Ethiopia (Tizita) 0:00 - Ancient Era 2:59 - Medieval Era (with Bati) 7:54 - Industrial Era 12:11 - Atomic Era About these Pieces: Tizita (as well as Bati) are both genres of music found in Ethiopia and Eritrea. Tizita means "memory", "longing" or "nostalgia" and is most often compared to American Blues or Portuguese Saudade due to the style's sad lyrics. The term "Tizita" might also refer to a scale / mode (a scale is the set of notes that are primarily used in any piece at any point in the piece's duration) used mainly in Ethiopian music. The style of Tizita was introduced by "Azmaris", comparable to European bards. These instrumentalists, either male or female, would often skilfully improvise vocal passages, accompanying themselves with a one stringed fiddle known as a "masenqo", or a lyre known as "krar", which can be heard most prominently at the beginning of the Industrial/Atomic eras. Like bards, they would often perform in places serving mead, or "tejbeit", with "tej" meaning mead. On the other hand, the name for Bati comes from the name of the region (or in Amharic, "woreda") from which it comes from, the Bati region. LIke Tizita, Bati can also refer to a scale, and is in fact one of the four important scales (or "kignits") that make up Ethiopian music along with Tizita, Ambassel and Anchihoye. (Source: Wikipedia) (Credit goes to Kasikasiven Djinn on Peaches Lamb's Ancient and Medieval Ethiopian Theme videos for the lyrics, if anyone can convert this to Amharic that'd be greatly appreciated): Tizita - Ancient Era: Anchi yemtiyiw lene mech gebtogn new Anchi yemtiyiw lene mech gebtogn new, lene mech gebtogn new (x2) Yehulet bet atfi(n) yelehum(?) biye new (x3) Tizita - Medieval Era: Tizitash zewetir wedene (e)yemeta (x2) efoy yemilibet hiwote gize ata (x3) Yenema Firkriye teweledech (?) Bati - Medieval Era: Ere bati bati, Bati Ketema (x2) Kemibelaw beker, yemital yelewm (x2) Embi bla neber, eyekobelelch (x2) Ke Desse satwota, Kombolicha teyazech (x2)
Things I do and feel while listening to a new civ6 soundtrack: - Enjoying the vibes - Researching the leader, and culture. - Being amazed by the colorfulness of humanity. Awesome. - Country is now well known by me on the map, and now I know one Great Leader from that Civ, I mean country. - Thinking about Sid's team, and how they choose their civs, and how that influences me. For example I'am hungarian, and the way they instrumented the music of my land brings a tear to my eye. - Smiling and being contented. This is way more than gaming. - We are skyrocketing now towards a Type II Civilization. Thank you.
Amen dude. It always amazes me how much work goes into accurately portraying a culture in this game. Huge props to the Civ team! (Hungary is hands down one of my favorite civs both for their playstyle and their music, and their portrayal in Civ really makes we want to visit the country someday.)
I don’t speak this language by any means, but the singer in the ancient and medieval renditions convey so much emotion through their performance, even if I cannot understand the lyrics
Congratulations to GEOFF KNORR, for once again creating another brilliant and emotive civ track. This musician is to me by far the best part of Civ6 as a game, he's the carry, thank you
I can’t believe my ears??? They really put Tizita as the theme. It would only be better if they got Mahmoud Ahmed himself to perform it. The flute in ancient perfects the song
Yeah, lyric tracks are especially interesting in this game. The blend of "old world" traditional songs with modern instruments in the later eras is always very cool and unique. Cree and Zulu are among my favorite tracks because of that. This Ethiopia soundtrack is still really good. But it probably left behind an opportunity to stand out even more.
@@AnAngelineer I did not like the Atomic Era Zulu theme. They actually used autotune, which I thought was terrible. To each their own, though. My particular favorite of the tracks with lyrics is a tie with Georgia and the Māori (I come from a similar Pacific Island culture - Chamorro).
