I have a special fondness for "Hard Times Come Again No More," so the Civ VI theme has a special place in my heart, but this is excellent and very America-sounding.
The flute and the rising triumphant tune towards the end really captures the feelings of aspiration and hope that must have been felt post-revolutionary war. A great theme as always
@@ethanschenck9714 They are both great, but this one to me makes me think of America's rise to greatness with the grand ending being a resolution to that.
0:00-1:05 A man rides his horse into town, calling for the church to ring its bells. Many are confused, but some understand what is happening. Quickly, a couple of men set up a little recruitment station-small, fragile, and brittle, just an old table, some ink, a quill, and two chairs. As the news spread of the revolution, many men signed up in a heartbeat. Ragged clothing, poor working class, now become armed with muskets, men readying themselves in a minute. 1:06-2:40 The other half of these men and boys marched in a single-column formation, led by a single man on the horse, for he would be in charge of training these boys into men, and men into soldiers. They finally reached a base camp along their long journey, their first experience was marching together from afar, they got that down, and now they need to know how to work the guns and tactics. Once they reached camp, they rested in their tents. Days and Nights would pass, turning into weeks and months as these men train to become professional soldiers. Finally, at the end, they reached their completion, they were now given blue coat uniforms, patches, and symbols of the new Continental Army. 2:41-3:53 These men... no.. these soldiers now march in tight formation, their faces determined with might as they head forth to confront the red coats that have transgressed upon their lands. As they passed some towns along the way, bells rang in the distance, the call to arms continued to spread, and just like before, rugged column formations could be seen as these new recruits marched to basic camps, for you are now here to defend not only your home, land, property, and life, but for your countrymen. Days passed by as armies clashed on the field, and battles raged across the continent over the years. 3:54-4:59 The siege of Yorktown is over, finally, the war has been won. Men and women cheer throughout the country, celebrating the grand defeat of the British. With the help of the French and her allies, the British surrendered and thus, the birth of a new nation. People fly the stars and stripes, a circle of stars, fireworks light up the night sky, and the soldiers can now rest back at home, with their wives and kids, knowing that they are safe from a global empire, hundreds of miles away. This wouldn't be the country's last fight, but it was the beginning of a union, a union that would tear itself apart, a union that would be challenged by the global powers, a union that would lead democracy to the stars, a union which still stands today and hopefully, forever more!
It's in your blood. Even if you weren't born there, we packed it in our food, our music, our movies, our blue jeans. You're at least 10% American by mass. You haven't been gaining weight, you've just been becoming more American.
Notice that on the first 9 seconds the title of the song is shown as "Colonial America". This implies that maybe a 4th era will be added, maybe as a dlc. So it would be Ancient, Exploration, Modern and maybe contemporary/future age. Maybe we would see several exploration civs like Spain return as their modern nation-state forms.
@@misterkittyandfriends1441 Yes, but the modern age is generally agreed to start arround 18th century (1700s), which is the period of colonial america. But obviously, america nowdays isn't best described as a few rebel colonies on the west coast, america isn't colonial anymore.
I wasn't sure how I felt about the theme just from the snippets I heard during the First Looks yesterday. But hearing it all together, this is excellent. Once again, you bring pure joy to my ears Civ team!!
If you've watched the Adams miniseries you'll recall how wonderful this song is. If I recall the residents of Boston sing a splendid rendition in Old South. Fantastic choice for America.
As much as I loved the theme in Civ 6, I felt like that theme never captured the full picture of America so well as this theme. Whereas the original felt like it just represented the 1800s, this feels like a representation of America from start to finish.
Come on, TH-cam. I want to wait and get this game in a year or two when all the DLC is packed in with it. Quit recommending these videos getting me hyped to get it at launch.
The livestream semi confirmed. The victory conditions saying they unlocked a final victory condition. The economic victory said you need to build a railroad and other factory resources, and after 500 points worth, you would unlock the "world bank" victory condition. But for now, this would end the game before this world bank condition is unlocked.
They sort of confirmed it through the latest live stream. It's probably gonna be something we see through a future expansion pack. Which is a bit saddening, but whatever.
