Yeah, that was a big design flaw in Civ V that overcentralized science. You actually need to specialise to get science and making every city produce it means you're getting less of the other yields. I most like you don't just get free science for having a library and a big population. It looks like science has been deemphasized, so I think a balanced science civ could be possible. Science was by far the most important thing to prioritize in V, and the civilizations that focused on it Babylon, Korea, Maya were among the best. It seems like they learned their lesson from last time to not have a straight-up science focused civilization. It seems there are a lot of culture, religion, and domination focused civs but very few science ones.Īll I can think of so far is. However, informative posts about past leaders or structures that are included in the series are allowed. Posts comprised of current leaders or events are not allowed. If you post a screenshot of the game, please point out what you want people to look at in the image or explain in the comments. Screenshots of graphical glitches are not allowed unless they are major and have not been seen before. Posts that only show your relationship between one or more Civs, including trade screens, are not allowed.
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