@@MrTaucher007 The cities still count as land tiles despite flooding, it's the surrounding land that gets eliminated. As such they could lose cities to direct hits, but as Spiff had much more land than they did he ate the vast majority of meteors.
@@MrTaucher007 there's two types of comets. there's one that only targets cities and destroys only one tile, those can hit even flooded cities. then there's ones that can target any 4 tile land area, they can destroy cities if they happen to hit the tile, but don't target them, and they only target land areas that have the 4 tiles in the right shape. so all of the second kind of comet targeted him, which meant that even though they don't target cities directly, they ended up incidentally destroying all his cities anyway
I thought the game was deliberately punishing Spiff for destroying the environment but no, it turns out comets just target land tiles and only Spiff had cities above water.
Today we discovered that flooded tiles don't seem to get struck by meteors. Ironically by protecting yourself from the sea, you doomed yourself to an unending rain of hellfire.
I was listening to spotify while watching this and at the end "I don't want to set the world on fire" started playing i literally burst into tears from laughing
i feel the Mauri would be OP in this game mode >start in the ocean >watch as everyone else is set on fire, flooded and hit by big space rocks >your capital is just 2 guys and a camel on a boat
"Now, this might not sound like a good idea, and that's because it is not. However, it is an idea, so we're going to do it." A new favorite phrase I need to try on coworkers.
“You’re gonna want to know how many comets are on their way.” My expectations is that this world looks like Strangereal after the Ulysses impact. Edit: I was not disappointed-it looks like Estovakia. Now I want a Stonehenge building that can snipe comets before they hit as a mod.
That strategy about rushing flood barriers while also having an insane amount of carbon emissions is how I play Civilization with my friends. None of my friends are willing to settle near the coasts now.
25:50 Holy shit that is an amazing use of Stock Photos! Lol, I never would have dreamt that "Swimming Executive in swimming goggles and business suit" would ever be a photo, but apparently it is! Waterworld indeed!
Thanks The Spiffing Brit 🇬🇧🥂 for being Excellent and being absolutely ridiculous with your personal challenges. As a strategy gamer I have and continue too love your content. You are a modern day Sir Chap Mega Master of Entertainment, with plucky and cunning comedy and clever exploits cheers 🥂🍾🇬🇧!
This needs multiplayer livestream and a drinking game tacked on for every unit lost to a disaster. It would be madness and it’d be the best stream known to man.
That was wonderfully ridiculous! If there was a way to tune down the absolutely constant, large scale wildfires at the start of the game, it may actually be a legitimate game mode: if people have time they could better rush strategies to survive (PREEMPTIVELY cutting down forests, building sea walls in time, etc.)
OMG, this shit had me rollin'. I expected it to be crazy, but this was over the top AND I LOVED IT! Please do more of these as single player/multiplayer, whatever. The amount of chaos was entertaining.
Humanity has suffered five extinction level events, and we are living in what the Mayans called the 6th world, hence Civilization 6. The real Apocalypse for Civilization games is simply when the game ends, and you start a new game. Very few survive, everyone is sent back to the stone age, the entire world map is changed, and after enough time has passed traces of previous civilizations mostly disappear.
Spiff, I am begging you, as a tea drinking yank who would swear off coffee just for you, please make a livestream of this. It would make my whole year!
You Sir, are a special creature, for I have never seen a being absolutely destroy the balance of so many games and continue to enjoy it, I raise my Yorkshire Gold with two teaspoons of honey to your honour *tips nonexistent hat* P.S. tell your editors I love them
Now I need to see Brit playing Warhammer 40K Gladius, I'm curious to how they would handle fighting Tyranids, Tau, Chaos, Imperial Guard, Sisters of Battle, Space Marines, Orks, Eldar, Dark Eldar, etc.
Spiff: "Which of these outstanding civilizations do you think will win today" Me, looking at all of the forest title: "...I'm pretty sure the forest fires are going to win"
Wow, the game really just targeted him at the end! ... you know, I've never really understood how greenhouse gasses lead to an increase in asteroid collisions...
“the occasional comet might delete a city” Me, who lost 7 cities in one game to comets, and almost failed my culture victory thanks to the loss of great works:
A magnitude 74 earthquake is, um, quite big. Like, enough to rip the entire Earth apart, several times over, big. 170 tiles makes this world seem remarkably resilient.
*Just one more turn... Of absolute suffering*
Ah _yes_
Some just want to watch the world burn….
Are you gonna apologize for the established titles scam?
