u/TheRealMaxi

I just got the game and played a few hours, survived my first w droughts, learned about the forester and built a first small dam. Im always second guessing the placement of buildings and want to change it ...

What advice would you give yourself if you started again from scratch? What lesson was the hardest to learn?

My favourite part of Civ6 and prior games was the extensive statistics we can look into AFTER a game. What wonder was built when, how did othera fare at the same time and so on. For military, population, science, gold etc. Maybe even a view of how the map changed over time, how settlements and cities grew or how wars affected the map etc. Maybe there could even be some new events or stuff to look at, essentially a "best of" of my last game, since they last quite long I tend to forget some cool events from the beginning. How about a recap of the largest battle, quickest invasion and so on

Please add this devs!

My favourite part of Civ6 and prior games was the extensive statistics we can look into AFTER a game. What wonder was built when, how did othera fare at the same time and so on. For military, population, science, gold etc. Maybe even a view of how the map changed over time, how settlements and cities grew or how wars affected the map etc. Maybe there could even be some new events or stuff to look at, essentially a "best of" of my last game, since they last quite long I tend to forget some cool events from the beginning. How about a recap of the largest battle, quickest invasion and so on

Please add this devs!

Hello, I recently did an intelligence diagnostic and took the INSBAT test (DACH standard) and others. I knew that i was gifted from a test in early childhood and personal experience but the confirmation in adulthood was needed. It was against a representative standard sample of the same educational background (4-5 / high school - academic degree). Some of the interesting results were:

- general intelligence Top 4%

- fluid intelligence Top 2%

- crystalline intelligence Top 4%

- quantitative thinking Top7%

Those TopX% are against the standard sample of the educational background. Given that high school - academic degree tend to have a mean intelligence above the general mean, I'm wondering what mean & SD are to be assumed for that group and how it compares to the general population. Particularily I'd like to deduct my IQ value against the general population given the Top 4% for general and Top2% against a rather academic sample group.

On a different note, I have the strong feeling I might be in the "2e" group from personal experience, especially in regards to masking, system thinking and very broad, branched and quick thinking and understanding of systems as well as intuitively seeing parallels between systems others might not see. I am still awaiting professional response on the 2nd e part.

I would really appreciate any experience you might be able to share! That diagnosis / realisation has been giving me lots of food for thought lately and I'd love your stories / view. Thanks!