Zhou is pronounced like "Joe." In Pinyin transliteration the "zh-" is for a particular sound similar to the English "J-" sound. The "-ou" is a long "-o" sound usually. So the most similar English word that would sound like "Zhou" is "Joe"
Same. I often feel like Quill's dedicated tutorial videos aren't that good, but where he just plays the game while explaining everything that happens are fantastic.
I'm yt viewer exclusively. Tried to watch some erlier raw stream footage of Humankind but the ones I picked up lacked tutorialy stuff. This one is amazingly good for someone who has no understanding of the game yet.
Well I'm ready for the next episode! 4X games aren't really my thing but I'm really looking forward to this series. You explain your thinking and choices so well that I almost never fell lost to the big picture.
This is the first game i've waited years for, had the opportunity to jump in early (with the beta dev thingies) and just refused. I want it to be fresh on release and I cant wait.
@@12Monkeysable While they are working on the sequal I managed to escape red hook studios and I have now reinvented myself. Do you need blight removed?
This is hands down the best tutorial for a complete new player to this type of game like myself. Finally understanding what I'm to do. Nice and slow, with great explanations 👍
With the Neolithic Age and "Not much of a reason to though" in regards to adopting the first cultural identity - there are legacy traits which come from maxing out each of the stars for the Neolithic era, which in this play-through Quill had completed one, and was one star off doing so for another. It might have been ideal then to wait until he got the other legacy trait, and then choose his first culture. The other side to that is the culture you want to play first might not be available if you wait too long. [edit: As pointed out below this is incorrect and was per the beta version of the game and not the release version.]
This is what I had thought and then came to comments to check haha. I moved too fast in my first playthrough but slowed down in the second (balancing maxing benefits from each era while trying to move along quickly enough to get a civ I wanted) and it really made a big difference.
@@bumblewoot You do, I think you got them from the others in a beta version. Completing them still earns fame though. Science is the one you're probably most likely to want to delay for, but the others could well be worth a small delay I think.
I've tried to get into civ 6 (failed) and europa universalis (failed) and just recently I got Hearts of Iron IV, haven't played enough but this game has been pretty cool so far.
24:30 I disagree that there's not much of a reason to stick around in an old era: if you move on right away without finishing stars you're close to earning, you're giving up opportunities to earn fame, which is how you actually win the game. As an example, you were 1 point of population away from getting the growth star, which would have been fairly easy to get in a turn or two. Ultimately it probably won't make a huge difference here, but I think especially in later eras it's important to finish up stars before advancing.
Plus, once you advance to Ancient, your nomadic units auto-upgrade to scouts, losing their ability to grow via food. In later eras, you also lose your ability to construct your culture's special units and districts. Though, conversely, putting off your advancement means someone else might advance before you and steal a culture that you had your eye on, so it's not like you can set up a general rule.
The biggest problem with Civ 6 is the feeling of feature bloat. In theory the features added to Civ with Civ 6 should have me swooning, but the game just turns me off. I feel like Firaxis built too much upon the foundation of Civilization without expanding that foundation, leaving the features feeling like a jumble of mechanics you need to interact with in order to get to the fun instead of a unified experience and of course the AI and by extension the singleplayer experience suffers for it. Humankind on the other hand, from my early experience (I played with the Open Dev), feels like what Civ 6 could've been like if you stripped away all the preconceived notions of what a Civilization game is supposed to be like.
You nailed it. Civilization feels like it peaked long time ago, the new installments are just more and more and more for the sake of releasing a new game.
the biggest problem with Civ anything is you get stuck just building stuff in towns. if you take any time going militant you fall so far behind it isn't funny. and it takes so long to get to an enemy turn wise that building the unit is a waste of time. i rarely get into wars. The only way to get to "FUN" is to use marathon tech and quick build times. which requires you to add in some mods to deal with your inevitable $ problems and attitude problems that have also been installed to do everything possible to deter war fare.
I was on the fence when watching his live video a few days ago. I prefer this video with him explaining things. I'm more into the game now where as the other one I felt a little lost and disinterested as a result. I feel like the early game is a little slow (compared to civ6) from a combat perspective, though from an exploration perspective it is superior to Civ6. I'm not sure if I'll like it as much as civ6, but it looks good enough to pick up. I'm in the middle of an rpg game right now, so I want to finish that first.