Always makes me feel a little sad to hear a theme like this. On one hand, it highlights the almost hopeful nature that the USA was born with. On the other, it highlights just how far it's fallen into this... hellscape on Earth. Hopefully one day America becomes that beacon of hope once more.
Despite the state of America right now, music and media like this give me some hope of what it might be one day. It's far away, but I hope one day we'll find our way out of the hole we've dug ourselves.
I love all the other cultures and their authentic instrumentation and vocals... That's why for America, the only authentic choice was a badass, hummable, banger tune that amps up the patriotism! Let's gooooo! Well done!
Politically we haven’t deviated too far, almost every debate ever goes back to the original Federalist v Ant Federalist of the 1770-1800s. Some crazy things to find if you ever look up the national archives and see what was in the newspapers during each election. Lincoln’s one is when a true divide was seen and it’s stuck around since.
@@WagudCodeAmerica's standing on the global stage has changed a lot though, incompetent leadership, stagnant progress and the hegemonic power being threatened by your insane bubble economy that is bound to burst sometime soon. America was more respected, now it's the greatest international joke.
Just like the Mexico one, these are meant to represent the nations at their prime, the US on it's beginnings was a giant in the making, but just like any other big world power both of old and new, it is now merely an old man living off his past glories. Civ does well to remind us that history is about the ebb and flow of human activity, it's about the people, not the particular rulers or political views, it's about the Egyptian farmer sowing the first harvests after the Nile floods, the Chinese merchant visiting the western limits of the Silk Road close to Rome, the first American family to make it to the MidWest after a perilous roadtrip, each person who live for it's culture contributes to history even if they dont show in the books.
Thinking about it but couldn't sort of get a America for the Exploration Age? We sort of can but it would have to be called New England and be from the time of the Mayflower up to the Revolutionary War. Back when the first 13 colonies were still a part of Great Britain. I guess the problem would be what it would look like and who can you use as potential leaders from that time period
A hopeful theme, fitting for the time period in which the nation had took down their oppresive tyrant, and in turn inspired other nations to do the same. 🫡
@The360MlgNoscoper unfortunately the last we tried to do that, it resulted in the deadliest war in our history and our failure allowed our government to become the imperialist/capitalist juggernaut it is today...
The other countries in America seeing the United States *_OF_* America calling itself America: 🇧🇷🤨 🇨🇦😮💨 🇧🇸😐 🇨🇴😡 🇭🇳😶🌫️ 🇨🇺🤬 🇦🇷😑 🇺🇾😳 🇵🇾🤐 🇲🇽😘 🇬🇾😅(help me USA)
@martind2083 I swear to god, if you're not from the USA and telling me how my language works, I am about to lose it. It really doesn't matter if you call me Estado-Unidense or whatever in your language, that term DOES NOT EXIST in English. We call ourselves American. Complain to the translation team if your Spanish Portuguese or French translations of Civ 7 say Americano and not whatever the proper term is, but don't mess with it in English. If you are not from the US, there is zero chance you call yourself "American", that's like saying you're "European" or "African", overly broad identities that do not exist.
@@KorvisioAfrican and especially European identities totally exist tough, lol. And are you actually trying to claim that the term "USA", as in, "United States of America", the actual name of your country, doesn't exist in English?
@@Sondrebol Have you ever asked someone where they're from, and they say "Europe" or "Africa" instead of the name of the country they are from? I didn't think so. I am saying that the only English DEMONYM commonly used for citizens of the United States of America, is "American". Would you call Mexicans "Estadosunidense" as well just because the full name of the country is "Estados Unidos Mexicanos"?
@@Korvisio no-one is denying the term "American" for Americans. What people are denying is just calling the country America. Instead of its actual name, the USA, which you claim doesn't exist. You're openly claiming the name USA does not exist and is using "American" as a strawman to deflate your idiotic point. Just because people don't identify as European or African first, does not mean those identities do not exist. Can an American not be American and Texan? If i ask someone from California where they are from, and they say they're American, i guess that would mean Californian also doesn't exist by your logic.
