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Great vid!

I think your sound cut out at the start (before turn 1) when you talked about the slingers.

great tips, keep up the good work!

Dsmn dude. You’re actually insanely underrated. Great shit dude, been on that civ 6 kick lately and the channel is hitting the spot atm

very satisfying voice god DAMN

Thank you, very useful guide!!

is your brightness jacked up?

I would put territory claim as a ship mechanic to make having navies usefull. Like late renaissanse ships, frigate and privatier. And it could be a civ power to have caravels have that property (like for example to Spain civ ability), I would limit it to 1 charge per ship. Also have a causus belli tied to it like if someone settles land you claimed you can take that city 0 grievances. Also add blockades and embargoes. Blockades as a mean to again make navies useful (and also a causus belli that the recipient of the blockade can use to start a just only naval war). And embargoes as a diplomatic mechanism. Also the ability to sell units to city states and weak civs in order to help them withstand a stonger foe. And a coastal fortress that can give harbors the ability to shoot and defend.

Great vid. Direct to the point. Thank you.

I dont want to be too negative, but i feel like this video just repeats the mantra of "You need to better understand mechanics", which is a tad vague, and definitely not a secret.

Im 34y I played Civ2,3,4,5 and 6 Civ 6 is garbage, you spend all game managing workers. Then you need to manage writers, musicians, archeologist, missionaries, military enginers bla bla bla bla bla bla Combat needs complete overhaul. Civilization now is more like manage tiles simulator than an actual strategy game. Chop banana! Chop forest to build satellite to the moon! Absolute GARBAGE Manage "governors" manage "policies" It needs the fast expand, automated workers, and the corruption/government system of Civ3 It needs the combat, culture system, policy system, of civ4 It needs the hex system of CIV 5 and 6

0:00 The intro is just disingenuous. I've gotten many deity victories without any war. 4:07 Taking multiple cities at the same time is better, if you have a large enough army for it. 1:22 While having more units is more helpful, of course, having higher combat strength units is more effective, in my experience at least. 4:44 Mounted units are good for pillaging, and also what you said there is suppose. Pillaging is a VERY important part of war in civ 6 btw. 5:52 siege weapons just don't work the way you've said here. They don't allow extra damage to walls. Battering rams allow melee units to bypass ancient walls, and siege towers allow melee units to bypass medieval walls. You can see which type of wall a city has by looking at it's blue wall strength, 100 is ancient and 200 is medieval. Once a city has renaissance walls or urban defences, siege weaponry or planes must be used. 7:00 They will attack the unit with the lowest combat strength who would take the most damage from a city strike, and damage lowers the effective combat strength of a unit. 8:06 It should be said that this defensive bonus doesn't work for ranged attacks. 8:53 The AI (generally, it's happened once in my dozens of games) doesn't attempt to take back cities that you've captured. There will be no attack on the city. Taking with a weak unit so they get the extra city center healing a turn earlier is still good advice. One thing you missed as well, hills allow ranged units (and city strikes) to get +1 range, but they still can't shoot beyond their stated range. For example, an archer on a hill can shoot a unit two squares away with a hill in between them. If the archer was on flat land they could not. This is helpful for where to place siege units around a city as well.

Esse video me ajudou demais, obrigado :D

Nice video game, you have a really good voice! Do you wanna come play with us on our server, we are always looking for great players!

Great advice! I mostly play Civ 5, but once or twice a year I go on a Civ 6 binge. Playing relatively seldom, and oftentimes at least semi-peacefully, means I never mastered combat. This proved useful for that.

Thank you for this insightful guide, it does help me.

Thank you for a very good vid good info and whats really good you spoke clearly cheers

I like Civ

For mounted units, they are treated like melee in terms of zone of control. I also didn't talk about bombers as my games rarely make it to bombers unless I'm going for a science victory (In which case I'm not doing much attacking in the modern era). Bombers are a great way to siege cities in the late game. They are protected from ground units except AA and can attack over large ranges without having to move.

