▲ 3 r/CivVII

Do more settlements revolt on higher difficulty assuming city/town happiness is kept at the same?

So assuming you were able to do a better job on a higher difficulty such that the happiness is the exact same in your settlements on a higher difficulty as a lower difficulty, would more settlements revolt?

During the crisis where cities that are unhappy start to revolt, I’ve noticed that it’ll say a bunch of them “may” revolt but then only a couple or so will do so.

On higher difficulties, do you see more of the unhappy settlements revolt?

Again, keeping happiness the same. I’m not asking if it’s harder to keep happiness up on higher difficulties, I’m asking if the ones that are unhappy are more likely to revolt in that crisis on a higher difficulty?

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u/DrMrSirJr — 2 days ago
▲ 3 r/CivVII

Did they make revolting more of a thing in 1.4.1?

I didn’t have any revolting in any of the games I played before 1.4.1. But now I’ve had issues of cities revolting in all 3 age changes across both of my games so far since.

Did they make it harder? I had plenty of games where I had unhappy cities and towns before the update too but it seems like revolting is happening a lot more now when that’s the case.

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u/DrMrSirJr — 2 days ago
▲ 3 r/civ

Did 1.4.1 make Civs revolting more of a thing now? Or was it just this particular match?

In the march I’m currently playing, I ran into issues with cities revolting on me at the end of both Ages. I didn’t have this happen in any of my previous 4 or 5 games lol.

Not sure if I just got too aggressive with expanding at the end of ages and felt the effect or if they made unhappiness more penalizing at the end of Ages?

It’s only a sample size of one match that I have so that’s why I’m fielding for other people’s input. I haven’t had this happen before and I feel like I’ve had worse happiness statuses in previous games?

But not sure exactly what’s up so yah.

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u/DrMrSirJr — 4 days ago
▲ 15 r/civ

When railroad say the range is 20 tiles, is that measuring from station to station or city center to city center?

Does anyone know? Makes a big difference in planning things out. Thanks

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u/DrMrSirJr — 7 days ago
▲ 296 r/civ

When you keep starting a new game trying for a new victory type, but end up with military victory yet again

I keep going in aiming for science, but next thing I know, I have 36 settlements (shouldn’t have forward-settled me Charlemagne and Lafayette)

u/DrMrSirJr — 7 days ago
▲ 4 r/civ

Looking for clarification on Army Commander Commendation “Service”

I was wondering: For the “Service” Commendation, the one that gives +1 movement to land units within the radius, how do units pick up this extra movement point.

Do they have to start the turn within the radius? Pass through it at any point during the turn (either starting the turn with it or the commander moving the radius or them moving through it)?

Just curious how it works since obviously if you’re moving, you may not be in the radius the full duration of the turn.

Thanks

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u/DrMrSirJr — 8 days ago
▲ 5 r/civ

Found an interesting bug or glitch or Strat, whatever you want to call it; Ports can allow ocean rail travel even before finished construction AND can even do so when replaced

If you start construction of a port, it can start allowing ocean rail travel without being done.

I tested this further, and even if you remove the unfinished port that started construction and opened up rail travel across ocean, you can cancel the building of it and replace that tile entirely with construction of another project altogether and the ability to transport via port still remains.

No mods, 100% Vanilla

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u/DrMrSirJr — 14 days ago
▲ 23 r/civ

Having so much trouble with connecting cities by rail. Can someone who understands how this works teach me or problem solve this for me?

EDIT: I have a strange update to all this.

I finally added ports and rail stations to Paris and Baak, as well as rail stations to Yunnan and Coba.

Adding the ports allow for Coba, Yunnan, and Paris to now rail between each other.

But here’s where it gets super weird: Coba and Yunnan now connect to Baak BUT weirdly enough, Paris STILL can’t send stuff to Baak. And Paris is the one WITH the port that is connecting them to Baak lol. So Coba and Yunnan can use Paris’s port but Paris can’t. Baak also can now send to Coba and Yunnan but not Paris. So we’re using the port and rail station of Paris in order to connect Baak, Coba, and Yunnan. But Paris doesn’t work.

Also side weirdness, the port started allowing Coba and Yunnan and Baak to connect even while still under construction. Triggered early. Thought Paris might kick in too once construction was done but nope.

So I’m still incredibly confused lol

Basically Paris’s port works, but only to go through it. Can’t leave from or arrive to Paris using Paris’s own port lol

OP below:

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Okay I have a rail station in my capital (Baak). I’m trying to connect that to a rail station in another city (Paris). I built both already. But when I put troops on it, they can’t take it there so it’s not connected. Is it possible to connect these stations without a port (so on land rather than across that strip of ocean)?

There is a land path that connects them (wraps along the left there as seen on second slide) but there are 2 other Civs inbetween. Online told me that’s fine as long as you’re allies or have open borders?

Is distance an issue? There’s a bunch of my towns along the way between them but the actual rail stations are still pretty far from one another. How far can a rail station reach to a rail station even with towns in between?

Also how can I check what cities and towns are connected to what? I’m struggling to understand what’s connected to what. I know I can use merchants to connect things.

Can’t figure this out and have been trying for quite a bit. This is only my second match so apologies if this is dumb. I have hundreds of hours in 5 and 6 but new to 7.

Also happy to include any further images or info if needed.

Thanks

u/DrMrSirJr — 14 days ago
▲ 8 r/civ

Do Civs get upset at you for razing conquered cities?

