I checked and Rapa Nui was settled by Polynesians, so does that mean there will be Polynesia in the game?
oh, nevermind. It is a city state
The guess is that Maori will be in the game. Polynesia will then be represented by a city state
26:35 City State of Rapanui, a Polynesian island.
Can we get puppet cities back?
The new grievance system is definitely a step up. Though I've got to wonder how the decay system scales/interacts with casus belli.
But seriously, who is this "Carl" guy?? I would like to find his Twitch and/or recorded Civ VI games!
I really hope that the new color of Poland won't make it into the final cut of the game, especially after how polish emblem and colors looked like in Brave New World (meaning - wrong). Poland has nothing to do with pink, previous colors were just as they suppose to.
I Question something big, Will Nuclear War Affect The Climate Change Greatly?
Love the grievance system. Can't wait to test it out as i'm mostly a responsive player rather than an agressive one.
I'm so happy about the new grievance system, it's exactly what I wanted to replace the war-mongering system with!
I’m glad the governors are getting a tweek. Can we get a new internal affairs governor who empowers loyalty and amenities, and keep amani as an external diplomat?