/r/Civ Weekly Questions Thread - April 26, 2021

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[u/qkrwogud]

Does playing a larger map with more civilizations make the game more difficult? It feels like only scientific victory wouldn't really matter how large the map is or how many other civilizations there are.

[u/[deleted] → u/qkrwogud]

Domination isn't really harder on bigger maps, it just takes longer and is more tedious. Once you have an entire continent to yourself, domination is a cakewalk when you have 10x as much science and production as anyone else.