@@TheSpectacledOwl To be fair, I am not that knowledgeable about music, so I can't pick up on technical aspects like this. But all those tracks (including the one you mention now) impressed me for the uniqueness that came from blending traditional lyrics and modern techniques. My lack of musical knowledge/experience might be part of why I was so impressed, though. XD
Wow. My roommate came in and said, "why are you listening to country music?" Lol i guess Ethiopian music and country have some similarities :) can't wait to play as ETHIOPIA
@@sweetbrown89 You can just type tizita ethiopian music or bati ethiopian music and find them, the second one is bati, it is very much performed traditionally even today with all the instruments and so, lots of videos on youtube
A good Addition would be Tecumseh! Tecumseh wanted to start his own Country after the American Revolution; he would be perfect for Civ 6. Civ 6 should also re add: Hiawatha and Replace Sitting Bull with Red Cloud
I'm a bit disappointed the Atomic and Industrial themes don't keep the lyrics, I feel like we could've had a theme to rival the Zulu for best individual civ themes if they kept the lyrics in.
Awesome st! Somehow reminds me Tinariwen music style, tuareg music and song band. Interesting to feel the crossover styles between two cultural neighbors
I might be wrong but 3 things that every person should know about Ethiopia: -The current evidences points that the homo sapiens originated from the region where today is Ethiopia. -The coffee too. -Ethiopia is the only current nation in Africa that resisted colonization.
Strange I am Asian-American and this music sounds somewhat Asian, I think it's the scales. Celtic music also sounds Asian, probably explains why my parents love listening to it.
@@AMR_k400 thats a common misconception, Ethiopians are the orginal africans, we never mixed with arabs. our history is well documented. Egypt was invaded in 7th centruay we repeled those attacks, and even before never mixed with arabs... they come from us, those physical characterstics u describe are not unique to us in africa as well, look at east africa/southern africa, rwanda, brundi kenya...
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Sitting Bull of the Lakota Empire Leader Ability: Grasshoppers from the Sky Killing a unit provides Faith equal to 50% of its Combat Strength. Units gain +7 Combat Strength against units from later Eras. Civilization Ability: Seven Sacred Rites Completing District Projects provides +50 Faith and Great Prophet Points, +100 if the city has two Tipi Improvements. Unique Unit: Lakota Warband Sioux Unique Industrial Era Light Cavalry Unit that replaces the Cavalry. +7 Combat Strength in Plains Hills and Grasslands Hills Tiles. Requires 10 Horses to train. Production Cost: 300 Gold Cost: 1150 Gold Maintenance: 3 Movement Points: 5 Combat Strength: 67 Unique Improvement: Tipi Sioux Unique Improvement unlocked with Animal Husbandry. +2 Housing +1 Food +1 Production +1 Food for every two adjacent Pastures, increasing to +1 Food for every adjacent Pasture(with Horseback Riding) Can only be built on Flat Grasslands, Flat Plains, Grasslands Hills, and Plains Hills. Leader Agenda: Sun Dance Hates those who have a different Home Continent but have Cities on his Home Continent and will try to conquer them. Likes those who do not have Cities on his Home Continent. Greeting: I can sense great power from you, stranger. I am Sitting Bull, a holy man of the Lakota, and possibly, your friend. Agenda Approval: Wakhán Thánka has come to me in a vision, and tells me that we have no need to fear you. I hope that this way continues. Agenda Disapproval: You encroach on our lands, and you are chasing away the animals that sustain our people. I warn you to stop this. Attacked: We have shown you these lands, showed you what riches we had, and we offered you these in exchange for trade. But no. You insist on taking it by force, and we will defend ourselves with force. Declares War on You: You are harming the sacred lands of which the spirits reside in. The vision I have has shown me that you will fall before us as grasshoppers from the sky. Defeat: I know what you will do with me. I am not going. Do with me what you like. I am not going. Come on! Come on! Take action! Let’s go!