I’m curious both about the Civ you took the city from but also other Civs in the match. I didn’t raze any cities my first game so I’m curious.

Thanks

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u/DrMrSirJr — 16 days ago
▲ 8 r/civ

What is the “natural yield” as mentioned in this breakdown?

What is the “natural yield” as mentioned in this breakdown?

Okay so it’s for a library.

+3 for Base Yield

+0 adjacency for wonder or resources

+1 city cuz I’m playing Ben Franklin

But where’s the additional natural yield +1 from? Is it cuz I’m on a rainforest flat tropical or something?

Just trying to better understand the game. Only my second match ever. Thanks

u/DrMrSirJr — 17 days ago
▲ 3 r/civ

Dumb Q, but a quality of life thing: How do I make the mouse scrolling more sensitive in the production menu lol

Sorry dumb boomer question, but the mouse wheel is unbelievably slow in the production menu. How do I make it go faster so I don’t have to grab the little bar on the right that’s impossibly narrow and hard to grab first try too lol?

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u/DrMrSirJr — 17 days ago
▲ 1 r/civ

How to more effectively keep happiness up?

So I just finished my first match of Civ 7. Won through military conquest. The army commanders are interesting and I like not having to painstakingly conquer every last capital to win. Although, in a way, the victory type can kind of sneak up on you now instead.

But my more pressing question is how to keep my happiness up? I was able to keep my overall Civ happened really high (high tens and even into the triple digits for most of the game) but the individual Civ happiness were mostly negative and some got significantly negative towards the end of the game (we’re talking like -40).

How the heck can I keep happiness higher? I did go way above the settlement limit which I’m sure didn’t help but that’s also part of pushing for a military victory no? Having a lot of settlements?

It felt like I had trouble accessing ways to increase my settlement cap or add bonus happiness in a way that could pace with my expansion. Any tips or advice appreciated. Thank you.

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u/DrMrSirJr — 17 days ago
▲ 9 r/civ

How do Explorers Work?

The game said I have to send him to a Uni or Museum first.

But when I made one, he’s ready to go it seems, no Uni or Museum detour needed.

I then googled it cuz I was confused and it said you need to go to Uni or museums for other continents.

Okay great. Except there’s no magnifying glass icon to spot them, which Google said there would be. Furthermore, it looks like the excavation sites for all the continents are viable already (has the shovel icon).

Tested it on one of the sites that has the shovel and it let me excavate.

So then, what the heck was all that rambling about museums or Uni? All the sites across the globe look the same without it so it seems like Uni or Museum was unnecessary?

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u/DrMrSirJr — 17 days ago
▲ 2 r/civ

How is my city occupied? We aren’t at war

I can’t move my own troop into the city either. It’s just blocked by someone that I’m not at war with. How do I kick them out?

u/DrMrSirJr — 17 days ago
▲ 4 r/civ

Running into bug where stacking an army commander onto a fleet commander just causes the army commander and all his troops to vanish from the game

Really frustrating. Worked towards using the flotilla feature and then it ended up destroying my whole squad lol.

Anyone else have this issue and/or know a fix?

I reloaded an auto save a few turns back and tried again and the same thing happened so I just gave up.

I got the Flotilla upgrade from the Traditional rather than going through the tree normally. Is that Tradition bugged or just Flotilla in general?

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u/DrMrSirJr — 18 days ago
▲ 3 r/civ

Is there a way to make unit icons larger?

I’m having trouble finding my own units on the map, the icon is so small and it blends into the background low key. Is there a way to make it larger?

Thanks

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u/DrMrSirJr — 19 days ago
▲ 0 r/civ

Booting up Civ 7 for the first time. Hit me with some noob advice

Literally booting the game up as I post this. I know nothing about this game other than it’s had a mixed reception and also my old 2015 potato could not play it at launch.

Finally got a new computer and booting the game up now. Going in blind, I know almost nothing about Civ 7 mechanics. Any noob help appreciated.

I did play Civ V and Civ VI tho. Hundreds of hours into each one. But I know this game is vastly different from what I’ve heard.

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u/DrMrSirJr — 19 days ago

Flying out of LAX soon, couldn’t get a ride. What’s the cheapest way to overnight park while not screwing myself with inconsistent shuttle or sketch lot?

Was thinking of doing overnight parking, but trying to decide the best option?

Official Budget Lot is $80 for June 10-13. Free shuttle.

Van Nuys FlyAway is $49 for both the shuttle tickets and the overnight parking.

I see there’s a bunch of cheaper options from unofficial sources but I don’t know who’s good and who’s not. Any input welcome on those.

Thanks in advance.

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u/DrMrSirJr — 29 days ago
▲ 17 r/Dodgers

Is there a site or map that shows where all the different food options are located?

I always see all these amazing food options online, posted by fans or Dodgers social. But I don’t know where they’re located without wandering around aimlessly for them.

Anyone have a site or map or something that shows who sells what so I can track them down more easily?

Just saw a cinnamon bread pudding sundae online. I frickin love bread pudding. And cinnamon. Need this next time I’m there lol.

Thanks in advance y’all

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u/DrMrSirJr — 29 days ago

LA run club for a noob that is trying to get in better shape and would like to not always do it alone? 😅

If anyone is part of one or knows of one that is friendly and taking new members, I’d love to find people to get in shape with. Just did my first 5K (poorly and slowly but yk progress).

Thanks

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u/DrMrSirJr — 1 month ago