r/Civilization_VII

Am I the only one that finds that momentos feel kinda like cheating?

Like getting a buff without any reprocustions/impact or something you have to do

Religion panel, Exploration Era turn 177. I'm pretty sure I got my religion to be in the majority of all cities in all remaining civs.

I finally got a second belief. Deity game, and we're in the countdown to the Era Transition. So I was just fooling around while trying to wipe out another civ.

Hey everyone. I’m still fairly new to Civ VII and still learning. I am on my third attempt to reach the science victory. I’m nearing the end of the exploration age and started the calculus research project. I had 4 high production cities with each one running a discover calculus project. After about 4 turns or so of those projects running, they simply disappeared from my production and only my capital completed the project. What happened? I haven’t reached the end of the age, there is no damage to any of my city districts, there are no newer projects after discover calculus in the tech tree, and there is no longer options to resume the project in those cities. It’s almost like they just simply disappeared. This same situation happened with the radio telescope project in the modern era of a different game I played as well. Is there a limit as to how many times it can be researched? I was under the assumption that each city could research it once. The weird thing is that they were all in the process of being completed and then suddenly gone with no explanation.

I played the entire game from ancient on marathon speed and not one time did the AI declare war. How is that even possible? I was never in an alliance. The whole game it seemed everyone was pissed off at me and then I just win on culture.
What a fucking joke this game is.

I wasn’t a huge fan of Humankind, so I’m not super hyped about some mechanic changes. Have some of the issues been smoothed over by now? How we feeling about expansions, and are any coming down the pipelines as of now? Absolutely love Civ V and VI

Hey guys!

I've seen a lot of people say that its best to take advantage of the Steam sale and get the base game and worry about the add-ons later, which makes sense. However, I've also seen a lot of comments/posts in this sub pointing out that Civ 7 has a very simple religion system, for example, and many other dynamics that seem stripped down compared to Civ 6.

For those of you that have had Civ 7 for a while, what are some of the features that 7 has that maybe 6 doesn't or maybe some things that 6 does better than 7 in general terms? I love how 6 evolved into a very sophisticated game with lots of things to micromanage and I like that. The vibe I get is that 7 is a much simpler game, and I feel like that means its kind of a barebones strategy game. Am I wrong there? Seems hard to find a good comparison as people are usually in one camp or another. I'd love some thoughtful takes, thanks all!

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!

I am playing for an economic victory. I currently have (had) a 2x lead and want to keep at least this much distance to win as early as possible. We are roughly halfway through Exploration. I check the score every turn to make sure my points are counted correctly and to make sure the lead is holding. Then suddenly IN ONE TURN the 2nd place AI Civ gained 600 points in one turn (2,500 to 3,100).

Can anyone imagine how this could be possible?