Civ 5 Tutorial - Brazil Guide || THE CARNIVAL KING! Tips and Tricks for this Tourism Powerhouse

[@blaken1353]

Thanls for making the civ 5 content there really isnt enough for how fun the game is, all your guides are great!

[@lightningv46]

I'd say Chichen Iza is great for Brazil as well, as it lengthens golden ages

[@blockachockyt1163]

Love it!

[@JGushi87]

Thanks for the video! I'll try playing Brazil :D

[@meatstack]

Sorry for the question not related exactly to your video, but I've watched both your comparisons videos, and what do you recommend between 5 and 6 for a very experienced 3 & 4 player

[@JumboPixel]

I would recommend 5. It’s more similar to the classics, but also different enough to provide a new set of challenges. I’d recommend the full experience with both major DLCs.

[@meatstack]

@@JumboPixel thanks!

[@moonlite_]

I was struggling with the science output other civs where so advanced and not sure its because I avoided trading with them with caravans or keep my borders closed

[@bizi-e3v]

IF YOU DONT COME TO BRAZIL… BRAZIL COME TO YOU

[@Eintracht-uy3cz]

Brazil's win condition is literally COME TO BRAZIL

[@Grimdewulf77]

3:14 as I move through the game I get bitter and bitter?

[@JumboPixel]

Batter and batter

[@Grimdewulf77]

@@JumboPixel Butter

[@kingstonrichard4999]

have you played every civ

[@JumboPixel]

Not the very early ones. I’ve mainly played Civ 5 and 6, but I’ve also spent decent time with Civ 4 and Civ Beyond Earth (lol).

[@elizabethkerley8549]

YOU LOSE THE GAME AND YET YOU CLAIM TO BE AN EXPERT?

[@dealerofic3cream1]

He is. If you can do better record a video proving it or shut up.

[@Devilish98]

Hahaha “i made a few errors along the way” could it be and ⚔️🪵

[@Devilish98]

One thing that i find always curious, it that universal healthcare is under freedom. When under UH you actually have the least freedom in terms of choosing your medical care. Ive always felt that it was better suited for order or autocracy. But im not sure what would replace it. Perhaps a rename to “Medical Innovation” as irl countries such as the US the freedom poster child typically leads the world in medical advancements. And curiously enough US hospitals often take patients from UH countries, for time sensitive treatments. Dont really have a point to all this but its something that goes through my brain whenever I take that policy.

[@JumboPixel]

That’s a really interesting point man. I suppose the only counter point would be that universally accessible and suitable healthcare provides freedom to all - freedom from illness, freedom to live a higher-quality life. It doesn’t scale based on the size of your wallet, or your postcode. Not my area of expertise though because I live in a country where healthcare is relatively free and fast, and relatively advanced and forward thinking.