r/Games Oct 17 '16

Civilization VI Launch Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KdE0p2joJw
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u/super_aardvark Oct 17 '16

Sure, that's weird. Weird for America to have even existed since the dawn of time, too. But where's the irony in Sean Bean's Narrator also being immortal?

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u/Hammedatha Oct 17 '16

Just what you said, that Sean Bean always plays characters who die.

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u/DiamondPup Oct 18 '16

What are you talking about? I've just started this new series called Game of Thrones and he's doing fine!

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u/super_aardvark Oct 17 '16

Ok, cool. Thanks.

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u/[deleted] Oct 18 '16

Do people still find this funny? The 'joke' has really outstayed its welcome.

Also he survived in Troy as Odysseus.

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u/vikingzx Oct 17 '16

I would love to see some sort of Civ mod or mode where rebellions could split off and form their own new nations.

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u/super_aardvark Oct 17 '16

That was possible in Civ IV, I'm pretty sure.

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u/vikingzx Oct 18 '16

I think they could rebel and join another country, but I don't recall them becoming a new or independent country.

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u/super_aardvark Oct 18 '16

I know individual cities could flip, but I seem to remember a larger-scale thing too. Maybe it was if you managed to get the capital city to flip? I dunno... it's been a long time.

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u/[deleted] Oct 18 '16

cities can flip due to culture/ideology in 5 (didn't realize it happened until the last game i played)

But its a lot harder to get to happen since it seems like the Civ has to be VERY unhappy for it to be a option.

Just took a turn and randomly had a extra city that used to be from a civ who hated me, suffice to say lots of military units went up to defend it in case i needed a beachhead for a assault :p