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Due to an Airline screwup, Filthy was able to go to dinner with Quill18. He had three games/starts with three different civs, with 3 different strategies that he used his 4 hours to work the game good. Filthy wanted to get a better feel for the game core and some comparision and contrast with Civ5, as well as Some restrictions on later game things that are still in the balance phases and will change before Oct, so he mostly focused on the early game. Not only youtubers, but other Media reporting that is all part of this.

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The 4 hour event was part of a worldwide series of events that are all due to be released on Wed. It's not clear if he is going to release it all on that day or several days. He has four hours worth of content (25 to 30Gigs), that he has from the event that hw is going to start releasing on Wed. That is what I am confident that this version will allow us to go.ДЇilthyRobot confirmed that Wednesday, August 3rd at 10 AM EST is when the NDA lifts and he can release video content.

Quill18 civ 6 mods mod#

Thing is, there is still a significant and exciting potential to take this mod to the next great level.ДЄnd I have seen time and again as to how much ya'll have so greatly taken this mod to and past the capabilitiees of the Civ4/BTS game engine on the platforms of the time.I can't wait to see where ya'll will take the brand new, massively multi-threaded, built to run on multiple processing and graphic cores Civ Engine, where ya'll will end up? How areas where someone had fought battles, in prehistory, would later have archialogical significance much later in the game. Oother things would be allowing some limited stacking of wonders (this game has how many again?) That would allow wonders of similar natures to co-habit a tile, but not all wonders. but in the mean time, from what we currently know and what will be reveiled in the following months, we can still take a small bit of time and look at what techs would separate out into a separate tree(s), what additional districts we could have and what buildings would go into them (or stay in the city Center). Would love to see it with the newer game engine.ДЄgain, we will have to see. How about your judicial quarter district, with all of those crime and punishment things added to them-give them a teal coloration. but could be later.ДЄlso, some of the additional buildings can be added to the districts, although I do not think that we will need any new district, unless. And, I suspect (will remain to be seen) that you could even further separate some of the later techs into a 3rd tree, that would not even be able to have points generated for it until, the earliest, the classical era.

How would you split up that huge tech tree into two types? As one is based on culture points, have the second tree start slightly later than the first, as you don't start creating any culture until about the 3rd tier of the Prehistoric tree, IIRC. The other game I bought was Age of Decadence and not sure how I feel about that yet.With the advent of a Core engine, built from scratch Splitting up the tech tree, unstacking the cities with the district system and all of the other exciting things about the upcoming Civ6 (supposed to be very modible) do you all think that you might be able to port this mod over to it?

Quill18 civ 6 mods manual#

There's a few bits and pieces related to the plot but I wanted to look at the bookshelves, in the cupboards, make a cup of tea.Дespite that its still holding my attention and is good for dropping in and out of despite there being no manual saves. Maybe this is a feature of the genre but having gone into the 'lounge' bar I wanted to pull a pint, look behind the bar, put a song on the jukebox even complain about the state of the Gents but you can't. There's a pub that looks like many a British rural pub and captures the initial atmosphere perfectly but then you find you can't do anything. If you wander off and decide not to follow the main 'plot' its quite frustrating. It's interesting if a bit slow although my main complaint would be the lack of interaction with things. It's quite close to my own teenage years - 80s Britain although a bit more rural and middle class.

It's apparently from a genre called 'walking simulators' although it feels more like those interactive CD-ROMs from 80/90s in that it tells a story. So far as I can tell I can't actually lose at this one. Having had a major sulk at X-Com2 I've gone the other way and started 'Everyone's Gone to the Rapture'.