| big_ole_jpn |
10-27-2016 02:26 PM |
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Originally Posted by JayDee
(Post 2389152)
Sounds pretty cool actually. So what happens if you combine, say, a scout with a chariot and an archer.
In Civ 4, you could attach generals and level the unit to become a force to be reckoned with. Unfortunately there was a cap which put a limitation and how powerful a unit could ultimately become.
Can't remember how it worked in Civ 5, but some element of this was missing altogether.
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I played the hell out of Civ 4 and I honestly don't remember there being great generals at all. Been a while. You still promote units tho.
Can only combine the same unit, up to 3 maximum. It just raises combat strength, nothing more interesting than that.
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Originally Posted by Ahldagor
(Post 2389175)
You'd be surprised how much Chinese manufactured goods have decreased in the US, but mainly is there a way to ensure trade agreements in civ6? I like to do trade, primarily, while building military. Was fun ruling the Americas and all of EU but England in Empire: Total War while playing as Prussia.
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It seems like they wanted to expand the trade and diplomacy quite a bit -- there's a cassus beli system for going on wars with reduced warmonger penalties etc -- but the trade AI is broken. I figured out how to get any luxury for 1 gold per turn by gaming the trade AI, only prerequisite is they come to you with an offer and you renegotiate. |
