I hope you're put into a cannon & fired into the sun.Hope this isn't turn based
Given this game is getting a Switch port, it should run decently on a wide range of PC hardware.Looks like I might need a new PC for this.
I don't think my 3700X and GTX 1660 is going to cut it.
Looks like I might need a new PC for this.
I don't think my 3700X and GTX 1660 is going to cut it.
I'm only just happy with how Civ 6 runs so we'll see.According to the minimum specs they released a few days, you should be fine just not for max settings.
I'm only just happy with how Civ 6 runs so we'll see.
Yep, that's the basis for my hope that it won't blow my Steam Deck up!Given this game is getting a Switch port, it should run decently on a wide range of PC hardware.
A game like this you can run it at 30fps and it'll be alright, being turn based.Yep, that's the basis for my hope that it won't blow my Steam Deck up!
turns take ages though no doubt with an old cpuA game like this you can run it at 30fps and it'll be alright, being turn based.
Later in the game sure, but its a slow paced game anyway. If you play with full movement and combat animations enabled, that will take longer than the turn processing time anyway.turns take ages though no doubt with an old cpu
Its a difficult one when it comes to the USA, if you are attempting to provide a male and a female , with leadership qualities, for each Civ for example, its very easy to do so with England, Scotland, Russia, France, China and so on but its a real struggle to come up with names of females in American history that could be attributed leadership aspects. As you point out, its not the first time that Civ has had people who werent actually leaders and tbh I simply do not have any problem with Harriet Tubman (I'd preferred Martin Luther King myself) and certainly not enough of a problem with it to decide not to buy Civ 7 (its already a day one purchase for me )A bad decision by the developers that doesn't inspire confidence that they won't have made similar bad choices elsewhere...
The history of civ shows the objection to this isn't about the characters skin colour and/or sex. It's just an incoherent casting when there's literally no reason to do this, even within the DEI worldview, as previous Civ's have had plenty of 'diversity'
I've played every Civ extensively from the first but i think this will be the first I'll leave for a year or two to wait for the expansions to come out and the price to drop.
Edit: i see they have decided to include Confucius and Niccolo Machiavelli which is a departure from previous games where all the leaders were.... well actually leaders of nations/ tribes etc at one point or another either formally as head of states or less formally like Gandhi.
But at least thoose two did hold high influential positions in goverment unlike Tubman.
Its a difficult one when it comes to the USA, if you are attempting to provide a male and a female , with leadership qualities, for each Civ for example, its very easy to do so with England, Scotland, Russia, France, China and so on but its a real struggle to come up with names of females in American history that could be attributed leadership aspects. As you point out, its not the first time that Civ has had people who werent actually leaders and tbh I simply do not have any problem with Harriet Tubman (I'd preferred Martin Luther King myself) and certainly not enough of a problem with it to decide not to buy Civ 7 (its already a day one purchase for me )
Say what now?
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They are selling a version of the collectors edition for £140 and you don't even get a copy of the game?!!! and if you do want the game it's £260!!
I really hate the nonsence we now get at a new 'AAA+' games launch. This really has to be a year or two down the line purchase now. And thats hoping thry don't go full on Stellaris style nonsence route where the 'full' version ends up costing you the best part of £200 with all the DLC.
What are the other decisions at Firaxis that you have an issue with? It surprises me, as someone who has also played every Civ game since Civ 1, and amassed over 1000 hours played in almost every Civ game since the first one, buying Civ 7 is simply an absolute given for me. Upon that track record of the past 30+ years and the amount of time I played each one, I havent seen anything or heard anything that puts me off buying Civ 7, so I'm intrigued to know what the decisions are that Firaxis have made which has turned you (who has also played and enjoyed all the previous Civs) off buying Civ 7? Perhaps its something major that I have missed the news ofIt's not the inclusion of Tubman that's concerning enough in an of itself (as leaders traditionally can be included/ excluded at the players whim) but rather what's now diriving some of the decisions at Firaxis. After all theres whole rafts of existing Civ 6 leaders who I never bothered with because I either preferred the attributes/ role playing aspect of other Civs/ leaders. Ive said before that this was going to be the 1st Civ game I personally was going to hold of on purchasing to start with and see what state it was in when the price started to drop. I appreciate the whole finding a female leader for the USA might be hard but is it the case they're going to try to do this for all leaders? To be paired male/ female? Because that will exclude a whole host of previous leaders from being included from launch or later on because they're really going to struggle to find female counterparts to Genghis or Shaka for example.
It may not be about those qualities for some, but on this forum you can guarantee it bloody well would be, especially amongst the usual people who base their whole personality around making a big deal out of these sort of things.
I suppose it's also a coincidence that you were very vocal and active in the dragon age thread
That whole post was a literal "I'm not <some'ist> but".
wow amazing, but what actual gameplay features and improvements? or is it just the basic cash cow content? it's not like it says "major expansion"
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