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there was a bit of a missed opportunity in the Industrial and Atomic Eras since modern Ethiopian music (from what I found) is a lot of autotune singers with a few synthetic instruments and a few traditional instruments playing at the same time
U should dig deeper and also amahric is not the only language in Ethiopia there are other languages with great music like tigrinya,harari i highly recommend them
Iceland got lampshaded a bit, with Norway claiming some of their cities, same with Sweden claiming Finland’s cities... which is a bit understandable to not overload the game with Nordics...but the one that absolutely baffles me is that Denmark is completely unrepresented at all
@@sweetbrown89 it was only until 1262 that they came under Norwegian and later Danish rulership, but it was a fully independent country from the beginning of the 8th century. It was led by a parliament (the althing), which consisted of the most powerful clan leaders on the island. The parliament is probably the oldest still surviving parliament in the world, which was then led by a chieftain/lawspeaker. The country has a distinct language, strong culture and a wide variety of traditional folk music, so for those reasons I think it has quite some potential to become a civ. But after all, there are plenty of Mediterranean civs in the game, so I don't get why there shouldn't be more than two Nordic civs in the game
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Ethiopia (Tizita)
0:00 - Ancient Era
2:59 - Medieval Era (with Bati)
7:54 - Industrial Era
12:11 - Atomic Era
About these Pieces:
Tizita (as well as Bati) are both genres of music found in Ethiopia and Eritrea. Tizita means "memory", "longing" or "nostalgia" and is most often compared to American Blues or Portuguese Saudade due to the style's sad lyrics. The term "Tizita" might also refer to a scale / mode (a scale is the set of notes that are primarily used in any piece at any point in the piece's duration) used mainly in Ethiopian music. The style of Tizita was introduced by "Azmaris", comparable to European bards. These instrumentalists, either male or female, would often skilfully improvise vocal passages, accompanying themselves with a one stringed fiddle known as a "masenqo", or a lyre known as "krar", which can be heard most prominently at the beginning of the Industrial/Atomic eras. Like bards, they would often perform in places serving mead, or "tejbeit", with "tej" meaning mead.
On the other hand, the name for Bati comes from the name of the region (or in Amharic, "woreda") from which it comes from, the Bati region. LIke Tizita, Bati can also refer to a scale, and is in fact one of the four important scales (or "kignits") that make up Ethiopian music along with Tizita, Ambassel and Anchihoye. (Source: Wikipedia)
(Credit goes to Kasikasiven Djinn on Peaches Lamb's Ancient and Medieval Ethiopian Theme videos for the lyrics, if anyone can convert this to Amharic that'd be greatly appreciated):
Tizita - Ancient Era:
Anchi yemtiyiw lene mech gebtogn new
Anchi yemtiyiw lene mech gebtogn new, lene mech gebtogn new
(x2)
Yehulet bet atfi(n) yelehum(?) biye new (x3)
Tizita - Medieval Era:
Tizitash zewetir wedene (e)yemeta (x2)
efoy yemilibet hiwote gize ata (x3)
Yenema Firkriye teweledech (?)
Bati - Medieval Era:
Ere bati bati, Bati Ketema (x2)
Kemibelaw beker, yemital yelewm (x2)
Embi bla neber, eyekobelelch (x2)
Ke Desse satwota, Kombolicha teyazech (x2)
A hero we don't deserve 👏
Thank you.
My favourite is industrial era
Thanks ❤
@@augustrnning7823 it's so uplifting!!
For the first time Peaches Lamb is not faster
Well, s/he uploads the music when the game DLC is available
to be fair this is the official channel, its impossible to have it before them, for fan uploads peaches is usually the fastest
@@kR-qj7rw ye, I know, just in fact
But we can count on Peaches Lamb to chop this vid up, into seperate eras
@@archangel9363 i can agree on that one
Things I do and feel while listening to a new civ6 soundtrack:
- Enjoying the vibes
- Researching the leader, and culture.
- Being amazed by the colorfulness of humanity. Awesome.
- Country is now well known by me on the map, and now I know one Great Leader from that Civ, I mean country.
- Thinking about Sid's team, and how they choose their civs, and how that influences me.
For example I'am hungarian, and the way they instrumented the music of my land brings a tear to my eye.
- Smiling and being contented. This is way more than gaming.
- We are skyrocketing now towards a Type II Civilization.
Thank you.
Én is magyar vagyok! A magyar soundtrack szerintem is nagyon jó lett
@@dereinzigartigeherryoda9742 i think not
cute post
Amen dude. It always amazes me how much work goes into accurately portraying a culture in this game. Huge props to the Civ team!
(Hungary is hands down one of my favorite civs both for their playstyle and their music, and their portrayal in Civ really makes we want to visit the country someday.)
I love your post but I have to say I usually like to listen to the music for the first time while playing the civ
Never thought I’d see the day the traditional music I grew up listening to would be a soundtrack on Civ lol
🤝its a blessed day
The world is growing rapidly in more than just the West these days. New countries are rising quickly and pulling a lot of people out of poverty.
I don’t speak this language by any means, but the singer in the ancient and medieval renditions convey so much emotion through their performance, even if I cannot understand the lyrics
Probably it is Amharic, the nowadays language of Ethiopia !