@@Sondrebol I never said the name USA does not exist. However, you will find that very few Americans will say the full name of the country in practice, just as very few Mexicans will say the full name of their country. It just makes colloquial sense to call us America. Californian and Texan culture falls under the broader umbrella of American (USA) culture, and the USA, being a unified state with international borders, is culturally distinct from the rest of the continent. What is the broader "American" (the continent) culture in your opinion? What is "African" or "European"? These are such broad descriptors, they're terrible.
I agree, but we cannot deny that when most people think of America, they think of a country rather than a continent. Moreover, the US is currently the only country in the world with the word America in its name
It is America, though. You're thinking of "The Americas". Not exactly a clear name when compared with The Americas, but I don't see a problem with this in the game and think it's not a fruitful "issue". The Aztecs aren't referred to as Central Americans anywhere, so I don't see a problem. Furthermore, "The United States of American Empire" is unnecessarily long and doesn't sound right, and in UI short strings help immensely. Also for RP element, what if the player only has one city, are they a group of states which are united? Lol, just to give some thoughts.
@@fuzzychewbacca In English from the UK, it's more common to say America for the whole continent. Because from the European point of view, which is also reflected in other European languages (French, my own, but I believe also in Italian, German...), America is singular and designates both north and south America. Americas in plural exists, but is not supreme - in French it's a bit old-school, like "Indias". Now I get we're talking about English denominations here, but even in the Oxford English Dictionary or other references, it shows that America to designate the whole continent is customary in UK English. (P.S. : I'm not advocating to not call the US civ America! Firaxis is an American studio, they can use the American English way to name things...)
@@fuzzychewbacca only u.s.americans are teached that way,, of calling the continent "the americas". It like if like if people from "central African republic" monopolize the term "African", but no, they call themselves "central Africans". Just accept that because of the worldwide cultural influence the U.S.A. has, the word Amercia was monopolized. Just dig in history a little bit and check when the word America as coined to the continent. Also... as Europe is divided in eastern/western and so on, do you call it "The Europes"?
In case you missed the game guide, America is an Economic and Expansionist civ in Civ VII. Also, I'd argue Brittian has the US beat when it comes to both scale and depth of imperialism.
@@dylanu7896 I see you and you are probably right but in britains time we can still think of some french russian and german individuality. After ww2 until recently, america has been the sole ruler of the world.
For those wondering, the original song is called "Chester" then it morphs into "Road to Boston"
Thank you, Mr. President.
They should’ve done a vocal version
Thank you Mr. President
Thanks, Mr. President. 🤙🏾
Isnt it the road to boston?
To use "Chester" as a theme was genius. This captures the aspirational hope of America beautifully. Well done!
@@drewlindstrom5976 ik I recognized from band but I couldn’t place it. We played Chester my senior year in Wind Ensemble
I have a special fondness for "Hard Times Come Again No More," so the Civ VI theme has a special place in my heart, but this is excellent and very America-sounding.
Hearts of Iron
The flute and the rising triumphant tune towards the end really captures the feelings of aspiration and hope that must have been felt post-revolutionary war.
A great theme as always
You can hear the band kids kneel in nostalgia
As a band kid myself, can confirm.
During the reveal trailer I was like "wait hold up what was that chester?"
Illustrations that go immensely hard for no reason:
America is always the perfect civ for planning to build high and playing defensive only to pivot to domination when you get bored.
I might even like this more than the civ 6 theme for America.
Might have to always choose America just for the music.
I still prefer 6's theme, but this is absolutely excellent and I might just do the same
@@ethanschenck9714 They are both great, but this one to me makes me think of America's rise to greatness with the grand ending being a resolution to that.
Early American music is so fascinating.
0:00-1:05
A man rides his horse into town, calling for the church to ring its bells. Many are confused, but some understand what is happening. Quickly, a couple of men set up a little recruitment station-small, fragile, and brittle, just an old table, some ink, a quill, and two chairs. As the news spread of the revolution, many men signed up in a heartbeat. Ragged clothing, poor working class, now become armed with muskets, men readying themselves in a minute.
