The latest patch 1.2.5 for Civ7 was released today. This includes that the user interface of the city screen got some rework, 2 new map types, a rework of Napoleon, and a bunch of other things more (see patch notes). The second part of the Right To Rule DLC was also released today, including the Persian Qajar dynasty, the Korean Silla dynasty, and the Indian resistance leader Laskhmibai. For the discussion please check this thread.
Mohawk Games, the developers of Old World, have released the latest update for their game! This update includes visibility changes for the scout, a rebalancing of theology, AI improvements, and a range of smaller things.
Discuss this update with us here (and read the full list of changes too).
Old World is currently available in the Epic Store, on GOG, Steam, and on Stove.
Firaxis has posted another blog post about the upcoming update 1.2.5, where they describe how exactly the interface of the city menu will change, and there are big improvements there. You can read everything here, and discuss with us here.
A professional Cartographer has made a beautiful printable map of Planet/Chiron from Sid Meier’s Alpha Centauri. The author has also commented that he’s working on a physical 3D globe version too! He describes how he’s made this map here, and it is quite an elaborate process, with a lot of work involved! If you want to talk about this map, then join us here.
Sara has revealed to us today the details for the last Civ of the “Right To Rule” DLC: Qajar. The Qajar are a dynasty which ruled Persia from the late 18th to the begin of the 20th century. They are diplomatic and expansionist with a starting bias for plains and desert. Their ability and unique infrastructure are geared towards gaining more influence, and their unique commander gets more movement and can raze more. For the exact details please check our thread here.
Summer is over, and we already got your the first autumn GOTM for Civ5: This time you are playing as Ahmad Al-Mansur of Morocco on a standard size Skirmish map on King difficulty. Your main challenge is to beat the game as fast as possible with a science victory, and to not let any over civ win another victory first. You got until October 20 to tackle this challenge. For more information and the savegame please check our thread here.
Sara has given us today again new information for the next patch and the Right To Rule DLC!
For the DLC, we got more informaton about Silla: They are an economic and diplomatic civ, who get more culture from resources. Their unique infrastructure is also geared towards resources and culture. For the exact details please watch the video or check our thread here.
For the base game patch, the devs explain how they tackle the map generation by completely changing the underlying algorithm. The animations indeed show that this could be interesting. If you want to discuss the new map generation with us, then join us here.
Today we got a first look for another leader from the upcoming second part of the Right To Rule DLC: Lakshmibai, an Indian resistance leader. She is a militaristic and diplomatic ruler, and prefers civs with low influence onto her. She gets additional influence while incorporating city states and all their units when it is incorporated. She gets also influence for defeated units.
And as a side note: It seems the Ottomans are hinted at in the trailer.
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