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0 sats \ 4 replies \ @0xbitcoiner 24 Mar \ parent \ on: Top choices in Civilization 7 gaming
You're doing pretty good for a newbie. Augustus is the way to go for more cities without penalties, I managed 11 in the Ancient Era. I'm down for a war, but I rarely declare it. I like the scout to see opponents on my continent early to set up my cities.
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Civ Streams: March 2025 Update | Civilization VII Developer Livestream
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FYscCOVFRc
I found that Ashoka, the Renouncer, is in a significantly better situation where there are limited happiness penalties even if the settlement count goes significantly high. Augusta's happiness penalty was very high. I mean, I'm only talking about scenarios where the settlement count has gone beyond the limit. Augusta's is good to get an additional settlement limit through Corona Civica. Still, apart from that, I found Ashoka to be much better for a high settlement count without happiness penalties.
Thanks for sharing the YouTube live link, pretty cool listening to the thinking behind it.
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I misspoke. I meant Rome. It was with Teddy and Rome that I got 11 cities in the Ancient Era. I usually don't push the limits to avoid penalties.
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In the video you sent me, they're talking about releasing a new patch today or tomorrow. I'm looking forward to the quick movement feature and the trade lens feature, which allows me to directly send a merchant to a city without having to locate the city on the map and click. The quick movement feature will help me progress through the game a lot faster. It's nice to see that they talk about all of the changes that they're making and the reasoning behind them.
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Those features were available in version 6, I don't get why this one doesn't have them from the start. The most anticipated option is 'play one more turn', at least at the end of the modern era.
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