I’m Ethiopian and it feels great to see my culture represented in one of my all time favorite games
Can you identify either song used here?
I love playing with them in Civ V
@@sweetbrown89 Its Love song!
Lemlem what?
@@sweetbrown89 You asked about the Ethiopian songs and I said it's love songs!
Once again, the Civ 6 soundtrack team delivers a masterpiece. On behalf of all your fans, I say, thank you.
Thank you very much for introducing and promoting the Ethiopian history and art to the wider world. So grateful!
They already did on Civilization V, with Haile Selassie! They were my favourite!
@@pablor.sepulveda9929
In Civ 4 too.
@@budakbaongsiah Yes, Zara Yacob 😁
@@pablor.sepulveda9929 ya u mean The west African looking guy 😂😂😂 man that shit never gets old. I think they're trying to do Shaka Zulu
Here’s when the different themes start playing, enjoy!
Ancient: 0:00
Medieval: 3:00
Industrial: 7:50
Atomic: 12:08
Thanks satán
I like it, very gracefull proud to be Ethiopian 🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹
Could you tell us what's the meaning of the lyrics?
And, I loved playing as Ethiopia in Civ V, and I will do it again this time
You should be your culture is so rich & colourful!!
@abelketema1442 ancient Christian Brothers ✝️ Matthew the Apostle came to your lands with the Word of God and you all accepted. Praise to Ethiopia
How do these keep getting better? Will human ears be able to handle a Civ 7 soundtrack?
I don't know.
I hope there wont be a civ7 just keep making 6 better
@@rohanjose4967 Me too. It has so much more potential.
I hope civ7 will not have boring shit like V had.
@@williamtheconqueror7807 yeah just keep doing more civ6
Congratulations to GEOFF KNORR, for once again creating another brilliant and emotive civ track. This musician is to me by far the best part of Civ6 as a game, he's the carry, thank you
Agreed 100% on the music being the best part of the game. I love everything about it but the music is exceptional.
The music for Georgia is definitely the best part of that civ.
This is a certified slap. On the soundtrack tier list it's definitely S tier, right up there with Tamar and Shaka
This was rather unexpected drop, but expect my piano cover for Ethiopia in a few days! :)
upd: done!
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I can’t believe my ears??? They really put Tizita as the theme. It would only be better if they got Mahmoud Ahmed himself to perform it. The flute in ancient perfects the song
No this is the best song!
We are still loyal, @Peaches Lamb
Kinda wish they kept the vocals for the later ages.
Yeah, lyric tracks are especially interesting in this game. The blend of "old world" traditional songs with modern instruments in the later eras is always very cool and unique. Cree and Zulu are among my favorite tracks because of that.
This Ethiopia soundtrack is still really good. But it probably left behind an opportunity to stand out even more.
@@AnAngelineer i agree it would have made it way better. Cree and Zulu are 2 of the best for sure
@@AnAngelineer I did not like the Atomic Era Zulu theme.
They actually used autotune, which I thought was terrible. To each their own, though.
My particular favorite of the tracks with lyrics is a tie with Georgia and the Māori (I come from a similar Pacific Island culture - Chamorro).
@@TheSpectacledOwl To be fair, I am not that knowledgeable about music, so I can't pick up on technical aspects like this. But all those tracks (including the one you mention now) impressed me for the uniqueness that came from blending traditional lyrics and modern techniques.
My lack of musical knowledge/experience might be part of why I was so impressed, though. XD
Wow. My roommate came in and said, "why are you listening to country music?" Lol i guess Ethiopian music and country have some similarities :) can't wait to play as ETHIOPIA
In a comment above, the banjo originated in West Africa as the krar.
@@sweetbrown89 do u mean east?
Tewodros Samson well, it came to East Africa through trade
Both songs, Tizita and Bati, are music genres from Ethiopian Highlands. The first one is considered the "Ethiopian Blues."
Can you identify actual TH-cam videos of the songs performed traditionally?
@@sweetbrown89 You can just type tizita ethiopian music or bati ethiopian music and find them, the second one is bati, it is very much performed traditionally even today with all the instruments and so, lots of videos on youtube
yonas tekle uh...are they specific songs (with lyrics)? I see songs that are an hour long...? I’ve listened to a few and they don’t sound the same
@@sweetbrown89 It's more of a genre... You might find some music with those names but I believe he's talking about the Ethiopian music modal system
The music is by far the best feature in Civ 6.
