I loved Civ 6 and if I'm not already convinced by some of the changes they've made (everyone seems quite happy with the admittedly Big change of "no builders") then I am intrigued at how I receive the changed myself. I didn't care for Religion in 6 at all pretty much, I love military commanders, am unreasonably excited for Navigable rivers. I like the crises, and my biggest point of contention or "Show me that it's sound" is the transitioning between ages, as the shift in momentum and "separation of different acts of the game" i suspect might make it all feel a bit disjointed. I'm intrigued as to whether they can pull it off and am excited to see it in action, but in any case I want to see if the early-game excitement & impact can carry through to Exploration and the Modern age.
The idea of evolving civilizations like a Fire Emblem class tree was a nice idea but based on the current situation is....extremely flawed to say the least. Especially in regards to the Normans who exhibit roman, gallo-celtic, and viking influences.
I pre-ordered the deluxe edition too, figuring I'd pick up the DLCs eventually anyway. The game looks great. Have you watched any of the TH-camr streams--folks they gave an early key too? Marbozir and Ursa Ryan and PotatoMcWhiskey? They seem enthusiastic and show some new gameplay.
Well, you sound excited.
I loved Civ 6 and if I'm not already convinced by some of the changes they've made (everyone seems quite happy with the admittedly Big change of "no builders") then I am intrigued at how I receive the changed myself.
I didn't care for Religion in 6 at all pretty much, I love military commanders, am unreasonably excited for Navigable rivers.
I like the crises, and my biggest point of contention or "Show me that it's sound" is the transitioning between ages, as the shift in momentum and "separation of different acts of the game" i suspect might make it all feel a bit disjointed. I'm intrigued as to whether they can pull it off and am excited to see it in action, but in any case I want to see if the early-game excitement & impact can carry through to Exploration and the Modern age.
The idea of evolving civilizations like a Fire Emblem class tree was a nice idea but based on the current situation is....extremely flawed to say the least. Especially in regards to the Normans who exhibit roman, gallo-celtic, and viking influences.
I pre-ordered the deluxe edition too, figuring I'd pick up the DLCs eventually anyway. The game looks great.
Have you watched any of the TH-camr streams--folks they gave an early key too? Marbozir and Ursa Ryan and PotatoMcWhiskey? They seem enthusiastic and show some new gameplay.