1:06-2:40
The other half of these men and boys marched in a single-column formation, led by a single man on the horse, for he would be in charge of training these boys into men, and men into soldiers. They finally reached a base camp along their long journey, their first experience was marching together from afar, they got that down, and now they need to know how to work the guns and tactics. Once they reached camp, they rested in their tents. Days and Nights would pass, turning into weeks and months as these men train to become professional soldiers. Finally, at the end, they reached their completion, they were now given blue coat uniforms, patches, and symbols of the new Continental Army.
2:41-3:53
These men... no.. these soldiers now march in tight formation, their faces determined with might as they head forth to confront the red coats that have transgressed upon their lands. As they passed some towns along the way, bells rang in the distance, the call to arms continued to spread, and just like before, rugged column formations could be seen as these new recruits marched to basic camps, for you are now here to defend not only your home, land, property, and life, but for your countrymen. Days passed by as armies clashed on the field, and battles raged across the continent over the years.
3:54-4:59
The siege of Yorktown is over, finally, the war has been won. Men and women cheer throughout the country, celebrating the grand defeat of the British. With the help of the French and her allies, the British surrendered and thus, the birth of a new nation. People fly the stars and stripes, a circle of stars, fireworks light up the night sky, and the soldiers can now rest back at home, with their wives and kids, knowing that they are safe from a global empire, hundreds of miles away. This wouldn't be the country's last fight, but it was the beginning of a union, a union that would tear itself apart, a union that would be challenged by the global powers, a union that would lead democracy to the stars, a union which still stands today and hopefully, forever more!
Cinema
Sensational. Even brings a tear to the eye of a Brit.
This song especially should. It’s literally all about overthrowing the British
I just stood up, saluted, and questioned the metric system with pride (Im Indian)
There’s a bit of the American spirit in everyone friend. You may be an American and just not know it yet:)
Feels like I'm playing Colonization again.
Why is it always the fucking american theme in these games that make me stand up and salute. My god
Yeah, that's what being formatted by their soft power do, amongst other things. Can definitely relate.
I know right and I'm not even American. o7
It's in your blood. Even if you weren't born there, we packed it in our food, our music, our movies, our blue jeans. You're at least 10% American by mass.
You haven't been gaining weight, you've just been becoming more American.
Serious indoctrination and banger tracks
Makes me proud of not my country 😂
Wow. I think this one is my favorite one yet. But I am super biased as an American. Stellar work.
Sounds like (nearly) 250 years of a beautiful Union. 🫡🇺🇸
Beautiful? Well now under Republicans but not so under Obama-the-Gay
This reminds of the movie “The Patriot” and I love it 🇺🇸
Random nation with oil: "Why do I hear boss music?"
The flute before the bombs drop
Made me laugh out loud 😂
More like the game over theme.
A better one would be "Random weak anti-American nation":
amazing theme
Beautiful
Notice that on the first 9 seconds the title of the song is shown as "Colonial America". This implies that maybe a 4th era will be added, maybe as a dlc. So it would be Ancient, Exploration, Modern and maybe contemporary/future age. Maybe we would see several exploration civs like Spain return as their modern nation-state forms.
The title of the song is "colonial america". It is then described as a "modern civ theme".
would be based if this finally gets us a unique M4A1 Sherman unit
@@tenacity25m4 sherman is already the tank unit of America
@@tenacity25 it’s just the skin for the American tank.
@@misterkittyandfriends1441 Yes, but the modern age is generally agreed to start arround 18th century (1700s), which is the period of colonial america. But obviously, america nowdays isn't best described as a few rebel colonies on the west coast, america isn't colonial anymore.
I can feel the destiny being manifested with this one
Geoff just doesn't miss
I wasn't sure how I felt about the theme just from the snippets I heard during the First Looks yesterday. But hearing it all together, this is excellent. Once again, you bring pure joy to my ears Civ team!!
Amazing! Magnificent! When I hear Civ American themes, Somehow I feel proud of USA even if I am not an American! Salute!
Beautiful.
If you've watched the Adams miniseries you'll recall how wonderful this song is. If I recall the residents of Boston sing a splendid rendition in Old South. Fantastic choice for America.