@@JimmyMon666 that's reasonable, I have been avoiding a lot of videos because I want to learn on my own and not spoil things for say, What RPG are you playing?
@@Kbrookesy I'm actually replaying pillars of eternity 2. Underappreciated game, and better than the first one. I've played it once before. I'm trying out turned based mode, it's slower, but more rewarding. I prefer turned based games in general since I'm a slow methodical thinker to begin with, it's why I prefer games like Civ6 and most likely will enjoy Humankind.
It amuses me quill says to focus on one star in the neolithic as if it's possible to control whether you run into food or science curiosities. ANYWAY a bit of a note about outposts and the neolithic era: outposts have a cost based on number of outposts and distance from the nearest city. Since you don't have any cities in the neolithic era, that's just a flat "number of outposts" cost and distance doesn't matter, so it can be beneficial to make your second some distance from the first as a forward settle if you see a good resource spot. If you actually manage to scrounge up enough influence for a third, though, it'll be cheaper to hold it and set up an outpost next to your fist city, though.
What I am interested in is whether the things that torqued me in the Civ games happen, like having a b-52 shot down by a unit firing wheellock pistols at it.
As someone whos played like 100 hours already i can tell you that even a 2 point difference in a unit is huge. Esspecially with the late medieval era carracks the gap between just them is insane with only one star veterency
I haven't watched further on in the series yet but I think you should explain the game end and the victory system since it affects a lot of decision making. Keep up the good work.
@@sopota6469 Apparently. I was watching Sacriel stream it and he was doing it (you can find the VOD on Twitch). I think it works best off of a fresh game start. Don't own the game so can't test it myself to find the limits.
If I'm not mistaken, you get to choose the neolithic legacy trait if (and just if) you get the knowledge star, as the game tells you at 5:01. I think that's nice because during OpenDevs I felt that's generally the hardest neolithic star to get. Still have to try it out, but I believe delaying your ancient era by 3-4 turns to achieve that is totally worth it. Getting a permanent +1 yield per pop for the entire game seems almost broken, especially for kickstarting the early ages.
If quill had chosen the extra food on settlement choice for all three events, would have netted +7 food, which was a 50% increase over the raw settlement. Fascinating how these events can snowball you.
I think it runs better because the engine is less demanding than the Civ IV engine - on my ageing MacBook Pro late 2013, Civ VI tends to crawl and even starts to mess up the UI over time, whereas Endless Legend runs fine on it.
Still not even five minutes in yet and I have had high hopes for humankind and the gameplay but mostly for the late game Whare the domination victory become really fun
@@coyote47713 I thought I heard that even if you do that, when the game ends, whoever has the most game will win. even if their civilisation was annihilated
@@coyote47713 Fame is the *only* victory type. The game ends when you run out of time, when you destroy the world, or when anyone fulfills the game-ending criteria you select at setup (for Last Human Standing, that's eliminating or vassalizing all other players; for Space Race, that's colonizing Mars; for Default, that's either of the above *or* researching all techs *or* gaining all Contemporary era stars). Once the game ends, the winner is whoever has the most Fame. Ironically, it's actually easier for a militarist player to win by disabling the domination end condition (by switching to either Space Race or Time Limit); then, they can wipe out everyone else and gather fame unopposed for the rest of the game. In practice, of course, that's extremely boring, particularly if you're the sort who'd want to wipe out everyone else in the first place (and Alexander wept, for there were no more worlds to conquer).
I think you created your first outpost "too soon" in this type of game... In Endless Legend, it suggest that you wander around a few turn to find the best territory possible, which have good amounts of Anomaly and Resources. Rather than settle down at the place you spawn in.
In general you are right, but >20 food/industry + early game resource is about as good as the tiles get (at least that's as good they got in open dev versions).
Civilization kinda coined that UI style, even if the game doesnt behave like it at all people see that kind of world map and go "Oh its like civ!" even if the only similarity in the game is you build cities around resources lol
I see you're playing against Marbozir. :) Well, not really, but that's the head of one of the AI regimes, which is kind of funny. Anyway, thanks for the beginner's tutorial. That's very useful!
I really want this game but I know I'm not going to play it bc I like more interaction in civ builders like first-person. But I haven't found any games like that yet.
