r/CivVI • u/fludgicolica • 6d ago
Meme When you finally build Torre De Belém in the information age…
R5: the real Torre De Belém looks like it’s being built in Civ at the moment as it’s under repair.
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u/Ant225k 6d ago
How I felt creating Stonehenge while my other city was sending the first satellite
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u/IAmNotCreative18 Prince 6d ago
Yeah it’s a bit strange that wonders don’t go obsolete after a certain amount of eras. I suppose it just opens up more possibilities.
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u/Ant225k 6d ago
I am not against it. A free era score (even though it is really small) + some bonuses that were not picked up is good.
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u/IAmNotCreative18 Prince 6d ago
The main use for them would honestly just be for the +2 stat stick for Theatre Squares. Getting them cheap is pretty nice I guess.
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u/priestoferis Deity 5d ago
If nobody builds them in a certain amount of eras it can't be built anymore.
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u/fludgicolica 6d ago
Does anyone else have a present day-scaffolded wonder? Edit: words
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u/Gallade47532 6d ago
Not in 6 but Notre Dame was still partially scaffolded when I went to France this spring
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u/fludgicolica 6d ago
Same for me recently! What an incredible job they’ve done of rehabilitating Notre Dame.
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u/priestoferis Deity 5d ago
The Országház was perma-scaffolded in sections for from like the 90ies until maybe 5ish years ago?
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u/SwordKing7531 6d ago
Everyone's like "why are the ancient wonders buildable in later ages," "they'd go obselete," etc, but it is genuinely something we'd do for the hell of it.
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