I can’t recommend this game because of what people already said so far but I will elaborate in a moment. When I first play a civilization game it was the 5th and base on my hours compare to 6th I had a blast playing it, what went wrong? Why did I decide that this game is not for your wish list this year? Well I’ll tell you all about this game, both good and bad.

Before I played the series I myself love all about historic events, humanitarian involvement etc. but when I first heard the game it was from Angry Joe’s review and I got hooked on the game. The hours progressing your technology through different eras, role playing famous historic characters and plan your strategy if you want to wage war or be a world political leader, that is what I was hoping for when the 6th came out and the first hours were great…but then it just collapse like the Byzantine Empire!

What I mean is that as much as they have good ideas implement civilization 6th like the aggressive barbarian army, the beautiful music, so many civ leaders you can choose from, but the highlight of the game is districts. This changes a lot in past civ games because you usually just protect your cities and that’s all but now you got to manage your districts and how to preserve them, not to mention keeping people happy from each city! That is so great, but the biggest down fall is you know what is coming.


Granted civ 5’s Ai is not the greatest but somehow the 6th made it worse because of a system the developers thought it was “engaging” by having different leaders have different agendas that match their personality, on paper it could work but man the Ai can be the most over reacted bunch of babies out there. If you start one war with another, the leader will hate you forever throughout the game. The Ai will betrayed you for no reason and it will blame you by saying “you have not build seaports enough” even though you have like ten of them and he has about twelve. Diplomacy is nearly impossible to please them in mid game because no matter if you try to befriend them eventually one tiny stupid moment they will turn on you and just hate you for no apparent reason!

This not only makes trading resources harder, but war has become so boring. While managing your army is great and all, attacking just felt like a chore because your citizen’s happiness will go down no matter how much you try to keep them happy which I notice there are little happiness buildings in this game, conquering takes longer due to not only managing your citizen's happiness, but the AI have one goal and is to send settlers to expand no matter how little land or impractical their "strategy" goes. Is like I'm dealing with playing with bugs both computer and biological sense because they just breed and multiply with no end! Oh and please don't get me started with how the Ai fight, it is so pathetically bad. For example in my play through I was playing as China and I have America next door, I did not have a strong army in fact I was behind on tech, the only protection I have is a few archers, two knights, one warrior and my great wall, while America have muskets. One day they decide to attack me for expansion (how ironic) since they are focusing on war conquest I thought I was done for, but then to my surprise they don’t send their whole army or try to strategize to surround my archers or anything, they just send one by one in one linear path with their muskets while I keep shelling them with arrows behind my wall. Somehow I won the war after thirteen turns because the stupid Ai can’t come up with a better way to beat me by just mow me down oh no, it just send one at a time, or in fact go around the wall because I didn’t exactly finish building the wall completely yet I somehow won, on a king difficulty which the AI of course have more resources than me, oh my god.


I heard about the new expansion coming up and I just don’t feel like to buy it, as long as they don’t fix the Ai the game just feels drag and tedious both peaceful and in war of all things that made it so boring. I’ll give it a 4/10, great ideas but terrible executions.

I can’t recommend this game because of what people already said so far but I will elaborate in a moment. When I first play a civilization game it was the 5th and base on my hours compare to 6th I had a blast playing it, what went wrong? Why did I decide that this game is not for your wish list this year? Well I’ll tell you all about this game, both good and bad. [h1]Rise from Civilization [/h1] Before I played the series I myself love all about historic events, humanitarian involvement etc. but when I first heard the game it was from Angry Joe’s review and I got hooked on the game. The hours progressing your technology through different eras, role playing famous historic characters and plan your strategy if you want to wage war or be a world political leader, that is what I was hoping for when the 6th came out and the first hours were great…but then it just collapse like the Byzantine Empire! What I mean is that as much as they have good ideas implement civilization 6th like the aggressive barbarian army, the beautiful music, so many civ leaders you can choose from, but the highlight of the game is districts. This changes a lot in past civ games because you usually just protect your cities and that’s all but now you got to manage your districts and how to preserve them, not to mention keeping people happy from each city! That is so great, but the biggest down fall is you know what is coming. [h1]Fall of Dumb AI[/h1] Granted civ 5’s Ai is not the greatest but somehow the 6th made it worse because of a system the developers thought it was “engaging” by having different leaders have different agendas that match their personality, on paper it could work but man the Ai can be the most over reacted bunch of babies out there. If you start one war with another, the leader will hate you forever throughout the game. The Ai will betrayed you for no reason and it will blame you by saying “you have not build seaports enough” even though you have like ten of them and he has about twelve. Diplomacy is nearly impossible to please them in mid game because no matter if you try to befriend them eventually one tiny stupid moment they will turn on you and just hate you for no apparent reason! This not only makes trading resources harder, but war has become so boring. While managing your army is great and all, attacking just felt like a chore because your citizen’s happiness will go down no matter how much you try to keep them happy which I notice there are little happiness buildings in this game, conquering takes longer due to not only managing your citizen's happiness, but the AI have one goal and is to send settlers to expand no matter how little land or impractical their "strategy" goes. Is like I'm dealing with playing with bugs both computer and biological sense because they just breed and multiply with no end! Oh and please don't get me started with how the Ai fight, it is so pathetically bad. For example in my play through I was playing as China and I have America next door, I did not have a strong army in fact I was behind on tech, the only protection I have is a few archers, two knights, one warrior and my great wall, while America have muskets. One day they decide to attack me for expansion (how ironic) since they are focusing on war conquest I thought I was done for, but then to my surprise they don’t send their whole army or try to strategize to surround my archers or anything, they just send one by one in one linear path with their muskets while I keep shelling them with arrows behind my wall. Somehow I won the war after thirteen turns because the stupid Ai can’t come up with a better way to beat me by just mow me down oh no, it just send one at a time, or in fact go [b] around [/b] the wall because I didn’t exactly finish building the wall completely yet I somehow won, on a king difficulty which the AI of course have more resources than me, oh my god. [h1] Conclusion [/h1] I heard about the new expansion coming up and I just don’t feel like to buy it, as long as they don’t fix the Ai the game just feels drag and tedious both peaceful and in war of all things that made it so boring. I’ll give it a 4/10, great ideas but terrible executions.