Ey dude, love what your doing. Been struggling on deity wars lately and was looking for a guide on TH-cam until I came accross your last video. Followed instantly after I watched it. Keep up the good work.

The last bit was too helpful🎉

Subdivision of hex tiles: More detailed map design; More customisation and strategy involved in placing districts and wonders; For example districts are still 1 hex tiles or 7 sub hex tiles, but if there is a line mountains or sea you need to shift it by one or two subdivisions over to a clear area. Resources would also be the same meaning you have the option to either develop an area with all 7 tiles with resources for optimal benefit or maybe only get 71% or 57% to accommodate a full district tile next to it

My top of Feature Wishlist : - Having your voice in the game as narrator

Maybe it's just me, but I don't really like the scale of wonders and districts in relation to the general map size. Space between cities gets incredibly crowded in late game. Maybe they could tweak the game in a way that the most optimal spacing between cities would be increased by like 50-100%?

I agree with everything you said. I hope this hypothetical "big bridge" wonder has a big canal to go with it. Maybe instead turn bridges and canals into a less restricted district, for example to connect the canal to a city 5 tiles inland, or to just make the panama canal equivalent bigger in the first place. It's a pretty long canal, and maybe bridges can get the same treatment. I would also like to see better modding ability. For example, easier custom unit appearances. I rarely ever see custom-modelled units in the workshop, and any that I do see usually look horrible. I doubt this is a lack of modelling skill on the community's part, because I'm seeing all of these wonder mods everywhere. Any custom units I typically see, reuse the existing in-game models. Another issue modders ran into is district placement restrictions. As far as I understand, the only restrictions available for custom districts are the ones already in the game. So if someone wanted to have some kind of urban city district, but restricted to fresh water tiles only, they can't. The best they can do is to have the same restrictions as aqueducts, so you wouldn't be able to have it near the coast without mountain or maybe next to a canal, which may clearly have access to a lake just out of reach. It's specific, but small changes like making districts have the same placement customization as wonders can make a huge difference for modders, albeit probably not for vanilla players. Thanks for reading.

Damn, i didnt consider i can send a remote city resources this way to grow it faster so it becomes useful.

Great explanation 👌. No BS. LOVE IT

Nice vid! Very help

Great vid! More would be awesome!

That city placement at 8 minutes... you took a lot of tundra into your city to settle on that marble when you could have settled a little more north and gotten plenty of resources in your first ring of tiles. Including that marble.

These videos are helpful.

Bro i had no idea sieging was even a thing 🥲

Great expl! Thx

Great video I usually go for Slinger first and then base on what i see i go for either the settler or a warrior

Great video, easy to understand and straight to the point I had my doubts about this mechanic until watching this video, thanks

Amazing vid. I feel so powerful now with this knowledge

How do I destroy walls efficiently. Spent 30 turns attacking with crossbows

thanks for the video

Great explanation. I really dislike some of the CIV 6 contributors who talk incessantly about a subject all the while you are watching them play the game and there is no context between what they are saying and what they are showing while in play. Bravo Matados, please continue this trend.

Great video. I learned a lot

Great explanation! Thank you!

Awesome explanation!

What about horses??

Your videos are gooood, underrated! Please make more and continue to grow, love the contents!

One of the toughest cities I ever attacked was built on the coast of an inland lake. Two of it's adjacent tiles were lake tiles, and I had no way to get a naval unit there because it was inland, so to keep that city under siege I had to keep two land units on those two lake tiles. This city also had built an encampment district on the other side of the lake, so both it and the city could bombard my helpless land units in the water, so they didn't last long. I eventually did take that city, but it took way too long, setting me back on other priorities and ultimately proving to be more trouble than it was worth.

Fantastic and concise. Only other things I would add are to create strategic roads and to establish trading posts in specific cities to extend the range of your future trade routes.

finally! someone explained siege mechanics! thnx

You just got a subscriber there. Short, to the point, not waisting my time. Love you, thank.

Zone of control works against enemy religious units also, even if not at war. Limiting them to 1 tile at a time. Germany hindered my theological invasion massively.

10/10 straight to the point