Gotta love how it's planned to go live at the best time of day... Tea-time 🍵🍿
Are you doing Jingle Jam this year?
the reason you kept getting hit by comets, is that the 4 tile comets only target land tiles. and you were the only one with land tiles.
So building flood walls was his demise lmao.
@@tinu7551 That's some fecking greek tragedy stuff right there xD
If that was the case, how were the underwater capitals of the other remaining civs sunk by comets in the end?
@@MrTaucher007 The cities still count as land tiles despite flooding, it's the surrounding land that gets eliminated. As such they could lose cities to direct hits, but as Spiff had much more land than they did he ate the vast majority of meteors.
@@MrTaucher007 there's two types of comets. there's one that only targets cities and destroys only one tile, those can hit even flooded cities. then there's ones that can target any 4 tile land area, they can destroy cities if they happen to hit the tile, but don't target them, and they only target land areas that have the 4 tiles in the right shape. so all of the second kind of comet targeted him, which meant that even though they don't target cities directly, they ended up incidentally destroying all his cities anyway
"Who could have predicted destroying the world would also destroy me !" -Spiff
Spiff: *builds giant walls to negate floods*
Game: air strike it is.
If land invasion is stymied, then warheads on foreheads is a sound backup strategy.
I thought the game was deliberately punishing Spiff for destroying the environment but no, it turns out comets just target land tiles and only Spiff had cities above water.
Today we discovered that flooded tiles don't seem to get struck by meteors. Ironically by protecting yourself from the sea, you doomed yourself to an unending rain of hellfire.
I see Spiffing Brit doing some Civ 6.
Me: "You have my curiosity."
It's a full on apocalypse map challenge.
Me: "You have my attention."
he immediatly wins flawlessly
me: YOU HAVE MY FULL RESPECT
Imagine the portal of the legendary a
I an idiot what were they call the disaster causeing people
Hello
@@tadadoterson6147 hi
I mean power not portal auto correct
I love that after so many episodes of Spiff breaking Civ 6, this time is Civ 6 breaking Spiff lol
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Love how despite Spiff's efforts, the comets just were like: nah, fuck you in particular
Its so bad I suspect foul play.
I'm pretty sure it's because the ai had no tiles left so the comets were almost guaranteed to land on his
@Vicatoren But then why did Istanbul get hit at the end? They were the first city to be submerged lol
@@huntermagnuson8062 the ai did have a few tiles each where their cities were. These could also be hit, but only rarely since there were so few.
It's just karma striking back from flooding the world.
I was listening to spotify while watching this and at the end "I don't want to set the world on fire" started playing i literally burst into tears from laughing
i feel the Mauri would be OP in this game mode
>start in the ocean
>watch as everyone else is set on fire, flooded and hit by big space rocks
>your capital is just 2 guys and a camel on a boat
Why would the mauri have camels
@@douggaudiosi14 because they're great swimmers, duh
What's a Mauri?
Hi. Do you know in the XML files, where you can change the parameter that you can settle your city in the ocean or coast?
@@Scooty_Scooty When the moon hits your eye
Like a big pizza pie, that's a Mauri
the ottomans winning the game for exactly one turn before getting obliterated was the best part lmao
Sounds like a Door Monster Civ Sketch, the world was being destroyed by comets sent in by Suliman all before one more comet ends up destroying him.
Damnit spoilers! Why did you have to be the most voted comment!? Lol
@@phoenixrising1992 someone needs to teach those damn crabs a lesson.
@@uhthin Ah, sorry.
It really was
Imagine if The Spiffing Brit played a chaotically inbalanced game with numerous exploits.
Sounds like a typical Tuesday to him.
Skyrim?
The last thought on Suleman's mind on the eve of his victory as an asteroid streaks towards them...He regrets banning crabs.
The comedic timing of that.
"We WON!"
*Impending doom approaches*
"Well GG."
"Now, this might not sound like a good idea, and that's because it is not. However, it is an idea, so we're going to do it."
A new favorite phrase I need to try on coworkers.
This is basically how the mind of a manager works.
I legit want this on a shirt, or at least a magnet! 🤣
“You’re gonna want to know how many comets are on their way.”
My expectations is that this world looks like Strangereal after the Ulysses impact.
Edit: I was not disappointed-it looks like Estovakia. Now I want a Stonehenge building that can snipe comets before they hit as a mod.
I understood some of those references.
Best line of this video 'Dumbo's not going to be able to fly away from that one!