All the old paintings on the tomb They do the stand dance, don't you know? If they move too quick *oh whey oh* They're falling down like a domino All the bazar men by the Nile They got the money on a bet Gold crocodiles *oh whey oh* They snap their teeth on your cigarette Foreign types with the hookah pipes say *Whey oh whey oh whey oh whey oh* Walk like an Egyptian
i dont know much about 4x games and this is literally my first time playing one with Humankind and now im addicted even if im losing. I really like to just kill and kill haha! but now, i want to learn how to win while killing everybody. haha
For the developer: there is a grammatical error for the phrase "Less details" (which appears on some of the pop-up buttons). It should be either "Less detail" or "Fewer details". Sorry to be That Guy to point it out but hopefully you'll fix it!
Bought civ 6 a couple weeks ago. Wanted this game but I don't trust new releases from any developer these days. Looks good tho, the tips are good many of which are consistent with civ6. Maybe a couple more months and I'll get this one.
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I just opened steam and saw Humankind there, thought to myself "Hmm, there's probably a quill18 video on it" and voila
Same here :)
Yep! same.
Same! I'm wait for it to come on game pass for free so thought I'd watch quill play it first.
The most important thing when picking a culture is which quill looks the best, all other bonus or perks are secondary factors....
You know its gonna be good when Quill plays with himself.
:-3
hihi phrasing
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Doesn't sound weird
Zhou is pronounced like "Joe." In Pinyin transliteration the "zh-" is for a particular sound similar to the English "J-" sound. The "-ou" is a long "-o" sound usually. So the most similar English word that would sound like "Zhou" is "Joe"
Yes. This is the most correct pronunciation if one doesn't want to bother with tones and what not.
Hey Zhou, where you going with that spear in your hand?...
I got no idea but isn't it like a soft j? Thinking of tha 2nd g in "garage"
@@IguitarVreakI it's not like the second g in garage. It sounds most like the J in "joe".
Meet Zhou Solo, the brother of Han Solo.
I'm sorry but I had to do it.
Let's play combined with a tutorial is probably my favourite format of quill's videos 😀
Same. I often feel like Quill's dedicated tutorial videos aren't that good, but where he just plays the game while explaining everything that happens are fantastic.
I'm yt viewer exclusively. Tried to watch some erlier raw stream footage of Humankind but the ones I picked up lacked tutorialy stuff. This one is amazingly good for someone who has no understanding of the game yet.
Well I'm ready for the next episode! 4X games aren't really my thing but I'm really looking forward to this series. You explain your thinking and choices so well that I almost never fell lost to the big picture.
This is the first game i've waited years for, had the opportunity to jump in early (with the beta dev thingies) and just refused. I want it to be fresh on release and I cant wait.
Have fun! I played the beta and it was really fun both times.
How did you escape out of the darkest dungeon?
@@12Monkeysable While they are working on the sequal I managed to escape red hook studios and I have now reinvented myself. Do you need blight removed?
make your own game LMAO
@@Plague_Doc22 xD can't wait for darkest dungeon 2
Finally a proper series! So excited for this, I really think it could actually give Civ a run for its money.
This is hands down the best tutorial for a complete new player to this type of game like myself. Finally understanding what I'm to do. Nice and slow, with great explanations 👍
This is great - really looking forward to all your tips as you progress through this first Let's Play. Can't wait for the next video!
Are we all just going to pretend Joel doesn't look like Quill?
@@derbymt Propably his lost cousin.
With the Neolithic Age and "Not much of a reason to though" in regards to adopting the first cultural identity - there are legacy traits which come from maxing out each of the stars for the Neolithic era, which in this play-through Quill had completed one, and was one star off doing so for another. It might have been ideal then to wait until he got the other legacy trait, and then choose his first culture. The other side to that is the culture you want to play first might not be available if you wait too long. [edit: As pointed out below this is incorrect and was per the beta version of the game and not the release version.]
This is what I had thought and then came to comments to check haha. I moved too fast in my first playthrough but slowed down in the second (balancing maxing benefits from each era while trying to move along quickly enough to get a civ I wanted) and it really made a big difference.
I thought you only got a legacy trait from the science one?
@@bumblewoot You do, I think you got them from the others in a beta version. Completing them still earns fame though. Science is the one you're probably most likely to want to delay for, but the others could well be worth a small delay I think.
@@bumblewoot I thought each one provides its own trait, but you may be correct - we'll be able to confirm tomorrow :)
@@bumblewoot Thought I better pop back here and confirm you are absolutely correct, it is only the science one that gives the legacy trait. :)
Excellent video with clear instructions. Makes a change from other you tubers who just play the game without any advice. Great work.