Getting great goosebumps hearing this while flying over Ethiopia in FS2020
normally I'm not a big fan of the late game musics, but they did it really well with this one
My favorite atrocity is autotuned Shaka, I laugh so hard, every time.
@@alantremonti1381 it has no right to be as good as it is
Wow this sound track is blowing my mind this is amazing,I am proud to be Ethiopian
Love the singing on this one. I'd never heard anything quite like it!
A good Addition would be Tecumseh!
Tecumseh wanted to start his own Country after the American Revolution; he would be perfect for Civ 6.
Civ 6 should also re add: Hiawatha and Replace Sitting Bull with Red Cloud
5:15 is the real deal
It's "Bati" Song Style
Great music. I never played Civ but it made me happy my country Ethiopia is included.
This goes to show the next level of effort the team take with adding a civ and why it takes a while!
I'm a bit disappointed the Atomic and Industrial themes don't keep the lyrics, I feel like we could've had a theme to rival the Zulu for best individual civ themes if they kept the lyrics in.
Huitzilopochtli himself???
Maddox Bellrose no just a fan account
@@huitzilopochtli2840
Ah I see, my day of enlightenment is further away then
Zulu and Ethiopia got some pretty nice tunes, but Cree (particularly the atomic version) is still my all-time fave
@@juanjuri6127 Agreed, but Mali and Georgia are also amazing
Wow you really have outdone yourselves with this! Easily the best Civ soundtrack.
Adding them to the list of civs that never get knocked out of the game, because their music is so damned good.
Thank you so much for posting these even before the DLC is released; the music in Civilization VI is always top-tier!
እግዚአብሔር ይመስገን ስለ ስለኢትዮጵያ። አምላካችን አልተወንም እና እናመሰግነውአለን።
Imagine travelling through Lalibela, Aksum & Gondar listening to this 😌
Beautiful Mezmur 🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹
*They never got Ethiopia*
No one did
@Skrooge LantayThey are our blood
We did? We kept it for years during the war
The wise tune of Bill Watrz.
@@alverygrissom2544 not for long
Ethiopia is giving Colombia a run for its money with that fire flute playing (or similar instrument).
2nd song is called Tizita which translates to memories in English. It’s a love song btw
3rd song is called Bati which is a place in Ethiopia. And the song is basically showing love to this region.
Last song is very hard to tell as it has been remixed
Tizita is in all the eras, while in medieval era it comes with Bati
@@pablor.sepulveda9929 i actually have no clue about the game. i just know the songs coz i am from ethiopia
@@swali8232 The game is divided into 4 eras. While you play, the song changes. That's why you have 4 songs in the video, buddy
ኢትዮጵያ ሐገሬ እግዚአብሔር አምላክ ይጠብቅሽ በምህረቱ።
Xnx
Awesome st! Somehow reminds me Tinariwen music style, tuareg music and song band. Interesting to feel the crossover styles between two cultural neighbors
Amazigh and people from the horn of africa have very similar culture from musical instruments,to food, colthing , house decoration ,...
This never gets old, I cannot stop listening to it when I study.
Great choices civ team! Really appreciate this
This music is so beautiful you guys & your works continue to amazing me!👏
I might be wrong but 3 things that every person should know about Ethiopia:
-The current evidences points that the homo sapiens originated from the region where today is Ethiopia.
-The coffee too.
-Ethiopia is the only current nation in Africa that resisted colonization.
Great soundtrack! I will bring him the cultural victory.
I can listen to this for hours
You can, play a marathon length game
Nice themes, but I wish the vocals continued in the Industrial and Atomic eras. :(
It's like the opposite as the ottomans
Очень атмосферная и красивая мелодия.
THAT’S SOME REAL MUSIC AMAZING JOB SID 🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹
This is the sound I made when I realized Ethiopia was the only African country to never be conquered or colonized
Strange I am Asian-American and this music sounds somewhat Asian, I think it's the scales. Celtic music also sounds Asian, probably explains why my parents love listening to it.
Interesting! I am Ethiopian and every time when I listen to Asian music, I get Ethiopian vibe.
The thing is Ethiopians are a mix between south arabians and people feom the horn of Africa most of them have straight noses,long hair and small lips
@@AMR_k400 thats a common misconception, Ethiopians are the orginal africans, we never mixed with arabs. our history is well documented. Egypt was invaded in 7th centruay we repeled those attacks, and even before never mixed with arabs... they come from us, those physical characterstics u describe are not unique to us in africa as well, look at east africa/southern africa, rwanda, brundi kenya...
