Which edition should i buy civ 7
I want buy civ 7 but dont know which edition.
Standard - 30$
Settler edition - 50$
The more content worth the 20$?
I want buy civ 7 but dont know which edition.
Standard - 30$
Settler edition - 50$
The more content worth the 20$?
I hope this is allowed, and not sure if it's the right flair, but I wanted to share this cause none of my friends really care about Civ.
So I've worked at a church for about two years and came to them in a time when they desperately needed an Audio Engineer. They've been very good to me, but unfortunately (for them) I'm leaving at the end of the month for South Africa. This was my last week with them.
They decided to send me off by singing an African song that could still be interpreted as gospel, and to my surprise they chose Baba Yetu. This was incredibly special to me because the first time I ever went to South Africa I bonded with my closest cousin over Civ IV and it is by far the one I have the most hours in. They had no idea about any of this and it just so happened that they chose this song. Needless to say I actually got incredibly emotional. Anyways, just thought I'd share cause I found this incredibly cool and it's crazy how cyclical life can be.
The mod is coming very immersive, here what i got
-Full fledge day night cycle with sun and shadow rotations
-Custom lightmaps for EVERY building in the game, with windows that lit at night, with random intensity and different timing
-New light sources added to braziers, campfires and all flames (in the base game they do not cast lights)
-New UI panel who let you chose cycle speed + pause for those who want a fixed lighting.
-Night ambience sound which replaces birds sounds when night falls and switch back during Morning (do you reconginze it? it is the Civ 6 night ambience.)
And that's just the beginning. I would like to add more light sources and if possible even lights attached to units for more immersion.
And dulcis in fundo, this system allows me to bring back Civ 6 day\night cycle wonders animations which are truly missed.
Stay tuned!
Obviously this would need a ton of balancing work, but I think it would make city planning a bit more flexible when the warehouse and ageless building pile up. I think Unique quarters would not be able to add a third buildings.
I also think this could restricted to another tier of upgrading cities, maybe called a metropolis. Modern Japan feels like a natural civ to give these bonuses around this feature.
Perhaps a tech in the Modern Age would unlock a small version of this with a third building slot unlocking on the city center with a tech or civic.
Building limit could be another mechanic to allow for tall playstyles, save valuable rural tiles, and avoid more buildings like the rail station that require an entire quarter. Perhaps this could even be worked into the Modern Age in some ways too.