Civ v complete sale
Provides a modest sum of (150, Standard Speed) when completed and 10 turns of WLTKD.Įach source of Ivory worked by this City produces 3. Grants Promotion 'Royal Signet' for Diplomatic Units in the city in which it is built. Reduces Empires Needs Modifier by 5% in this City. +8 City Defense Strength, +150 Hit Points Maximum 3 of these buildings in your Empire. Maximum of 3 of these buildings in your Empire. Ĭannot be built if the City already has a Well. +1 Food and Gold for every 3 desert or 3 tundra tiles worked by city.Įliminates extra Unhappiness from an Occupied City.Ĭost increases based on the number of cities in your empire.Įach source of Iron worked by this City produce +1 and +1 and Copper + 2. Land Trade Routes gain +50% Range and +3. When a Land Trade Route originating here and targeting another Civ is completed, receive a Tourism boost with the Civ based on your recent Culture output. Temples, Amphitheaters, and Gardens in City +1 and +1.
+2 on Lakes and Oases worked by this City.īarracks, Forge, and Armory in this City gain +2. +33% Great Writer Rate in the City, and all Writers' Guilds produce +1ġ5% of is carried over after a new Citizen is born and 25% of the City's is added to the current. Reduces Empire Needs Modifier by 5% in this City.Ĭannot be built if the city already has a Water Mill. Increase's City's Ranged Strike Range by 1.
+6 City Defense Strength, +125 Hit Points (Lapis Lazuli, Amber, and Uranium also count). Trade routes other players make to a city with a Market will generate +1 for both the city owner and the trade route owner.Ĭulture cost of acquiring new tiles reduced by 25% in this City.Ĭity must have a Quarry resource improved +1 per 2 Forest/ 2 Jungle tiles worked by the City. Īllows to be moved from this City along trade routes inside your civilization. Gain 5 when a new Citizen is born in the City, scaling with Era.ġ5% of is carried over after a new Citizen is born.Įach source of Wheat, Deer, Bananas and Bison worked by this City produces +1. Trade routes other players make to a city with a Bazaar will generate +1 for both the city owner and the trade route owner. When any Trade Route originating here and targeting another Civ is completed, receive a Tourism boost with the Civ based on your recent Culture and Tourism output. Investing only covers 50% of the production cost. Gold investment costs rise for every city in the empire, the listed costs are for one city. National Wonders, World Wonders, and Unique Buildings can be found on their respective pages. Civ 6 has more going on but it's a mixed bag and religious victory is tedious and not fun.Below you will find a list of all standard buildings. How diplomacy actually works with the AI. Trade routes & how they build roads automatically Science victory (I find it more fun, at least)īuilders with limited charges instead of workers The ideas behind diplomacy (diplomatic favor, grievances)Ĭlimate change (managing electrical production, sea level rise, natural disasters) Government policies (interchangeable cards)Įspionage (waaaay more fun and interesting)ĭiplomatic victory (still kinda sucks though) Interesting city management (districts & governors)Ĭity states (diplomacy using envoys & interesting bonuses) Streamlined macro management / not much micromanagement
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UI (6 is greatly improved by mods though) Large maps in Civ 5 multiplayer can be a world of pain with desyncs and even crashes. If you're planning to play online/LAN with your partner though, Civ 6 has waaaay better and more stable multiplayer. They definitely scratch different itches. 5 is a bit more focused on macro strategy and allows tall play styles, while 6 has more city management and going wide is a must. I wasn't sure at first, but after a few hundred hours between them I give the slight edge to Civ 6. Go to gg.deals to see where they're currently cheapest.
That means Civ V complete edition (~$12) or Civ 6 Platinum (~$30). Both Civ 5 and Civ 6 are great, but make sure you get their major expansions as well.