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So, here’s the scoop on Civilization 7’s upcoming update. Firaxis decided to spill the beans in their latest blog post. And oh boy, they’re calling it the most jam-packed update yet. Can you believe it? We’re talking long-awaited features and some tweaks the community’s been yammering about for ages.
Imagine this: Civilization 7 hits the scene this past February, right? It’s been nearly a decade since the last one. And, just like in the old days, you pick a legendary leader, build those epic cities, and… yeah, I’m getting carried away. Anyway, they’ve split the game into three ages: Antiquity, Exploration, and Modern. You grow your civ by either buddying up with neighbors or, well, doing the opposite.
So, what’s next? A new patch, version 1.2.2, set to drop June 17. It’s introducing these massive maps where you can duke it out with 10 other civilizations solo, or eight if you’re into the whole multiplayer jazz. They’ve thrown in a bunch of advanced options too. You can toggle crises, fiddle with AI difficulties—economy, combat, the works. Why? Probably because we love control or something.
Speaking of new stuff—this update’s packing some neat tricks:
– You can toggle Legacy Paths on or off. No clue why you’d want them off, but choices, right?
– There’s a Crisis Picker. Like, picking disasters is a thing now.
– Customize AI difficulty, bypass Civ unlocks (I’m guessing that means skipping the boring bits?).
– Steam Workshop perks. Mods away!
Okay, focus. Town specializations are a big deal. Everyone loves those, right? Resort Town’s a fresh face in town, and Urban Center’s getting a facelift. They say it’ll boost gold and happiness—whatever that looks like in-game.
There’s more too: 24 new City-State bonuses, and if that weren’t enough, two new Pantheons. Plus, there are 14 new religious beliefs spread across those belief systems. I didn’t realize we needed more, but hey, I’m just here for the ride.
Oh, and June’s the month for specialist balancing and treasure fleet boosts. Finally, there’s a dog you can pet in-game. Yes, you read that right. A pettable dog. Boggles the mind, doesn’t it?
Further down the pipeline, they’re tossing in Auto-Explore—probably for those who prefer to sit back and chillax. Hotseat Multiplayer’s in the works too, though they’re mum on when it’ll land.
Man, they’re improving UI, squashing bugs, and ironing out all those little quality-of-life wrinkles. Who knew making video games was this… elaborate?
So, that’s it for now. Keep an eye out for those changes. Or don’t. It’s a game, after all.
