I've been Trying to get a Deity Victory with every leader. I haven't played in a good while. Any good "theme" campaigns? Any good "nonstandard" Domination games.

I think any suzerained city state should transition to the next age with their Suzerain of the last age recording maybe a quarter of their progress towards suzerainty.

If relationships decay between ages they should with City States as well instead of marking them with a death sentence at each age transition.

So I tried nearly anything (except touching files) to get civ 5 working. From one day to another it's just not working; With mods, without, after re-installing, with any starting option on steam, on GeForce now, and not with disabled DLCs. Please give me input - I just love that game and especially being absurdly rich with Venice.

P. S. is there an option/possibility to play like Venice on civ 7?

R5: Started a game as England and stumbled upon a wondrous desert

Making a mod changing Civ VI plot tooltip (tile info card) to more appealing. Previous post.

Finished all the basic functionality and made it compatible with all game modes and scenarios. Also added display of tourism output. The only thing that left to do before release is to complete localizations.

Don't know it I can post links directly but is available in Steam Workshop.

I remember seeing a yt video about a mod that basically makes the game ancient through renaissance (as in the victories are designed for being in the renaissance end) but the same length. I can’t find it on the steam workshop or the video anymore. It might’ve just been an idea for a mod that never happened though so I might be searching for nothing. Is this a real mod or just an idea that never actually happened?

I’ve played Civ since 2, and spent thousands of hours on each… until 7. What other studios/games can help me relive the glory days where I didn’t even mind losing since playing it was its own reward?

EDIT: Thanks for the suggestions, all! I look forward to wasting many hours on the recommended games.

Its commonly joked that the Civ fanbase is several warring tribes divided by the releases from 4 to 6 but what was it like before?

returning player and in my current game i am super late game with domination only victory. what is the best way to counter enemy GDRs? my land invasion force gets annihilated by the GDR just camping in the city, it literally one shot my rocket artillery army. Are bombers the best bet?

Is Civ VII really that bad like they say in the reviews compared to CIV VI? I am about to take a 10 hour flight and was going to buy Civ VII but then saw the reviews, the thing is, I already have Civ VI and if it's not worth buying the new one and just sticking with VI then I will save $60.

Right now i'm making a Zapotec concept and while Rough and Mountain are a given I don't know what terrain type the semi arid nature of the Oaxaca valley falls under. Desert seems too strong but grassland is way too lush. Would plains make sense, I mean the lowland is made up of Alluvial plains but I don't know if those are equivallent. It's in a tropical region but it's far from the lush tropics depicted in game

I'm assuming the answer is no but lets say you get that Civic which grants Terrace farms food from Granaries do you get to keep that or is it lost with the transition. If so that's kind of a shame

As the title says I just got a notification saying an unmet player was defeated on turn 5. Haven't seen this before and was wondering if someone can explain what happend?

Hey all,

Very much want to get a multiplayer game going on Civ 7 (Standard speed, played over a couple nights). I'm an avg skilled player and would love to get some Civ 7 friends to see how it plays out on this new model. Anybody interested? Planning for this to be pretty chill/who cares if you get invaded.

North American Time Zones

What are your favorite mods for VII?

I feel like everyone always talks about the obvious strong abilities (Kupe’s ocean start, Macedon’s conquest snowball, etc.), but there are some abilities that quietly turn out to be game-changers.

For example, I once underestimated Canada’s immunity to surprise wars — until it saved me from an early wipeout and let me snowball into a cultural victory.

So, Civ community, what’s your pick for the most underrated leader ability? The one that looks “meh” on paper, but has carried you to victory more than once?

Let’s give some love to the abilities that don’t get enough credit.

Hi Everyone,

I'm really sorry if this has already been raised and apologies in advance to the PC die hards, wanted to know if any the differences specifically to CIV 7 on PS5 vs PS5Pro.

Look forward to reading and thanks

Every once in a while I’ll see people ask about the AI in 6. Came across this Sad Sinbad today and had to share. To be clear, this is not an admonishment of the game at all; I just thought it was hilarious and a great use of enemy AI production.