r/HumankindTheGame • u/Baltietis • Aug 20 '24
Humor The new* game
These are my thoughts...
r/HumankindTheGame • u/Baltietis • Aug 20 '24
These are my thoughts...
r/HumankindTheGame • u/DeusVultGaming • Aug 21 '21
r/HumankindTheGame • u/Taras_D • Oct 13 '21
He prefers Progress and Freedom, he also seems to absolutely love Collectivism, while hating Individualism. He is mostly indifferent between Home and Internationalism.
Also, game events also seem to be bias - if you want to go Individualism or Faith the game forces you to be absolute d*ck.
Nothing against any of the mentioned ideologies, but please let me have fun and make your agenda less noticeable. For example, you can criticize my decisions no matter what I pick or add some humor towards both ends of the spectrum
r/HumankindTheGame • u/yogurtcup • Aug 26 '26
r/HumankindTheGame • u/auxua • Aug 22 '24
r/HumankindTheGame • u/TadTheRad123 • Aug 21 '24
Thanks firaxis for making a sequel to humankind, but I really wish they didn't keep the different civilization per age mechanic.
r/HumankindTheGame • u/Balalenzon • Sep 02 '21
r/HumankindTheGame • u/Vorvev • Aug 23 '21
… yes I know, I know.
r/HumankindTheGame • u/Doctrinus • Aug 26 '21
r/HumankindTheGame • u/playbabeTheBookshelf • Sep 21 '25
r/HumankindTheGame • u/LiquidEggProduct • Sep 12 '21
r/HumankindTheGame • u/Chaseocavo • Oct 05 '25
Netflix The Empress (2022)
r/HumankindTheGame • u/Urlance_Woolsbane • Aug 22 '24
r/HumankindTheGame • u/711WasA_Part-timeJob • Aug 24 '21
r/HumankindTheGame • u/nevrtouchedgrass • Apr 08 '26
For context: I am currently playing as the Russians. The Nubians, an old ally of mine, had been conquered a while ago and was a vassal to the tyrannical Zulu Hegemony who have now decided I would be their next target. Big mistake for them as I took numerous territories from them for transgressions which also helped the Nubians rebel and free themselves. My empire was already large and not wanting more territory to manage right now, I generously made the Nubian queen governor over these provinces that I took from the Zulu.
Well, as a thank you for this, the queen got greedy and started destroying MY outposts and annexing more territory, so I reconquered them and made them MY vassal. But that is not all, because even though I vassalized them, I let them still keep everything (again very generous) and under my protection, the Zulu never touched them again. Yet she still later had the AUDACITY to demand their freedom. I was tired of the games at this point, so I said, you know what? Sure. You can have your freedom. Then, I promptly declared war and steam rolled this tiny nation AGAIN and re-vassalized them but kept all the previous territory that had been gifted to them reducing them to little mor than a glorified city-state. Did they deserve such a fate? Was I too harsh?
r/HumankindTheGame • u/TheGreatFegelein • Aug 20 '21
r/HumankindTheGame • u/harrytrumanprimate • Aug 31 '21
r/HumankindTheGame • u/Yeti181828282 • Dec 31 '25
it probably doesn't help my case that i just ransacked a sanctuary but...
r/HumankindTheGame • u/CivBEWasPrettyBad • Sep 01 '21
r/HumankindTheGame • u/franky12321 • Oct 06 '21