***Sid Meier's Civilization VII***

[Tombstone]

Yeah, I think it depends on how natural it feels. If I can play "Vikings"->Normans->France then that will feel like a natural progression, as would "Vikings"->Normans->Britain or "Vikings"->"Medieval Sweden"->Denmark but if it's "Vikings"->China->USA then it's going to feel arbitrary. There seems to be an unlock system controlling your exits from each age which will hopefully ensure that it does, we shall see.

Yeah it was being able to wildly change your civ in Humankind that I found jarring, from the dev Q&A it did sound like they were going for a much more logical progression, like Phoenicians into Carthaginians for example, rather than Rome into the USA

 

[pepp77]

I hope the difficulty can be ramped up higher than 6. So easy to beat even on the hardest setting.

You know there are Mods available that increase the difficulty level and give you I think another 5 difficulty levels over Deity.

 

[robj20]

You know there are Mods available that increase the difficulty level and give you I think another 5 difficulty levels over Deity.

I haven't even considered a Mod. I'll take a look.

 

[pepp77]

I haven't even considered a Mod. I'll take a look.

Steam Workshop::Deity ++

steamcommunity.com

 

[xaldub]

Yeah it was being able to wildly change your civ in Humankind that I found jarring, from the dev Q&A it did sound like they were going for a much more logical progression, like Phoenicians into Carthaginians for example, rather than Rome into the USA

I'll be far happier if the civ progression makes historical sense. As you say, being allowed to transition from something like Polynesians into Germany would kill the franchise for me.