@@Ethiodaily22 u are living in a delusion
@@AMR_k400 lol ur going to tell me about my history... its facts buddy not fiction by hollywood
They're all good but Medieval Era is such unbelievable fire
Is it weird I get an Old Wild West vibe from the Ancient and Medieval tracks?
Maybe it is because of western instruments are used
Slow and steady dodges colonialism
@@andredepadua8799 the banjo sounding instrument is the krar, which is more like a harp, or a lyre specifically.
@@andredepadua8799 you're welcome
André de Pádua I completely agree but....
Aksum*
I’m sorry
I am my ancestors blood proud to be an Ethiopian, we are undefeatable because we put God first.
Aw man, I was hoping for something more like Mulatu Astatke.
I like to play religion focused so Ethiopia fits my style perfectly. And with these beautiful songs, it´s just the icing on the cake :))
Am I the only who only love all ancient era music more than other eras?
those fingers....
I know. The longer I watch them, the creepier it gets.
Why have you said this I don’t think I’ll ever be able to look at him the same again
They are long jeez lol
Menelik the pianist
His eyes are creepy too. It doesn't look very natural...
Hair standing up on the back of my arms... Nice.
I liked the era labels in the Gran Columbia video, but they're missing in this video. Please make sure to include them in the next!
They are on the video's description
This song is more than iconic. Unwittingly historic choice! Tizita = Mnemosyne. Mnemosyne, mother of nine Muses. The language track extends to Muse.
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Why does the Ethiopian leader looks like hes about to hunt down some vampires
Very good and authentic. I fully expect some Ethiopian government agency to steal the Atomic age theme for a snazzy video in a few years.
Min sertew yiblu tadiya lol
Giuseppe Garibaldi of the Italian Empire
Leader Ability: Expedition of the Thousand
Gain Great General Points from killing Enemy Units.
Gain the Garabaldini Unique Unit with Nationalism.
Civilization Ability: Italian Renaissance
Cities with at least two Specialty Districts provide +50% Great Person Points and Culture,
increasing to +100% in Cities with at least four Specialty Districts.
Unique Unit: Garabaldini
Italian Unique Industrial Era Melee Unit when Giuseppe Garibaldi is their leader.
+5 Combat Strength when within two Tiles of a Great General or a Condottiero.
Production Cost: 350
Gold Cost: 1,350
Gold Maintenance: 5
Movement Points: 2
Combat Strength: 65
Unique Unit: Condottiero
Italian Unique Great Person.
Gain 1 Condottieri every Era.
+7 Combat Strength and +1 Movement to every Military Land Unit
regardless of Era within 2 Tiles.
+5 additional Combat Strength to Levied Units.
List of Condottieri:
Bartolomeo Colleoni
Retire Effect: +10% Production towards Districts.
Alberico da Barbarino
Retire Effect: Recruiting a Great Person provides 50 Science.
John Hawkwood
Retire Effect: Cost of purchasing Military Units is reduced by -25%
Francesco Sforza
Retire Effect: Gain +1 Envoy every time you recruit a Great General.
Ambrogio Spinola
Retire Effect: Melee Units within two Tiles gain +50% Combat Experience and +5 Combat Strength.
Cesare Borgia
Retire Effect: Units gain +5 Combat Strength against City-States.
Fernando Francesco D’Ávalos
Retire Effect: Units within two Tiles gain +4 Combat Strength and instantly heal.
Unique Infrastructure: Duomo
Italian Unique Building that replaces the Temple.
Provides Culture equal to the Faith adjacency bonus of its Holy Site.
Provides +1 Great Work of Religious Art Slot.
Production Cost: 120
Gold Maintenance: 2
+5 Faith
+1 Citizen Slot
+1 Great Prophet Points
+1 Relic Slot
+1 Great Work of Religious Art Slot
Leader Agenda: Hero of the Two Worlds
Will try to collect as many Great Generals as possible, and likes those who do the same.
Dislikes those who do not make an effort to collect Great Generals.
Greeting: Greetings, stranger. I am Giuseppe Garibaldi, general of the Kingdom of Italy, and a hero of two worlds.