I can just preorder for the use of Chester. Amazing work!
As much as I loved the theme in Civ 6, I felt like that theme never captured the full picture of America so well as this theme. Whereas the original felt like it just represented the 1800s, this feels like a representation of America from start to finish.
Come on, TH-cam. I want to wait and get this game in a year or two when all the DLC is packed in with it. Quit recommending these videos getting me hyped to get it at launch.
That legit gave me chills
Can't wait to build an America I'm proud of in Civ VII with this majestic theme in the background!
'murica. Hell yes, brothers
I can’t wait to play Harriet and just go conquer the world as this song plays in the background
THAT SOUNDS LIKE FREEDOM
it's so very beautiful
Nobody has it better than us, it's good day to be an American.
*urge to claim more oil increases*
Our prospectors will claim the oil and there’s literally nothing you can do about it.
Saudi arabia lol
Somewhere, a bald eagle is shedding a tear.
Thanks. Now I wanna go play Colonization (1994).
CERTIFIED BANGER MOMENT😩😩😩
The song is really the "path to indepedence and freedom" here.
wait, it said colonial America, era 4 confirmed?
The livestream semi confirmed. The victory conditions saying they unlocked a final victory condition. The economic victory said you need to build a railroad and other factory resources, and after 500 points worth, you would unlock the "world bank" victory condition. But for now, this would end the game before this world bank condition is unlocked.
So hyped if we get a final era with modern form of civs like America.
@@markos50100 I'm confused, why would that end the game before you can win?
They sort of confirmed it through the latest live stream.
It's probably gonna be something we see through a future expansion pack. Which is a bit saddening, but whatever.
@@evonannoredarsit doesn't. Each victory condition has an associated project you have to unlock and complete to win the game.
The Union forever!
we making it out of the civil war with this one, boys
actually so hyped for civ vii to come out
I was here!
‘Murica
same
Or were you?
Who are you, Kilroy?
I know we haven't lived up to our promise as a country, especially now, but this theme makes me want us to.
I really like this. There's plenty of things I don't like about the design of Civ VII, but the music is as solid as ever.
This song is so fire that the temperature of my room rose from 20° to 68°
Always makes me feel a little sad to hear a theme like this. On one hand, it highlights the almost hopeful nature that the USA was born with.
On the other, it highlights just how far it's fallen into this... hellscape on Earth.
Hopefully one day America becomes that beacon of hope once more.
3:54 had me like: 🦅
This absolutely rocks
Despite the state of America right now, music and media like this give me some hope of what it might be one day. It's far away, but I hope one day we'll find our way out of the hole we've dug ourselves.
I love all the other cultures and their authentic instrumentation and vocals... That's why for America, the only authentic choice was a badass, hummable, banger tune that amps up the patriotism! Let's gooooo! Well done!
I'm so proud of America!!! USA! USA!
PS. I'm Thai tho. lol. and when this will be available in Spotify and Apple Music??
Probably when the game is launched (I hope)
Finally. My favorite country!
We are waiting for ottoman music and Suleiman as soon as possible
Evet
The comment I'm looking for is let's make this more popular☝🏻
@@TiBthe_ottoman 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Hear our voices
Ottoman🇹🇷
Sounds like a fresh cup of freedom
This picture goes unreasonably hard
This might be Knorr’s best theme yet
Takes me back to a time when America was strong and respected and didn’t embarrass itself daily
You must be really old!
@@TheGreatLordApples it’sbeen84years.gif
Politically we haven’t deviated too far, almost every debate ever goes back to the original Federalist v Ant Federalist of the 1770-1800s. Some crazy things to find if you ever look up the national archives and see what was in the newspapers during each election. Lincoln’s one is when a true divide was seen and it’s stuck around since.
@@TheGreatLordApples You must be really young.
@@WagudCodeAmerica's standing on the global stage has changed a lot though, incompetent leadership, stagnant progress and the hegemonic power being threatened by your insane bubble economy that is bound to burst sometime soon.
