Civ 6 | I'm Almost 3 Eras Behind, Mayans On The Moon!!! - (#3 Deity++ Vietnam Civilization VI)

[@PiotrDzialak]

Rainforest is a very complex ecosystem, that's why you cannot just replant it. There have been some succesful trials of restoring rainforests but only in last decades.

[@michaelringel273]

You would think then it could be an information era civic, considering replanting woods is modern

[@gametheory3458]

Maybe it would be cool then if conservation allowed you to plant rainforests if you were paying Vietnam, I think that would make them a bit more interesting (not saying they aren't already)

[@drjonritz]

I recently heard that many of the plants we thought were wild to the rainforest were actually cultivated by the indigenous folks. European explorers arrived and brought germs. Germs spread and wiped-out the population. Fast forward a few hundred years and you got overgrown jungle.

[@keyofamajor]

Even second growth forests don't support the same ecosystems. The trees might be there, but the soil, understory, and insect life do not thrive until the trees go through a couple generations.

[@michaelringel273]

@@keyofamajor That’s all well and good, but the game does make a point to go beyond the current scope of established science and civics what with giant death robots and functioning digital democracies. Is it such a reach to not allow us to replant rainforests?

[@chrizzie1]

The benefits of exploration -- finding more land to settle, meeting city states for envoys and other civs to trade with -- combined with the geographical limitations of this map, mean that the Maori with their ability to enter ocean tiles from the get-go, Norway with their ability to enter ocean tiles at Shipbuilding instead of Cartography, and the Inca with their Qhapaq Ñan mountain-traversing improvement unlocked at Foreign Trade are all at an advantage on this map type. It makes me wonder how this game might've gone if any of them had been chosen as AI civs, especially compared to the Mayans.

[@mariocolantonio1943]

Also England, with all that military engineers charges, can build tunnels all over the place

[@venisontron]

The way the Bermuda Triangle works in the base game, each of the three hexes of the wonder sends you to a different ocean tile somewhere else on the map. Obviously this mod is keying each of them to a tile adjacent to one of the other Bermuda Triangles, but that doesn't necessarily mean that hopping back into the triangle will send you back the way you came. In fact, if that were the case, you would only ever jump back and forth from Triangle A to Triangle B. You need to keep hopping in and out of all the different Triangles to find your way around the map.

[@Soothsayer_98]

bermuda triangle in base game doesnt send you to a random tile, it's just the opposite of the world

[@UrsaRyan]

I never knew about the three tile thing, interesting stuff!

[@Perkinstein]

The idea of a visiting tourist on this map is pretty funny. They'd have to travel through at least one wormhole to get there

[@SourceOfBeing]

£384 - At 19:55, the cinematic for the University of Sankore begins.

[@UrsaRyan]

Don't say I don't treat you every now and then

[@FriedManBearPig]

if only there were some kind of holy site building to help with amenities...

[@UrsaRyan]

Beats me! XD

[@PolarWolarBear]

Waging war through the mountains is going to be so much fun

[@UrsaRyan]

Enter Inca powers!

[@lylaeburmeister]

I love that my little scout is still alive, still roaming around and finding goodie huts. I have no regrets about choosing recon as my unit of choice.

[@clinthenness7186]

Imdaft??

[@lylaeburmeister]

@@clinthenness7186 That's me!

[@clinthenness7186]

@@lylaeburmeister Nice to put a name it you! :)

[@clinthenness7186]

to you..😅

[@widgetb]

The map makes for such a unique constraint on the game! Really enjoying this one!!

[@luukvst1032]

cursed to be researching ironworking when you know what coal is

[@clinthenness7186]

This is the craziest map! Only a brit from the lake district can make sense of it! :)

[@UrsaRyan]

Fun fact, we also have wormholes in the middle of our lakes!

[@clinthenness7186]

@@UrsaRyan that explains a lot!!

[@clinthenness7186]

@@UrsaRyan This explains a lot! :)

[@mirandabee2323]

@@UrsaRyan Do the wormholes only take you from lake to lake, or can they be used to get across the world in lieu of, say, a private jet?

[@diesiegerdeshurenkriegs2688]

Ursa making infinite amount of national parks: Billions must be happy

[@UrsaRyan]

If only we were Canada today!

[@tieulaonhan6392]

better kick the Mayan out before they fly to the unknow space and left a rock calendar with the number 2012 on it

[@epicsoupgamer3989]

I look away for 1 second and Ursa is teleporting units though mountains!

[@UrsaRyan]

Tis the Ursa way!

[@Stone19298]

When I see this many mountains all I can think about is playing Inca, I know they aren't the strongest Civ but damn do I love playing them!

[@UrsaRyan]

So much fun, it's the trade routes and massive cities!

[@davidwalsh8002]

This is an enjoyable game. Crazy map and crazy Myans making you work hard.

[@andrejvasko9474]

playing this map as Tokugawa could be plenty of fun😀

[@portland573]

Early bears assemble... Spooling up nicely now...

[@petemagnuson7357]

I NEED to play inca on this mappack. Tunnels go brrr

[@electricVGC]

Kinda want to see you build Sankore in Crusader Kings 3 :)

[@UrsaRyan]

Still trying to get my head around the game!! XD

[@isaachilburn5515]

30:01 Ursa passed the Turing test!

[@UrsaRyan]

Wahoo!

[@NanoGalactic42]

This map looks so cool I'm definitely playing it at some point

[@UrsaRyan]

You should, I had a blast!

[@ilyasumar2286]

I JUST SUBBED LAST VIDEO RAAAH

[@UrsaRyan]

Huzzah!

[@tariqgraves374]

Bears assemble

[@UrsaRyan]

Huzzah!

[@khosrowanushirwan7591]

Just curious, which desktop do you use?

[@Linkinparker1000]

27:18 can you force unwork the cocoa to save pop?

[@theodortheodor7914]

First. like my comment if you wanna see ursa make a multiplayer series/game

[@theodortheodor7914]

well he liked my comment :O

[@lawlussmusic]

Huzzah

[@eduardo3652]

Daily comment.

[@microwave512]

Day 11 of suggesting the Americas colonisation vid

[@UrsaRyan]

I may be missing something here but you saw the USA historic start series I just did right? Just checking!

[@rommayo]

Algorithm 192

[@neadii]

[@UrsaRyan]

Huzzah!

[@insceldaron]

"...Alan Turing. He was a pretty cool guy IRL." -the understatement of the century! That was of course hyperbolic, but as someone who knows a fair bit about him, he was a real icon, and a good example of quite a lot. The obvious one is as an LGBT icon, and an example of the horrible losses that come about when you force someone to to comply with some societal norm that they don't fit. However, my personal favourite thing that he stood for is how important Pure Mathematics is. Even when it seems tangential and irrelevant, like the study of formal logic, eventually that same guy uses it to build the first electronic computer and revolutionise the world

[@UrsaRyan]

Absolutely - utter genius, not appreciated in his time

[@GreatSeal7]

Hello ❤

[@UrsaRyan]

Hello there

[@bloodlessdragon6101]

I'm early....for once I'm actually early

[@thedivide8121]

I understand

[@aymericdordonat3598]

Third early bear

[@joostopteynde4975]

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[@12vscience]

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