Spiff prophesied this day many moons ago in the 'Coal = Win' video and I couldn't be happier to finally see it
The game went "Winning? No, we can't be having that" and immediately wiped out Istanbul.
Yes please to the multiplayer stream! I'd love to see the reactions.
That strategy about rushing flood barriers while also having an insane amount of carbon emissions is how I play Civilization with my friends. None of my friends are willing to settle near the coasts now.
Sid Meier really said "two can play this game" when Spiff jumped back on Civ6.
I don't think I've ever seen a domination victory handed out by random luck before.
25:50 Holy shit that is an amazing use of Stock Photos! Lol, I never would have dreamt that "Swimming Executive in swimming goggles and business suit" would ever be a photo, but apparently it is!
Waterworld indeed!
Civ 6:apocalypse is not an apocalypse
Spiff Brit:fine I'll do it myself
Whoever taught spiff how to do this, we curse you with Reanu’s kiss
thats not a curse my guy
Bless*
Gay
It is a kiss from God, how could I NOT want that?
People, people, the name clearly says REANU not KEANU. Reanu is his evil twin
I definitely would LOVE to watch this in a multiplayer session!
When I watched the trailer, I wanted to play this setup myself. Now, I am not so sure anymore.
Thanks The Spiffing Brit 🇬🇧🥂 for being Excellent and being absolutely ridiculous with your personal challenges. As a strategy gamer I have and continue too love your content. You are a modern day Sir Chap Mega Master of Entertainment, with plucky and cunning comedy and clever exploits cheers 🥂🍾🇬🇧!
This needs multiplayer livestream and a drinking game tacked on for every unit lost to a disaster. It would be madness and it’d be the best stream known to man.
2:42 General Kenobi you are a bold one!
Strange to see him actually making things harder for himself... I dig it
On the one hand, entertainment! On the other hand, it’s reminding me we’ll be going through the same flooding. You win some, you (really) lose some.
I have never seen and heard Spiff in this much anguish
"Dumbo's not going to be able to fly away from that one!" -Spiff 2022
I think a live stream of this would be really fun to watch. also thanks for the videos and content. really picks me up when im having a shitty day
Oh man it was a long way. I remember you with 144k subs. Now look at you! You did this. Thanks for sharing and keep going Spiff
finished a long shift at work and come home to a new spiff Civ 6 video? what a good night
Please play with friends, I’d love to hear all of their reactions to their civs slowly crumbling
That was wonderfully ridiculous! If there was a way to tune down the absolutely constant, large scale wildfires at the start of the game, it may actually be a legitimate game mode: if people have time they could better rush strategies to survive (PREEMPTIVELY cutting down forests, building sea walls in time, etc.)
I'll have my tea at the ready for the moment I can enjoy this glorious video!
Spiffing Brit: If they can program it I can shatter it into a thousand pieces.
Like that episode of star trek that produced a sentient Moriarti, Spiff used all his exploit powers to create a playthrough that could defeat him
I’m surprised you didn’t end up throwing at least one nuclear Gandhi into the mix for the full apocalyptic brick crapping experience
OMG, this shit had me rollin'. I expected it to be crazy, but this was over the top AND I LOVED IT! Please do more of these as single player/multiplayer, whatever. The amount of chaos was entertaining.
See, now that you've mentioned it, this would poetically fit to play with Valefisk, if he does play Civ6. It's exactly like one of his torture games.
Sounds like something you should get Valefisk in on, he loves those games that make you suffer :P
Oh yeah you need a multiplayer of this :D The race to the title of "World Flooder" would be great.
That was epic! I could never play games like this, and I'm SO glad to see someone take on the maddest of challenges!
Just going to say, congrats on the 3.3 subscribers.
The amount of time I sat, watching this, and laughing out loud, was top tier. Good shit Spiffing Brit
"The Huns with Genghis Khan." I dunno if I'm missing out on a bit or something, but that got my inner history nerd up in arms.
This was really fun, please do a second one!
Humanity has suffered five extinction level events, and we are living in what the Mayans called the 6th world, hence Civilization 6. The real Apocalypse for Civilization games is simply when the game ends, and you start a new game. Very few survive, everyone is sent back to the stone age, the entire world map is changed, and after enough time has passed traces of previous civilizations mostly disappear.
I like how spiff manages to make the most infuriating existence possible funny. He must have learned from the ancient romans
I love this. It's the musical chairs of which nations voted for Giant Meteor first.
