Who were those governors? Who’s pingala 😭 I don’t have that feature

All I got from this video is that you can win at civ 6 just by being a bank

The King returns!

Boes be like:"wanna see me do something bad shit crazy? -Wanna see me do it again?"

Ridiculous that civilization that has almost only graveyards across their lands, became the most attractive place for tourism

At this point, if it's still in there, it's not a bug. It's a feature.

I honestly don't understand why they couldn't just have advisors who are famous historical figures through time that can give you permanent bonuses to whatever to your civilization to change it but you can keep your original civilization this would resolve the issue and the people that I want to change their civ mid game and those that say non-political historical figures should not be leaders. The possibilities of doing it this way are pretty endless if you could combine them to make it unique

I can see this in a spiffing Brit video

It's so great to see you playing Civ 6 again, Boes. You're looking good too my man. Peace from the UK ❤

Whenever I’m in the mood for yield pr@n, I reach for my Teddy.

I've been wondering something about this game. Why do some of those metal tiles that represent unknown areas have symbols? Are they there to represent something or are they purely decorative? I never played a Civilization game before so I don't know about any previous system that is in this game

How did I miss this?!? Stupid KZbin... Congrats! 🎉🎉

Im jealous of preserves, but the leader pass apparently bricks console copies of the game (according to reddit) so it’s pretty rough 🥲

Did I miss the All achivement speedrun stream or it doesn't happen yet?

Idk if i just play wonky but (i play online speed on deity) i got two mansa musa wins mid 130s which is the same i get playing yongle so i am confused. To be fair tho i play mansa on a hot arid map and yongle was sufficient in more map types

Hey Boes. Massive achievement...well done lad. Your two 'Build Every Wonder' vids are among my fav Civ6 content and inspired me to try it (and succeed 👊🏻). I wondered if you'd consider what I believe is one of the last peaks left to summit in this glorious game...a domination victory using the Sid Meier difficulty mod.

The robot got his upgrades! Nice. Congrats dude

Congrats!

I'm kinda new to the game and only played on immortal, but have a lot of experience in civ 4&5 (and a friend who is very good explained the build orders to me). I was looking around to see how well my impressions lined up with what the community thinks, and the only thing that really surprised me is how low people place the Cree. From my experience so far, this is the best (or second best after Tokugawa) "fair" civ. I find it almost impossible to have a bad game with them and not massively outtech/outculture immortal AI by medieval era, after which it's smooth sailing to space or tourism win. By your criteria (i love the concept btw): Early game - both uniques unlocked right away and combined with the beefed up scout it's impossible to miss the first golden age - beefed up scouts can deal with barbs nicely - early trader + tile unlock jumpstarts production - 2 good pantheons that AI doesn't seem to take ever Late game - doesn't have an insane late game unit/ability, but you are swimming in gold buying a district improvement every couple of turns and settling all over the place and tech super fast, so how bad can it be? - doesn't need food, so can just spam mines and unique improvement for massive production or use your tons of gold to upgrade units if you want to conquer Vesatility - needs camps/pastures, but only in one city (doesn't have to be the capitol!) - no bad start, no need for restarts or mods ever - can settle cities absolutely anywhere, you could settle in 100% desert/tundra as long as there are some hills to work - by mid game has good science, culture and production, so can go for any win con Dependencies - no major ones, doesn't need religion or specific wonders - best pantheon is almost always available and there is a backup just in case - needs first golden age, but it's super easy to get Synergies - this is the coolest part of this civ, everything it does synergises with everything else - civ ability jumpstarts the leader ability - the unique improvement complements the leader ability (basically a better mine) and is complemented by it (you are already settling for resources because you don't care about inner ring food/hammers) - the scout ensures you can get the only thing you need early (adjacency culture from com hubs golden age) and that you are not disturbed by barbs while setting up the main trade city - once the initial setup is done you can use the gold generated from the previous cities to jumpstart settling of the next ones (buying traders, markets and builders) and you can make a new city every 10-ish turns as long as your amenities allow it Focus - like I said before, everything in the kit is geared towards a singular focus of generating tons of food/hammers/gold from trade routes - but once this is set up, you can go wherever you want (except religious) So what am I missing here? How is this civ not infinitely better than Australia or Germans? I get that the broken civs like Yongle or Hamurabi are better, it was never a competition, but why isn't Cree considered one of the best non-broken civ and stuck in B-C tiers everywhere I look? Does diety AI expand so fast you never get 6+ cities without war?

My top 3 : 1. Hungarian theme 2. Khmer theme 3. Maori theme

I thought i was hot shit, until i played no heroes, no secret societies, no monopolies. It's really freaking hard. Normally i go pingala, and Magnus early game and just economy until my empire is as wide as it can go then go military. Without heros i need a military far sooner. This stretches the GPT and scrambling ensues

More non-game-mode games

Portugal and Gran Colombia top

7-1 not cool bro

Please do not city skylines meteor yourself silly civ man 👍

A Nazi?

Isn’t this just the George Soros run? 😂

overall from what I have seen of Civ VII, I won't buy it. It looks like CIV VI with a few low quality mods added. It looks like a sleazy used car dealer used a spray can to paint a 2016 car and is trying to pass it off as a 2024 model.

1:21 guess he made it

Why are you misgendering Isidore?

I'm sad you did not link the map, would've loved it played it.

Poor history takes. When he needed a disclaimer to talk about history.

This feels weird, but the game looks older? If you were to show me a screenshot of a in-progress game of Civ 6 and Civ 7, I think I genuinely might mistake Civ 6 for the newer game. The realistic artstyle is less timeless I suppose