Agenda Approval: We see the efforts you put into defending your people,
the great men who lead your soldiers in the defense of their lands. It is a wonderful sight.
Agenda Disapproval: What are you doing? Do you want your nation to be destroyed?
Your people subjugated? If not, take your men of talent and turn them into warriors.
Attacked: Forward true Italians! Let him who loves his country
in his heart, and not his lips only, follow me!
Declares War on You: You are a weak and insignificant nation. You will fall within days of the war’s start.
Defeated: I have failed you, Italy. You and your people.
I wish to die with you.
Sitting Bull of the Lakota Empire
Leader Ability: Grasshoppers from the Sky
Killing a unit provides Faith equal to 50% of its Combat Strength.
Units gain +7 Combat Strength against units from later Eras.
Civilization Ability: Seven Sacred Rites
Completing District Projects provides +50 Faith and Great Prophet Points,
+100 if the city has two Tipi Improvements.
Unique Unit: Lakota Warband
Sioux Unique Industrial Era Light Cavalry Unit that replaces the Cavalry.
+7 Combat Strength in Plains Hills and Grasslands Hills Tiles.
Requires 10 Horses to train.
Production Cost: 300
Gold Cost: 1150
Gold Maintenance: 3
Movement Points: 5
Combat Strength: 67
Unique Improvement: Tipi
Sioux Unique Improvement unlocked with Animal Husbandry.
+2 Housing
+1 Food
+1 Production
+1 Food for every two adjacent Pastures,
increasing to +1 Food for every adjacent Pasture(with Horseback Riding)
Can only be built on Flat Grasslands, Flat Plains, Grasslands Hills, and Plains Hills.
Leader Agenda: Sun Dance
Hates those who have a different Home Continent but have Cities on his Home Continent
and will try to conquer them. Likes those who do not have Cities on his Home Continent.
Greeting: I can sense great power from you, stranger.
I am Sitting Bull, a holy man of the Lakota, and possibly, your friend.
Agenda Approval: Wakhán Thánka has come to me in a vision,
and tells me that we have no need to fear you. I hope that this way continues.
Agenda Disapproval: You encroach on our lands, and you are chasing away
the animals that sustain our people. I warn you to stop this.
Attacked: We have shown you these lands, showed you what riches we had, and we offered you these in exchange for trade.
But no. You insist on taking it by force, and we will defend ourselves with force.
Declares War on You: You are harming the sacred lands of which the spirits reside in.
The vision I have has shown me that you will fall before us as grasshoppers from the sky.
Defeat: I know what you will do with me. I am not going. Do with me what you like.
I am not going. Come on! Come on! Take action! Let’s go!
For all reading this, this is not a leak. This is just my imagination. If you want more of my ideas, check out the Ethiopia reveal video.
Henry the Navigator of the Portuguese Empire
Leader Ability: Volta Do Mar
Naval Units gain +1 Movement Points and +1 Sight Range.
Trade Routes gain +4 Gold and +2 Food if the Destination City is on a Foreign Continent.
Civilization Ability: Os Lusíadas
All Cities gain +1% Production, Food, and Gold for every Conquered City on a Foreign Continent (Caps at 15%).
Melee, Heavy Cavalry, and Ranged Units gain +5 Combat Strength when on a foreign Continent.
Unique Unit: Carrack
Portuguese Unique Renaissance Era Naval Melee Unit that replaces the Caravel.
Can construct a Feitoria on an adjacent Land Tile. Gains Experience from discovering Natural Wonders.
Production Cost: 250
Gold Cost: 980
Gold Maintenance: 4
Movement Points: 6
Melee Strength: 58
Unique Infrastructure: Feitoria
Portuguese Unique Improvement unlocked with Castles.
Can only be adjacent to Luxury Resources.
Can only be built on an unclaimed Tile.
Automatically improves adjacent Luxury Resources and provide their Amenities
to the nearest 4 Portuguese Cities.
+2 Production
+2 Gold
+1 Gold for every adjacent Luxury Resource
+1 Production for every adjacent District.
Leader Agenda: Terçanabal
Will try to explore and colonize as much as possible and dislikes those who do the same.
Likes those who do not put much effort into exploring or colonize.
Greeting: Ah, You must be the foreign ruler I have been told great things about.
I am Infante Dom Henrique, Prince of Portugal, and Duke of Viseu.
Agenda Approval: Our explorers are showing the world our splendor and might.
I assume you see it as well.
