Carpe Deity! (#1) - How to Beat Deity with Trajan (Ancient Era)

[@christopherknox]

Finally! Out of all of the Civ players running KZbin channels out there, we get one who knows how to TEACH, not merely how to play, but to trigger a deeper understanding of how to evaluate positions and tactics. I'd almost lost hope.

[@Marc98338]

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[@bpgifford]

You did a nice job here! I will check out the rest of your content. Thank you for the video.

[@iniasvissenaekens-s8v]

Wish you came back with more stuff

[@haritsdanoesoebroto5702]

When you choose a pantheon, what if you dont get religious settlements? What would you pick besides religious settlements?

[@4xlr8r94]

Great question! With Rome, God of the Forge is great for +25% production to Legions and other ancient/classical units. Alternatively, God of Craftsmen will give you a production (and faith) bonus on strategic resources, which you'll be trying to improve anyway. More generally, it depends on the terrain/resources around you and the victory you're going for. I like God of the Open Sky and Oral Tradition for culture from pastures and plantations, respectively, if I have those resources around. If you're going for a religious or culture victory (or a faith-based strategy like faith-purchasing units with Grand Master's Chapel), a faith-generating pantheon based on your terrain can be very useful. And Divine Spark is always a good backup for science or cultural victories where you'll be building lots of campuses or theater squares.

[@MangoAirsoft]

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