The mispronunciation of "Seoul" really killed me 😂
It's not pronounced "Ceeol"...it's pronounced like the English word "Soul" 😉
And the Mahapajit... The Mapahajit... The Majahapit. The Majapahit.
@@Fa771n9 And Xian- "Shee-ahn", not "Zyan".
Haven't watched one of your vids in a while and im like a minute in and you're hilarious 🤣 glad im back
the masterful context awareness of the editor makes the videos extra Perfectly Balanced (TM)
Live stream multiplayer sounds absolutely beautiful
Spiff, I am begging you, as a tea drinking yank who would swear off coffee just for you, please make a livestream of this. It would make my whole year!
I love that he devolves into building giant religious monuments hoping the gods will spare him.
Those comets we're all just tender thank you kisses blown to you by Reanu Keeves all the way from Skyrim.
I'd love to see the multi-player, or even a game of the zombie edition.
Hahaha Ghengis just chilling, building wonders, being all like "I am truly favored by heaven."
You Sir, are a special creature, for I have never seen a being absolutely destroy the balance of so many games and continue to enjoy it, I raise my Yorkshire Gold with two teaspoons of honey to your honour *tips nonexistent hat* P.S. tell your editors I love them
@Thespiffingbrit_PS5 thanks dipshit for the blazingly obvious scam
A multiplayergame of this sounds great.
"This might not sound like a good idea, and that's because it's not."
The most British thing you've said so far.
Spiff: The Huns led by Genghis Khan
Me: Soul.exe has stopped working
Now I need to see Brit playing Warhammer 40K Gladius, I'm curious to how they would handle fighting Tyranids, Tau, Chaos, Imperial Guard, Sisters of Battle, Space Marines, Orks, Eldar, Dark Eldar, etc.
A live stream of this mod would be hilariously perfectly balanced
The Great Reset!? What a beautiful concept for creators. A brand new blank canvas and a warm cup of coffee. It's actually happening.
Spiff: "Which of these outstanding civilizations do you think will win today"
Me, looking at all of the forest title: "...I'm pretty sure the forest fires are going to win"
"A forest fire has occured, even affected the inside of your city stone walls
This is the only time I've seen a game exploit Spiff.
I was busting a serious gut near the end. This was beyond hilarious.
I think the world, real and civ, need a multiplayer doomsday apocalypse-tastic game with Spiff and his friends!
Civ 6 "Here's an apocalypse for you" Spiff "Hold my tea!"
25:45 Of course everyone loves the water world, there's no more wildfires.
So... I'm pretty sure you told me to have my tea "ice warm" and... it's summer here so I'm drinking iced tea. Nailed it!
Wow, the game really just targeted him at the end!
... you know, I've never really understood how greenhouse gasses lead to an increase in asteroid collisions...
im a strong believer that brit just wants to see the world burn but is so chrasmetic that the "villan arc" is just another person good venture.
19:42 a perfect analogy for why we have a messed up climate situation today
Thanks Spiff! Needed that laugh today
Im pretty sure this would classify as a Death World in 40k
Nobody's gonna talk about how Spiff calls Majapahit "MajaHaPit"?
While watching this video a song came to my head, spontaneously: "I don't want, to set the world on fire..."
As we all know. Space rocks from millions of miles away suddenly change course when a planet starts to have a runaway greenhouse effect xD
I never thought -48 amenity was possible, but I guess it is
Nice to know that humanity can still survive in this hypothetical Kurzgesagt world.
Damn it he got me the one time I decided to be jazzy. Keep your gard up friends. (Liked)
You're such a skilled gamer, spiff. I mean, you never use exploits!
@@TheSneakerFile. Ah yes, the bot account. You almost had me until I noticed the awful writing. Get lost.
“the occasional comet might delete a city”
Me, who lost 7 cities in one game to comets, and almost failed my culture victory thanks to the loss of great works:
That looked frustrating, but oh so rewarding, when Istanbul got blown up.
"And if you feel jazzy you must like the video" Well...I do feel kinda jazzy...*Jazzhands-sigh*...Just doin my job.
Normally you'd always want to bet on Spiff, but this time I think I'll bet on mother nature to win.
A magnitude 74 earthquake is, um, quite big. Like, enough to rip the entire Earth apart, several times over, big. 170 tiles makes this world seem remarkably resilient.
Spiff just found out the beautiful side of BBQing by using burn wood as fuel for a fire, reburning burnt wood known as charcoal
Ottoman Pre-mature celebration moment was fantastic