I've tried to get into civ 6 (failed) and europa universalis (failed) and just recently I got Hearts of Iron IV, haven't played enough but this game has been pretty cool so far.
EU and HOI are very rewarding games once you get the feel of them. Civ 6..not so much. Older Civ titles are better. Alpha Centauri is still amazing.
I love the art style of the game.
24:30 I disagree that there's not much of a reason to stick around in an old era: if you move on right away without finishing stars you're close to earning, you're giving up opportunities to earn fame, which is how you actually win the game. As an example, you were 1 point of population away from getting the growth star, which would have been fairly easy to get in a turn or two. Ultimately it probably won't make a huge difference here, but I think especially in later eras it's important to finish up stars before advancing.
Also, if you stick around in the neolithic era, you can amass a bunch of scouts which can go into early pop.
Plus, once you advance to Ancient, your nomadic units auto-upgrade to scouts, losing their ability to grow via food. In later eras, you also lose your ability to construct your culture's special units and districts. Though, conversely, putting off your advancement means someone else might advance before you and steal a culture that you had your eye on, so it's not like you can set up a general rule.
Still by no means an expert on humankind, still learning.... Me too Quill, me too!
Cheers, been looking forward to your guidance on humankind ready for my first play tomorrow. You really helped me getting started on civ6.
It is time! Quill shall be our benevolent leader!
Pacifism through force!
The biggest problem with Civ 6 is the feeling of feature bloat. In theory the features added to Civ with Civ 6 should have me swooning, but the game just turns me off.
I feel like Firaxis built too much upon the foundation of Civilization without expanding that foundation, leaving the features feeling like a jumble of mechanics you need to interact with in order to get to the fun instead of a unified experience and of course the AI and by extension the singleplayer experience suffers for it.
Humankind on the other hand, from my early experience (I played with the Open Dev), feels like what Civ 6 could've been like if you stripped away all the preconceived notions of what a Civilization game is supposed to be like.
You nailed it. Civilization feels like it peaked long time ago, the new installments are just more and more and more for the sake of releasing a new game.
the biggest problem with Civ anything is you get stuck just building stuff in towns. if you take any time going militant you fall so far behind it isn't funny. and it takes so long to get to an enemy turn wise that building the unit is a waste of time. i rarely get into wars. The only way to get to "FUN" is to use marathon tech and quick build times. which requires you to add in some mods to deal with your inevitable $ problems and attitude problems that have also been installed to do everything possible to deter war fare.
Quill playing something he likes is some of the best marketing a game can get.
Really looking forward to this game! Never played the Endless games but this game grabbed my attention immediately
I picked up endless legend after the same thinking as you, should try it for a couple games before this was pretty decent
Didn't like the endless games so I'm a little on the fence for this one
I was on the fence when watching his live video a few days ago. I prefer this video with him explaining things. I'm more into the game now where as the other one I felt a little lost and disinterested as a result. I feel like the early game is a little slow (compared to civ6) from a combat perspective, though from an exploration perspective it is superior to Civ6. I'm not sure if I'll like it as much as civ6, but it looks good enough to pick up. I'm in the middle of an rpg game right now, so I want to finish that first.
@@JimmyMon666 that's reasonable, I have been avoiding a lot of videos because I want to learn on my own and not spoil things for say, What RPG are you playing?
@@Kbrookesy I'm actually replaying pillars of eternity 2. Underappreciated game, and better than the first one. I've played it once before. I'm trying out turned based mode, it's slower, but more rewarding. I prefer turned based games in general since I'm a slow methodical thinker to begin with, it's why I prefer games like Civ6 and most likely will enjoy Humankind.
It amuses me quill says to focus on one star in the neolithic as if it's possible to control whether you run into food or science curiosities.
ANYWAY a bit of a note about outposts and the neolithic era: outposts have a cost based on number of outposts and distance from the nearest city. Since you don't have any cities in the neolithic era, that's just a flat "number of outposts" cost and distance doesn't matter, so it can be beneficial to make your second some distance from the first as a forward settle if you see a good resource spot. If you actually manage to scrounge up enough influence for a third, though, it'll be cheaper to hold it and set up an outpost next to your fist city, though.
5:00 Tribal Quill wearing glasses makes me lol
Downloaded last night from game pass. Can't wait to play.
You explain this game so well. I'm hooked.
