When is the next part coming?

Kaine has a slight finnish accent Im making a guess

I dont get people disliking new civ system. Its the best thing they could come up with. In line with history and more relevant uniques throughout the game. And there is a talent tree or a quest completion to unlock possible future civs, while keeping old bonuses like legacy card is a big leap forward. 3 age also means we can pick at least 10 possibilities per age and civ choises look quite immersive

1. The trade mechanic feels something like having a great merchant that goes around and sets up trading posts 2. The game isn’t called Great Leaders, it’s called “Civilization”. So choosing a civilization that is led then led through eras by historical figures seems like a more appropriate design. However, Soger is right about the avatar nature of choosing leaders.

I’m Egyptian, and I have no idea why Egypt would transition to Songhai or Buganda! They’re seperate countries that had nothing to do with Egypt, especially in the exploration and modern eras! They aren’t even neighbours! I mean I would understand if it transitioned to Roman, Arabia, Ottoman, English or French. All those ruled Egypt at some point.

The game just turned into other 4x games already released for years. 😢

Great collaboration as always. Enjoyed the positive vibes and agree. The AI might be easier to programme with 3 discrete ages too, might not be completely ineffective in the late game now.

There are a lot of people complaining about the civ changing and era thing. I think they are missing the many positives of that design decision because most players play on prince difficulty until turn 300. They never quite see the many problems and imbalances civ 6 has.

I only see Brazil 10 tiles away when I think I'm going culture. So I Dom him 100/100

While i get your atancw on pingala. I dont. If you have early culture so high then why not get +5ish in the ancint era. The first 4-5 gov titles are so easy to obtain.

Soger, do you have a video explaing in detail your trader/traderoute strategies? If so where can i find it? Ive scrolled through your playlists and while i get it about traders and 3-4 districts max. Id like some more insight.

Soger, wanna collab dude

Soger good. Comrade Kaine also good. Soger + Comrade Kaine 🎉

Yep

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New to your channel wish id found it much sooner. Thanks for the vids keep em rolling!

Why skip out on spies? Those governors getting displaced helps a ton.

Spend your money woman!

Seeing that very good city that you settled across the sea I wonder would it have been more optimal to trek a little further in search of better yielding tiles for cities earlier and park some cheap scouts in the snow for fog of war busting and then settle those snow cities later.

Nice to see you actually struggle. Making this series interesting as hell.

Hey Soger, how do you balance settlers vs building districts in the acient/classical era outside of going for religion? Apologies if this has been answered in the past.

Didn't think you'd manage to hit that era score target, I was hoping you'd think of an Inquisition (not sure if you had it complete at that point) because its cheap but you didn't need that or your second great general for a finish!

Is there going to be a part 2 with all the other buildings? Also an interesting perspective on archeological museums - I used to be a hater but might build them more in the future

Playing a rome run where curtin is waging a neverending war. Do you build bath in every city?

Your reaction was priceless when you realised work ethic had been taken🤣

Woah very interesting game 👀

Is the second part already available? Kaine's not been uploading since 7m lol

Thanks!

Food projects depend on production, yet you chopped it all in every city. Any thought on leaving the production, delaying the districts a few more turns, to make the pop grow faster?

Thanks!

I only play with BBG and water mill adds plus one production to all farm plots, but again it’s only on BBG.

Did you show your rowing equipment to charm ai this fast?

Dude, im waiting for your building tier list part 2 😅

Pressing 4 / using the settler lens lets you see cities/ loyalty pressure even before you see their borders, but you never really use it. Is there any reason why? I mean you do pretty darn well without it but just curious

Why not link the builder to the warrior? Even if he just palled around eventually he would have been useful.

comment mostly FTA, but the playlist seems to be backwards.

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Interesting take on the temple. I would have figured it’s stronger than you say at the stage of game you unlock it, especially on a game with higher culture(not mecessarily a culture game). Looking forward to the next vid!

Soger, nice video appreciate your content

Another sick run friend, wp. Do you have any plans for playing harald or dido? This rower boy want to see you in a boat and doing harbor action.

This is busted

Once again you two guys have a great dynamic, Siskel and Ebert mark II !

shipyards are incredibly good because when you are a naval civ you will essentially have all harbors instead of commercial hubs and can get really big adjacencies on your harbors compared to commercial hubs and you can double it obviously making it even better and then you get free inquiry on top of it and with only 2 building districts on your cities you can have 3 districts basically althoug i said naval civ its because they have coastal bias to build more harbors if you spawn with lakes and coasts you should build harbors instead of commercial hubs most of the time as they have more benefits so its not even that situational