From Russia With Love Pc Game System Requirements
The Iain Banks novel Complicity dedicates a fair few words to the system requirements of Despot, a fictional game which is basically Civilization (Banks had a bit of a Civ problem). If even Iain Banks didn’t shy away from such responsibility, I hardly can.
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With now less than a month away from launch, the system requirements are now finalised. As you’d expect, they’re not too strict, running on most PCs from the past four years or so. Maxheadroom says: Still think Civ peaked with Civ4. Civ5 just didn’t grab me as much and although I was super hyped when 6 was announced, having seen gameplay footage I’m kinda feeling a bit ‘meh’. Is that just me? The series really needs a reinvention. Something as big as the move from square tiles to hexagons.
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Lately it just feels like they’re just tweaking the mechanics and throwing in a couple of new features. I’ll probably still buy it mind (just expressing concern at this point), unless they start shitting a new one out every year like CoD anyway. Ilitarist says: You say it needs a reinvention but you say that the best game in the series is the last one that didn’t change much, didn’t have a revolution. Civ4 is an iterative update over Civ3 which was updated Civ2 which was updated Civ1. Civ4 added Religion (but as a much more simple system than Civ5), Great People and National Wonders. It was still recognizably same game as previous ones, unlike Civ5 which was the revolution (Tactical Battles, Hexes, City-States, Unique Civ Abilities – only Social Policies of Civ4 had the same impact on game as those systems). Civ6 has a very good chance to be the best Civ title ever.
Napalm Sushi says: I think one of their most important moves has been taking enough time to make Civ 6 an enhancement of the previous game’s fully upgraded form rather than its vanilla one. Only the World Congress and diplomatic victory are missing, which were probably the weakest part of Civ 5, and the plan is most likely to overhaul them for an expansion. And yeah, between city unstacking, support units, corps, theological combat, the religious victory, the government system, the civics tree, expendable builders, casus belli, great person bidding, great work heists, unique city-state bonuses, city-state levying, and the leader agendas, I’m unsure how Civ 6 can be seen as anything but a reinvention. Ilitarist says: Everything you’ve listed already existed in Civ5 or Civ5 expansions.
They’ve forced many civilization-specific buildings as well as Great People buildings out of cities – here’s the beginning of your city unstacking. Social policy is now a linear tree instead of set of trees – yes, and I don’t see how this simplification may be considered revolution. Agendas, religious competition, religious victory, competition for great people – all of this existed in the series before. Artifact heists and unique city bonuses are new ideas but I wouldn’t call them a revolution. Pelwl says: I think that a lot of people who hate the art style may not be too bothered by it when actually playing it.
Most of the screenshots and videos that have been uploaded have the action zoomed in at a high level to show off the animations. When you view the game at a more normal distance it doesn’t look that much different to Civ V, only more detailed so that it’s easier to quickly recognise different terrain, buildings, etc.
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I’m kind of hoping there’ll be an option to turn off the leader animations though as they’re going to get tiresome pretty quickly.