Bloody Brilliant Quill
Nice! I was hoping you would make a TH-cam series in addition to when you stream it. I really appreciate the detailed explanations as well.
Can't wait for this, 6 hours til launch. Thanks for the coverage on this Quil, got me very interested!
Glad to see a TH-cam series! The streams are nice but if don't catch them live it's a bit annoying with all the interruptions.
As always, thank you very much for explaining how to play this game. Your way of teaching is really good. Thanks Quill!
I've never watched and listened to a video so attentively.
What I am interested in is whether the things that torqued me in the Civ games happen, like having a b-52 shot down by a unit firing wheellock pistols at it.
As someone whos played like 100 hours already i can tell you that even a 2 point difference in a unit is huge. Esspecially with the late medieval era carracks the gap between just them is insane with only one star veterency
But yeah ik your pain bro i remember my tank losing to a damn spearmen one time i was livid
Picked it up lastnight and I'm definitely not disappointed 🤪
I haven't watched further on in the series yet but I think you should explain the game end and the victory system since it affects a lot of decision making. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Quill, I have a pretty good handle I think on how the game plays but already found a small tip I didn't know so looking forward to the series.
Roughly 3 weeks late but when I doubt quill it out😂😂
Thanks for the extremely noob oriented video, I really needed those explanations for every single button, mechanic and other stuff!
Auto-explore early is actually pretty OP, cos they auto-path towards the nearest resource pick-up.
Wait, you mean they autopath to it without knowing the location?
@@sopota6469 Apparently. I was watching Sacriel stream it and he was doing it (you can find the VOD on Twitch). I think it works best off of a fresh game start. Don't own the game so can't test it myself to find the limits.
Literally just finished watching the last video thinking that I do not follow at all so I really appreciate this noob version 😂😂
If I'm not mistaken, you get to choose the neolithic legacy trait if (and just if) you get the knowledge star, as the game tells you at 5:01.
I think that's nice because during OpenDevs I felt that's generally the hardest neolithic star to get.
Still have to try it out, but I believe delaying your ancient era by 3-4 turns to achieve that is totally worth it. Getting a permanent +1 yield per pop for the entire game seems almost broken, especially for kickstarting the early ages.
If quill had chosen the extra food on settlement choice for all three events, would have netted +7 food, which was a 50% increase over the raw settlement. Fascinating how these events can snowball you.
This was an amazing introduction to the game. Thank you!
First video I've seen of yours. Love your explanations.
30:40 Doesn't it answer his question about javelins in the bottom of the tooltip? It says combat penalty in melee.
Yes, I think he just missed it.
Me: I wonder if that nice chap who does the Paradox Grand Strategy videos has... yep, he has!
Used to watch you play Civ all the time, can't wait to see how this game plays glad to see you still doing your thing
Sadly not yet, the release is listed as 17th of August and it's 16th of August the video goes live
Yes, the pre-download is ready for tomorrow on the release date :) Nice video Quil as always.
Thanks Quill! Always love your videos and very helpful.
That Quill avatar! Oh my god!
The glasses and the hide skin vest, I can't - this is amazing!
Just what i was looking for, thanks quill18
Quill, extra stars give you lasting bonuses.
Epic Quill18 Avatar!
For being in the Neolithic Era, your character has to be quite advanced to be wearing glasses! 😉
I think I'll wait until it goes on sale in December on Steam.
I've noticed that Egypt is quite popular as an ancient era culture.
Your video made me want to play it!
That is exciting!
Cant wait to see where this game goes!
I think it runs better because the engine is less demanding than the Civ IV engine - on my ageing MacBook Pro late 2013, Civ VI tends to crawl and even starts to mess up the UI over time, whereas Endless Legend runs fine on it.
1 more turn in nomadic and you would've gotten another fame point/population because of the sanctuary/food your tribe was at!
Still not even five minutes in yet and I have had high hopes for humankind and the gameplay but mostly for the late game Whare the domination victory become really fun
The only domination victory is total annihilation of every other faction. The other victory type is Fame
@@coyote47713 I thought I heard that even if you do that, when the game ends, whoever has the most game will win.
even if their civilisation was annihilated
@@vince8901 tbf if you dont get more fame while wiping everyone else off the map what are you Doing
@@xionkuriyama5697 true true but still technically total domination isn't a victory, not if you don't have enough fame
@@coyote47713 Fame is the *only* victory type. The game ends when you run out of time, when you destroy the world, or when anyone fulfills the game-ending criteria you select at setup (for Last Human Standing, that's eliminating or vassalizing all other players; for Space Race, that's colonizing Mars; for Default, that's either of the above *or* researching all techs *or* gaining all Contemporary era stars). Once the game ends, the winner is whoever has the most Fame.
