This has been the most entertaining civ gameplay i've seen in years more cosplay plz

Holy, it's Pharaoh Autistahen!

Why didn’t you go sacred places?

Why is monster playing in the background?

i for some reason enjoy using him alongside victor during domination runs. that 1 turn heal alongside the religious pressure allows for really fast sweeps and army recycling

So much to learn in this game. Thank you for making these shorts!

You actually just need Gathering Storm. If you have Gathering Storm, the only thing Rise & Fall adds is new civs.

Then there's Eleanor, stealing everyone's cities by Loyalty and basically getting a hyper peaceful Domination by just getting lots of books, art and songs

Love the vid now do the Secret Sociaty ❤😊😊

Wait hold on... You get the extra trade route because you build either the market or the lighthouse. You can definitely get two trade routes with both a harbor and commercial hub in the same city, and they they both give bonuses to each other.

I like to make a builder and then just buy nice tiles for the 3 charges if needed. Then rush out 3 settlers and maybe 1-2 warriors depending on barbarians

Nah, I'd rather have vampires and war and raid with smarter or more enlightened cities back down to my level.

Am a beginner who knows nothing about this game who should i pick that is easy to use and understand and can also make my game easy

Colombia can be incredibly overpowered

Now, how can i get herse archers?

Aren't monks dirt?

My Colombian helicopters zooming across the map in the late game after covering my empire in rail

I've never used him but I'll have to try. I really just focus on magnus

Cavalry: moves Players: [make Formula 1 noises]

What happens if I send a trade route some turns before the medieval era? Will the trade route still take 21 turns to complete because it was sent before the era shift? Or will it take the 31 turns needed for the medieval era?

To add a bit of a challenge to my games lately, I've been randomly pre-selecting governors at the beginning of each game and limiting myself. I'll always have my "victory condition governor" (eg. Pingala for science and culture, Moksha for religion, Amani for diplomacy, and Victor for domination), but I'll always choose a random number between one and six to see how many additional governors I can have, then choose those additional ones at random. The main reason I do this is that it incentivizes me to go for certain promotions that I might otherwise ignore while also forcing me to make do without certain governors that I'm used to taking for granted. For example, in my current domination game, I've allowed myself to use every governor _except_ Pingala. Normally, Pingala would be my go-to first governor, so I felt like I was struggling with science for the first little bit. It felt a lot more satisfying to turn that situation around (by capturing cities with campuses in them). In the meantime, I have Liang in one of my coastal cities with the waterworks, fisheries, and parks and rec promotions and it's just kind of neat to see that city grow into a powerhouse. Normally, Liang is the governor who I ignore the most; I use her for the extra builder charges and that's about it.

Thanks a lot.. I've recently joined civ.. and I was so confused. after that video it feels easier

Buying districts with faith. Now im just imagining builders on their knees praying for the district to be built instantly...

Slow down

A Turkish only Governor who's sole purpose is to deny war crimes you committed on other civs. Whew, lads!

So helpful!

Me when everytime I play as Byzantium the ai manages to get religious settlements, feed the world and crusade within 3 turns.

Except the Military engineers caused the global warming by building the railroad

Hey guys, before you leave a comment This video is over a year old and I've already gotten dozens of comments mentioning the music volume. Yes, I know, but it's a year-old video that I have since lost the premiere files to, so it's going to be stuck like this forever. I apologize for making it hard to listen to, but I have gotten better at making that not the case in my newer videos which you should go watch after this :)

Thanks for the video. The information is very useful, but the background music is annoying. Sometimes we can't listen. But great job for the tips! Thanks

I don't think I've ever been hit by a drought. I once had a drought hit my neighbor civ and just 1 or 2 tiles overlapped with my city. On the other hand I've been hit by a massive blizzard that killed half the population in my city and destroyed newrly all the improvements (not just pillaged)

It never occurred to me to make trade the backbone of the economy. 95% of my routes are domestic for food and production to maintain large cities and get new ones off the ground.

wait culture is what expands boarders?? i thought that was just an arbitrary timer related to growth. oops

Great video! My only comment would be the music, which I am a fan of, is a bit too loud. I found myself having to go back a few times to try and focus on what you were saying. Thank you for this video!

Great vid :D

It’s incredible how this game has the ability to make 5 hours feel like 30 minutes and simultaneously make you feel that you’re in a rush and can’t waste any turns, can’t wait for civ7!

I love that you collab with many other KZbinrs to make this video!

Whats a good amount of tiles away i should make my settler build a city? Is it always like 5 away? Also what is up with spies? I try to set them to defend but theres 4 options. Should i set my spy to defend just the regular town square?

Do religious units lose strength in non-open borders or was that only Civ5?

My fastest victory was a cultural win with cleopatra, with the comercial routes tactics, along with traditional and religious tourism. It was so fast I didnt even believe it. When the game stopped to load the winning screen I felt enraged "how can someone win só fast?" Then I realized it was me!

One often overlooked benefit of Victor - aside from military units, his free promotion actually applies (and gives the success chance that comes with it) to SPIES trained in the city he governs!

Pingala in your capital is a strong move

Brazils Civ V war theme: So good it makes me go to war as a cultural civ

realy good video