America was more respected, now it's the greatest international joke.
hell yeah
Needs more eagle screeching.
Marvelous
Glorious
Okay I accept this 👍
And it twas a good Wednesday morn
WE NOT KNOWING WHAT A KILOMETER IS WITH THIS ONE BOYZ! 🗣🔥🎆🦅
screw a meter who coming by the foot!
*slams Liberation War button*
Let's go Tobman!
Civ 6 had the better music but this is an exception
ALL THIS MANIFEST DESTINY AND I ONLY GOT ONE TEAM.
Just like the Mexico one, these are meant to represent the nations at their prime, the US on it's beginnings was a giant in the making, but just like any other big world power both of old and new, it is now merely an old man living off his past glories. Civ does well to remind us that history is about the ebb and flow of human activity, it's about the people, not the particular rulers or political views, it's about the Egyptian farmer sowing the first harvests after the Nile floods, the Chinese merchant visiting the western limits of the Silk Road close to Rome, the first American family to make it to the MidWest after a perilous roadtrip, each person who live for it's culture contributes to history even if they dont show in the books.
Thinking about it but couldn't sort of get a America for the Exploration Age? We sort of can but it would have to be called New England and be from the time of the Mayflower up to the Revolutionary War. Back when the first 13 colonies were still a part of Great Britain. I guess the problem would be what it would look like and who can you use as potential leaders from that time period
Not patriotic by any means but man they always nail the America theme in this series
Hail Columbia 🇺🇸
Country Roads for civ 8?
A hopeful theme, fitting for the time period in which the nation had took down their oppresive tyrant, and in turn inspired other nations to do the same. 🫡
Hope such a period arises again.
@The360MlgNoscoper unfortunately the last we tried to do that, it resulted in the deadliest war in our history and our failure allowed our government to become the imperialist/capitalist juggernaut it is today...
I do think that it being a primarily banjo song would be cool, but I'm not American.
We got enough banjo in civ 6 anyways
USA
USA
USA
HORAHHHHH 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅💥💥💥💥💥🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
🫡🇺🇸
Will civ 7 be on switch 2?
It is a game for the original switch and since switch 2 was stated to be backwards compatiable, it should work.
@@danmiy12 oh that's right, makes sense with retrocompatibility thx! I hope it's gonna be official from nintendo with no U turns haha
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😢😭
metric system be damned!
Maybe Soviet Union?
The other countries in America seeing the United States *_OF_* America calling itself America:
🇧🇷🤨 🇨🇦😮💨 🇧🇸😐 🇨🇴😡 🇭🇳😶🌫️ 🇨🇺🤬 🇦🇷😑 🇺🇾😳 🇵🇾🤐 🇲🇽😘 🇬🇾😅(help me USA)
They’ve been calling the US “America” in this series since Civ 1.
@aliensinnoh1 Yes, we know friend... We know...
Tell them to become a superpower in less than 200 years and then talk.
We're the first. We called dibs.
Sorry guys, from 🇺🇸. I think it’s silly for us to claim “America” and usually call my country the US or USA. It’s shorter too.
Wtf is a...
America? You mean the USA...
@martind2083 I swear to god, if you're not from the USA and telling me how my language works, I am about to lose it. It really doesn't matter if you call me Estado-Unidense or whatever in your language, that term DOES NOT EXIST in English. We call ourselves American. Complain to the translation team if your Spanish Portuguese or French translations of Civ 7 say Americano and not whatever the proper term is, but don't mess with it in English. If you are not from the US, there is zero chance you call yourself "American", that's like saying you're "European" or "African", overly broad identities that do not exist.
@@KorvisioAfrican and especially European identities totally exist tough, lol.
And are you actually trying to claim that the term "USA", as in, "United States of America", the actual name of your country, doesn't exist in English?
@@Sondrebol Have you ever asked someone where they're from, and they say "Europe" or "Africa" instead of the name of the country they are from? I didn't think so. I am saying that the only English DEMONYM commonly used for citizens of the United States of America, is "American". Would you call Mexicans "Estadosunidense" as well just because the full name of the country is "Estados Unidos Mexicanos"?