Agenda Disapproval: We have been granted by God these conquests and colonies,
and we do not intend to let savages like you become obstacles in the way of His will.
Attacked: Well, since you have desired for the destruction of your nation, we shall oblige.
Declares War on You: We have no personal vendetta against you,
but it is a fact that your lands would be much improved under Portuguese rule.
Defeated: How did it come to this? How did we fall so ignominiously?
I’m honestly speechless of the developers don’t at least add some of what you wrote into the game ima be disappointed
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there was a bit of a missed opportunity in the Industrial and Atomic Eras since modern Ethiopian music (from what I found) is a lot of autotune singers with a few synthetic instruments and a few traditional instruments playing at the same time
U should dig deeper and also amahric is not the only language in Ethiopia there are other languages with great music like tigrinya,harari i highly recommend them
Fantastic as always.
The moment when you found yourself that they've never got it...
Damn incredible as always. Industrial one is my fav :3 too bad the vocals don't carry over, was hoping to see how it integrates with the orchestra.
Very interesting composition
It's so beautiful I love this theme.
Ethiopians are Hamites, their music is so interesting.
Mix between Hamite and Samite perhaps, at least for the Amharics.
Melodious and rhythmic!
@@kasikasivendjinn5345 amharas are not the only semities there are about 7-8 others
Not bad, but kinda miss the CIv 5 theme for Ethiopia
I'm captured by the history of these people!
ETIOPIA FOREVER!!!!!!
Please upload this on Spotify :(
Quite sad you didnt include any of the sounds of Teddy Afro's music for the atomic era but it's good nonetheless
teddy afro doesn't belong in a game like this about Ethiopian civilization in the same way Adele doesn't belong in a game about British civilization.
Ahh, the beautiful sounds of asking Menelik to stop sending apostles to my capital.
Beautiful!
Can you bring Portugal to civ 6 pleaseee
Yes, Ethiopia Forever!!!!
5:13 bati start.
Finally some ingame true theme of Ethiopia, Love that❤️👍 but sad no begena
This is great!
Is Getachew Mekuria, the vocalist and washint-player, related to the jazz saxophonist with the same name?
That Atomic Era swell tho
5:14 don’t mind me just leaving a timestamp
I don't know what he's saying... but I know it's amazing :))
ETHIOPIA! 💪🏾🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹
Ezim tegenagnen lol🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹
The best soundtrack in Civilization!!!
OMGGGGGGGGG YESSSSSSS
I think it'd be cool to see Iceland as a civ
Iceland got lampshaded a bit, with Norway claiming some of their cities, same with Sweden claiming Finland’s cities... which is a bit understandable to not overload the game with Nordics...but the one that absolutely baffles me is that Denmark is completely unrepresented at all
@@sweetbrown89 denmark was in civ 5 tho
@@sweetbrown89 it was only until 1262 that they came under Norwegian and later Danish rulership, but it was a fully independent country from the beginning of the 8th century. It was led by a parliament (the althing), which consisted of the most powerful clan leaders on the island. The parliament is probably the oldest still surviving parliament in the world, which was then led by a chieftain/lawspeaker. The country has a distinct language, strong culture and a wide variety of traditional folk music, so for those reasons I think it has quite some potential to become a civ. But after all, there are plenty of Mediterranean civs in the game, so I don't get why there shouldn't be more than two Nordic civs in the game
Ian Witte TSL crowding
Keegan Moonshine yes...but we’re talking Civ VI...
I really enjoy the country of wales so please add this in this great game.
please add
Music :)
5:15 hooh
My favorite of all.
Sounds kinda groovy.
F for Peaches Lamb
It's obvious he won't get the songs until the game's DLC is released... You cannot compete against the official game's account
i have a question for all civ fans: what is the best CIV 6 song?(also name the era).
Too many incredible ones: Atomic Japan, Industrial China, Industrial Brazil, Industrial Kongo, Industrial Russia, Industrial Australia, Industrial Persia, Atomic Macedon, Industrial Cree, Industrial Scotland, Industrial Canada, Atomic Sweden, Atomic Ottomans, Industrial Maya, Atomic Gran Colombia...
Medieval Greece or industrial Poland, I’m a simple man
I don't know the era but, waltzing matilda for australia
Ethan Griffis That would be all the eras. :p
Industrial Zulu is the best hands down.
man u should give us lyrics and translation too