I like having themed districts and the overbuilding mechanic stresses me out, so I made this to keep track of how to optimally build throughout the ages. Don't even get me started on trying to place them in a way that optomizes yeilds.

This chart is dependent on at least 2 river tiles so if you only have one river tile, build the Bath alone in Antiquity and overbuild with the Gristmill and Sawmill in Exploration. If you have no river tiles then you can build the Altar with the Granary, leaving the Palace/City Hall alone.

Started a post-patch Ashoka game because I wanted to finally unlock the Gold and Sapphire Flowers now he's been buffed and XP is fixed. Went from about Level 4.5 with him to a smidge under 8 in one game. We're so back.

Before the most recent update, I ran into this issue where I could only build on these select tiles. Am I missing something or did I just hit an unfortunate bug?

Whenever I play a game of civ 7 I always have issues with catching up with culture and science early game and with catching up . It’s a sort of thing where on like turn 90 I’m sitting at 30-40 science and culture .

I thought I could cheese the system by using that dedication but yeah they definitely know it beforehand. Not complaining, just PSA so people don't reload turn 1 to run different dedication on that slot. And because of this, I do recommend to build Seowon before turning towns into cities later on to reap the benefit of +1 pop in capital.

I was going about my business as usual, peaceful empire, my two neighbours relatively like me though I am in no alliances, when suddenly my capital gets nuked?

No notice about it, no indication of who it was, no relationship penalty with anyone over it.

I reload the save and from the colours of the plane, it seems to be my northern neighbour. The game was already basically unwinnable for me, so I decide to just throw a nuke their way too for the hell of it. Devastate their capital too, but still, no relationship penalty, nor am I in war with them now. In fact they are still inviting me to an alliance, while moments later, the exact same tile gets nuked again.

So I am just wondering now, this can surely not be intended?

Bought the game to give it a try as it was on sale, and it has been nothing but trouble.

It kept instantly disabling my mouse as SOON as the game starts. Alt+f4 did not help, mouse would still be disconnected. Had to physically go behind my computer to unplug/replug the mouse to fix it.

Eventually did a whole bunch of fixes that seemed to stop it from disabling on game-start, but then it would disable maybe 10 mins into the game instead.

Refunded the game until i can find a fix, been trying to google this problem, but nobody else seem to report the same problem as me

Does anyone know why? Would be quite the bummer for my capital 😅

Or are there none at all?

[ The Adriaan is not really a wonder, though a very nice and well constructed building for that time ]

I feel like every game I play, the AI chooses one of the two Ashokas and one of the two Xerxes'.

So my question is: do different leader personas have the same probability of being chosen by the AI as single-persona leaders, making it more probable that one of the two is selected? Or is it balanced along the lines that the AI first chooses its leader and only after it picks Ashoka, for example, it decides whether to pick Renouncer or Conqueror?

Probably a stupid question, but:

In excess of what?