@@Korvisio no-one is denying the term "American" for Americans. What people are denying is just calling the country America. Instead of its actual name, the USA, which you claim doesn't exist. You're openly claiming the name USA does not exist and is using "American" as a strawman to deflate your idiotic point.
Just because people don't identify as European or African first, does not mean those identities do not exist. Can an American not be American and Texan? If i ask someone from California where they are from, and they say they're American, i guess that would mean Californian also doesn't exist by your logic.
@@Sondrebol I never said the name USA does not exist. However, you will find that very few Americans will say the full name of the country in practice, just as very few Mexicans will say the full name of their country. It just makes colloquial sense to call us America. Californian and Texan culture falls under the broader umbrella of American (USA) culture, and the USA, being a unified state with international borders, is culturally distinct from the rest of the continent. What is the broader "American" (the continent) culture in your opinion? What is "African" or "European"? These are such broad descriptors, they're terrible.
God bless América, God bless The new Empire 🇺🇸🗽
please stop calling this civ "America" when it is the "U.S.A."
I agree, but we cannot deny that when most people think of America, they think of a country rather than a continent. Moreover, the US is currently the only country in the world with the word America in its name
It is America, though. You're thinking of "The Americas". Not exactly a clear name when compared with The Americas, but I don't see a problem with this in the game and think it's not a fruitful "issue". The Aztecs aren't referred to as Central Americans anywhere, so I don't see a problem.
Furthermore, "The United States of American Empire" is unnecessarily long and doesn't sound right, and in UI short strings help immensely. Also for RP element, what if the player only has one city, are they a group of states which are united? Lol, just to give some thoughts.
Its united states of america hello? Its correct term.
@@fuzzychewbacca In English from the UK, it's more common to say America for the whole continent. Because from the European point of view, which is also reflected in other European languages (French, my own, but I believe also in Italian, German...), America is singular and designates both north and south America. Americas in plural exists, but is not supreme - in French it's a bit old-school, like "Indias".
Now I get we're talking about English denominations here, but even in the Oxford English Dictionary or other references, it shows that America to designate the whole continent is customary in UK English.
(P.S. : I'm not advocating to not call the US civ America! Firaxis is an American studio, they can use the American English way to name things...)
@@fuzzychewbacca only u.s.americans are teached that way,, of calling the continent "the americas". It like if like if people from "central African republic" monopolize the term "African", but no, they call themselves "central Africans".
Just accept that because of the worldwide cultural influence the U.S.A. has, the word Amercia was monopolized.
Just dig in history a little bit and check when the word America as coined to the continent.
Also... as Europe is divided in eastern/western and so on, do you call it "The Europes"?
All of these civ themes are way better than the main theme; wish this guy would have composed that too.
He composed it for Civ V and it wasn't as impactful as Christopher Tin's themes.
@@Mark-ns3jo Michael Curran wrote the main themes for Civ V. This song is by Geoff Knorr.
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I will lose it if they make the most imperialist civ a diplo one again
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In case you missed the game guide, America is an Economic and Expansionist civ in Civ VII. Also, I'd argue Brittian has the US beat when it comes to both scale and depth of imperialism.
@@dylanu7896 ey economic and expansionist is perfectly reasonable, I like it
@@dylanu7896 🇬🇧: Who taught you how to do this stuff?
🇺🇸: You, all right? I learned it by watching you!
@@dylanu7896 I see you and you are probably right but in britains time we can still think of some french russian and german individuality. After ww2 until recently, america has been the sole ruler of the world.
A proud nation without any kind of wokeness and lefty things.... This is AMERICA now
huh?
@@de6212 A proud nation without any kind of wokeness and lefty things.... This is AMERICA now
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@@LakaMoz-j1x “lefty things” you would make Shakespeare blush…what an articulate man you are. A profound statement on the current state of America!
Enjoy our great leader, Harris Tubman.
Siege of Yorktown. here?
Soo, are we going to pay for the information age in a dlc??
Of course. Why would we not? You weren't expected a complete product on release were you?
@willsalen8370 🤣🤣🤣 not at all