We're only human, after all, and I find my batteries are recharged with Civ VI. My real life job is as a senior government official reporting directly to my President, by which I mean to say that everyday is a long and busy day, where you have to give it your all to create solutions to big-scope questions like "How can we safely repatriate citizens stranded abroad?" and "How do we maintain economic and social cohesion when inequality is growing and opportunities are limited?" I'm proud to serve the public and advocate for our citizens, of course, but one can only focus so much on all of this big stuff without having an escape-valve. I've said it before and I am certain I will say it again: the Civ VI New Frontiers Pass has easily been the highlight of an otherwise tumultuous period, whether it be the COVID-19 Pandemic itself or its side effects. It's as if the occasional posts I make here are not only read, but received and influential.Īlso, trebuchets-which I didn't ask for explicitly, but, y'know, totally upvoted those who mentioned it? There's also added religious pressure along Civilization VI's trade routes.I am moved and touched that it feels like the CIV VI developers somehow knew exactly what I wanted. India's missionaries now get 5 spreads instead of 3, as well as a new amenity for every religion present in the city. Hungarian Empire's discount on upgrading city-state units is down from 100 to 75 per cent, both for gold and resources.Ĭanadian Empire got buffed in the new Civilization VI update, with an extra point of production on snow and tundra tiles The strength of the Toa unit is also down to 36, and made it so that the Haka War Dance no longer stacks.
Once you've reached level V, storms will actually be stripping away the bonuses you've earned thus far.įiraxis said that this will result in climate changes occurring a little later in the game, but hitting like a hammer once it's time.Īs for the civs, Maori have had the culture per tile from the Marae decreased from +2 to +1. The team claims that all these changes should compound to nearly double the time between sea level rises.Īdditionally, the number of floodable tiles is up from 35 to 40 per cent, and global temperature changes are more likely to cause storms, especially the big ones.Ĭivilization VI's developer has a new desertification mechanic in place, which at phase IV means that storms no longer provide benefits. This allows players to set up floods and other interruptions without having to worry about accelerated climate change.Ĭivilization VI players who found their armies stifled by the military CO2 emissions will be glad to know that they've been cut in half, with another half available after researching Advanced Power Cells.
#Civilization vi update update
The update also changes how Civilization VI goes about climate change timing, and the natural disaster setting is no longer tied to climate change. In contrast, yields from Civilization VI's dust storms have been a bit over the top, so the update is bringing them back in line. For starters, Firaxis have toned down the damage from blizzards and are allowing them to occasionally bring food to the map.
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