I find that bases with Saladin completed are always noticeably more difficult to defeat, and I want to be equally annoying to my war opponents. I agree on Saladin being lowest priority, but I'm hopeful that I'll get to him someday. Maybe that wasn't the optimal thing to do, but I love my boosted HTs. I also pushed through to the Leonardo heavy tank skills, doing the absolute minimum to get there, then completed those. But there were alway so many things to spend oil on that I found myself waiting for the (roughly) semi-annual half-off Amelia sales and blasting through a bunch of her skills in a burst. I delayed finishing Amelia probably longer than I should have. I'm about out of little quick-hitters like that, though. So if it is Tuesday and I can either start an upgrade at full price or slip in a three day University skill and hope for something good to be discounted of Friday, I'll often do it. A website for this domain is hosted in United States, according to the geolocation of its IP address 65.254.248.90. This is roughly how I prioritized things, but I skipped around quite a bit. Civ 6 marks the first time the Religious victory makes an appearance, while the other victory types are Civ mainstays. Nearly half the nations in the era use bronze or stone equipment rather than iron.Īs with every era, there are nations which go against the general trend.Ī short summary of each nation can be found here.Good guide. Civilization 6 features five different victory types: Score, Religious, Cultural, Science, and Domination.

The instant TC upgrade is nice but the discounts are still great during the Rush and with an upgraded Factory/Airstrip you'll be prepared to do multiple discounted troop upgrades straight away.

No nation has access to crossbows, and heavy armor, two-handed weapons and heavy lances are rare. Nobody knows, but in theory it's soon (to begin July) - may as well get started now to, say, get Library upgraded and going. DomiNations is a 2015 freemium mobile massively multiplayer strategy video game developed and published by Big Huge Games. While most nations can still gain two command points from their fortresses, many of them have fort types with low defense values. This lower technological level means that fortresses cannot be upgraded to a very high level, and some nations cannot build anything more advanced than a palisade. Few nations rely on or have good access to communions. Nations are less often ruled by humans or near-humans, and instead are more likely to be ruled by living gods, demons, giants, or other supernatural beings. Early era nations are typically characterized by having more powerful, yet less versatile mages, being focused around powerful magic and sacred troops only available in the capital, and a lower level of technology compared to later eras.

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