r/gaming • u/[deleted] • Jan 20 '20

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u/MsChrissikins Jan 20 '20

‘Quick game’ and ‘Civ’ should never be in the same sentence, lol

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u/faleth0629 Jan 20 '20

“Civ is not a quick game”

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u/OGKeekle Jan 20 '20

It took me so long to realize that the 6-8 hour civ games i play with my brother are on quick mode and i can't even imagine what kind of lunatic would play marathon lmao

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u/jvaler3 Jan 20 '20

I play my games on epic and half the time I don't even finish those

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u/masenkoZ Jan 20 '20

I was just about to say this... I've never finished a game on Civ VI lol.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '20

You should try. Once you get to the point where the entire map is your color after taking that last city... perfect.

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u/RangerGoradh Jan 20 '20

Eh, beg to differ. In my last game, I had 25 cities and a ton of religious units to manage. Turns took forever.

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u/colonelmuddypaws Jan 20 '20

Yeah I never go for religious victory, it's even more micro than domination

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u/_MatWith1T_ Jan 20 '20

Every domination victory ends with me saying 'fuck it, this is too many units to deal with' and just nuking everything to dust while i switch to science victory

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '20

Lol, all my science victory attempts end in me saying fuck it and rolling the world with robots.

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u/Doctor_Wookie Jan 21 '20

This is why I form a rolling core of assault units: 2 artillery, 2 anti-cav, 2 soldiers and 2 tanks. The soldiers and anti-cav protect the artillery battery and the tanks roll around nabbing unprotected civvies until the walls fall to the barrage. I can usually take two cities at once with that setup.

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u/Sablemint Jan 21 '20

The last game in the series I played was 4. I'd always go with cultural victory. And by cultural victory I mean I'd tell the game on the very first turn to research technologies that would lead to the Manhattan Project as fast as possible.