Ironically, it's actually easier for a militarist player to win by disabling the domination end condition (by switching to either Space Race or Time Limit); then, they can wipe out everyone else and gather fame unopposed for the rest of the game. In practice, of course, that's extremely boring, particularly if you're the sort who'd want to wipe out everyone else in the first place (and Alexander wept, for there were no more worlds to conquer).
This looks sooo awsome:)
Can't wait for this badboy to unlock today
If you're a Endless Space 2 player you already know how the resource/upgrades mechanic works.
Nice Quill18, gotta follow this series cause. I was looking forward to watch you playing.
The best part about this game is that we can watch him watch himself playing, too!
More More More! :D Keep'em coming!
Great to see this. Amplitude are awesome. If you ever decide to do a Let's Place for Endless Space 2, I'd be ecstatic, as it's my favorite 4X game.
The greyed-out scout with the food meter is a hungry ghost.
Homo Sapiens reproduction:
"Oh look, food"
-> random adult appears
Ya. I enjoyed this. Lets see more of it. :)
I think you created your first outpost "too soon" in this type of game...
In Endless Legend, it suggest that you wander around a few turn to find the best territory possible, which have good amounts of Anomaly and Resources. Rather than settle down at the place you spawn in.
In general you are right, but >20 food/industry + early game resource is about as good as the tiles get (at least that's as good they got in open dev versions).
You win on deity almost every time 😱😱😱
🔥 Finally
EHH playing Brazil nice!
As always a fun and instructive vid. Who needs tutorials when we have Quill!
Rally well explain MR. Too bad Xbox app and Xbox Pass keep crashing with the game.
today's game launched brought me here. thanks
Civilization kinda coined that UI style, even if the game doesnt behave like it at all people see that kind of world map and go "Oh its like civ!" even if the only similarity in the game is you build cities around resources lol
I see you're playing against Marbozir. :) Well, not really, but that's the head of one of the AI regimes, which is kind of funny.
Anyway, thanks for the beginner's tutorial. That's very useful!
just bought the game , still have 11 hours till release here in the midwest US
Wonderful, a real utube let's play!
I'll just dig out my old version of "civilization" and save 50 bucks LOL
HYPE!
Zhuo. You can just say "joe" like the English name.
Zhuo mama
I really want this game but I know I'm not going to play it bc I like more interaction in civ builders like first-person. But I haven't found any games like that yet.
Still plays Civ 1. An old addiction ;)
All the old paintings on the tomb
They do the stand dance, don't you know?
If they move too quick *oh whey oh*
They're falling down like a domino
All the bazar men by the Nile
They got the money on a bet
Gold crocodiles *oh whey oh*
They snap their teeth on your cigarette
Foreign types with the hookah pipes say
*Whey oh whey oh whey oh whey oh*
Walk like an Egyptian
Hell yeahhhh
i dont know much about 4x games and this is literally my first time playing one with Humankind and now im addicted even if im losing. I really like to just kill and kill haha! but now, i want to learn how to win while killing everybody. haha
For the developer: there is a grammatical error for the phrase "Less details" (which appears on some of the pop-up buttons). It should be either "Less detail" or "Fewer details". Sorry to be That Guy to point it out but hopefully you'll fix it!
OMG i missed the start of this run :( ... well 7episode rerun during the weekend, guess that puts my bingewatch elsewhere on hold.
Thanks mate, didn't relate to your playtrough but using Linux and I thought it had a problem with the ugly cursor, turns out just the game
Lol the person on the main menu look so much like you that it spooked me haha
It is him!
I am missing some Brussels Sprout jokes.
LETS GOOOOOOO
Bought civ 6 a couple weeks ago. Wanted this game but I don't trust new releases from any developer these days. Looks good tho, the tips are good many of which are consistent with civ6. Maybe a couple more months and I'll get this one.
one reason to stay in the current era is to get one more population to earn the 5 population star for the fame.
Wait what happened to the other version? I was waiting for pt 2 :o
It's a stream VOD, it'll be put up sooner or later