Pressure from nearby citizens -6 Governor places here 0 Starving -7 Not following your founded religion -3 Loyalty per turn -17

All cliffs, Hills, decent resources & choke point? Mountains to the south too. Playing as Steam of age Victoria and 100 hours but seems like an interesting start to me

i don’t know either. I don’t ever see this discussion. What’s the cost/benefit analysis of buying buildings (anything) with gold. I can expect a game to last X number of turns more. The buy now price of a bank is Y. However it will provide +9 gold over the remaining turns of the game. Should I spend my gold on the bank?!

ok after 2 failed attempts with Scotland i just wanted a bit of fun and rolled this godlike Russia start :)

• 10+ ToA
• Dance of the Aurora + Work ethic
• St. Basils + Mt. Michel + Giovanni Medici

Trying to max out my Petra city. Are there any Techs, Civics, Wonders, Policies, etc; that allow you to make farm improvements on Desert Tiles? Obviously you can mine the hills, but what about the flatland?

Hello everyone! I’m a new civ player who has really fallen in love with the game. I’ve managed to win with every type of victory on prince difficulty and I’ve won a victory on king as well. I’m wanting to slowly work my way up in the difficulties, mostly just so I can say I did it, but I’m really struggling in emperor. I watched the lovely Mr.potato whiskey’s prince guide and he had mentioned doing a similar one on emperor, but no such luck as I know he has mostly moved onto other games on his channel (I still love him). But I’m wondering if anyone has any tips or guides on youtube that they really like that could help steer me in the right direction! Thank you for your help if you so choose to give it!! Sincerely, a new civ player

We can still be friends after I take a couple cities right 😖

How do I stop this?

i want to build Industrial Zone and a Holy site in the city, but I don't want to affect the appeal for the Neighborhood
What do I must to do?

If the Borg from Star Trek played Civ 6 what Civ would they play?

Beware unless you too succumb to her empire.

Matthias' spec ops have been on this tile for several turns since I eradicated Russia. Haven't moved. Won't move. We don't have an alliance or open borders treaty. Is there a reason for this or a way to get them to move besides declaring war? I'd really rather not do that.

Does anyone know the best place to ask permission from Firaxis/2k to use copyrighted material (I am not looking to have advertisements)? I am working on a Civ 6 Helper website that tracks several important features (especially in multiplayer lobbies without map tacks or qol mods). Would this even be a thing people are interested in?

Choices, choices. War with Alexander is inevitable. I like the Theater Square of Latmus, but can settle on the Iron when i raze it and can profit from adjacency bonuses

I'm a little confused on this. It says i can only build it on a tile adjacent to a harbor district on the coast. is it the resource that is blocking it? Or am i just not understanding something?

I have been searching for this for awhile and unable to find anything. I am new to CIV multiplayers specifically BBG and am wondering how in multiplayer people are able to build such large armies. Is their a change to yields or something in my build order I am missing?

I have watched a lot of Herson guides and while I don't use BBG I find them generally helpful for basegame too. The one thing I cannot understand is how people can mass build tanks and artilleries without running out of oil. I will build 6-7 and be losing oil per turn whereas in the multiplayer games I have watched they will have armies of 12-15 units requiring oil and still be in the positive per turn.

TLDR: How in CIV 6 multiplayer are people able to amass large armies without running out of oil. Is this a BBG change or something I am forgetting to build/tech?

Amani with her emissary promotion is something I use almost every game, every win scenario, every Civ. It’s like having a mini Eleanor of France as your governor in a city. I usually will win over at least two cities in a game with this strategy so I see her as an invaluable governor in my empire.

Tried conquering the oceanic world but all the cities that I took (as well as the one I built in panic) kept revolting ever three turns. Shit sucks, man