2K Games ha desvelado antes de tiempo la existencia de Civilization VII. El mes pasado la organización del Summer Game Fest anunció que "2K planea desvelar la siguiente iteración de una de las más grandes y más queridas franquicias de 2K el viernes, 7 de junio". Inicialmente los rumores apuntaban a que ese anuncio sería el de Borderlands 4 (coincidiendo con el hecho de que Take-Two Interactive compró Gearbox hace un par de meses), pero una filtración en la propia página de 2K ha mostrado la séptima entrega del juego de estrategia 4X por turnos de Sid Meier. El banner ya ha sido retirado de la web de 2K Games, pero podéis verlo en el encabezado de esta noticia. Ahora mismo se espera que el anuncio oficial (y con su correspondiente tráiler) de Civilization VII se produzca esta noche durante la gala del Summer Game Fest, la cual comenzará a las once de la noche (hora peninsular) y podréis seguir con nosotros a través de nuestro canal de YouTube. https://www.2k.com/en-US/ https://insider-gaming.com/civilization-vii-leaked/

Aksum The African coast of the Red Sea was the domain of Aksum, named by the prophet Mani as one of the four key powers of the ancient world. For most of the first millennium CE, Aksumite merchants bore ivory, gold, spices and other goods from the African interior to India, Persia, and the Mediterranean. Yet these trade routes planted the seeds of Aksum's fall – when the Arab caliphates took over the Silk Road, Aksum was isolated and fell into decline. Unique Ability Kingdom of Natural Wealth: Increased Gold on resources. Attributes: Cultural Economic Civic Trees Periplus of the Erythraean Sea Tier 1: Unlock the Hawilt Unique Improvement. Increased Resource Capacity in Settlements on Coast or Navigable Rivers. Unlocks Great Stele Wonder. Tradition - Port of Nations: Increased Culture and Gold for every active Trade Route. Tier 2: Increased Gold on Quarters adjacent to Coast tiles. Unlocks 'Port of Nations' Tradition. Monumentum Adulitanum Tier 1: Altar and Monument Buildings gain a Culture adjacency bonus with Hawilt Unique Improvements. Unlocks 'Throne of my Fathers' Tradition. Tradition - Throne of my Fathers: Increased Gold in Cities adjacent to Coast tiles. Book of the Himyarites Tier 1: Dhow Unique Naval Units get the Swift keyword, letting them ignore enemy Units' Zone of Control. Unlocks 'May This Please the People' Tradition. Tradition - May This Please the People: Increased Culture on Resources on or adjacent to Coast tiles. Unique Infrastructure Hawilt: Unique Improvement. Gold base. Increased Culture for each adjacent Wonder or Hawilt. Must be built on a Flat tile. Unique Civilian Unit Tankwa: Unique Trade Ship. Cannot be pillaged. Increased Trade Route range. Unique Military Unit Dhow: Unique Naval Unit. Increased Combat Strength on Coast tiles. Has a charge to create a naval Trade Route. Associated Wonder Great Stele: Gain Gold per Age when you complete a Wonder in this City, including the Great Stele. Must be built on a Flat tile. Starting Biases: Hill Grassland Egypt Kemet, the fertile band of the Nile floodplain, is the heart of ancient Egypt. Its over five thousand years of history have been sustained by the river and the life-giving silt that it leaves, building layers of trade, conquest, and the monuments to immortality that were its wonders. Its riches were legendary – and tempting. Egypt fell to Persia in 525 BCE, but the Nile still flows. Unique Ability Gifts of Osiris: Increased Production on Navigable Rivers. Attributes: Cultural Economic Civic Trees Arrival of Hapi Tier 1: Unlock the Mortuary Temple Unique Building. Minor Rivers do not end Unit movement. Unlocks 'Akhet' Tradition. Tradition - Akhet: Increased Food on Navigable Rivers. Scales of Anubis Tier 1: Unlock the Mastaba Unique Building. Medjay Unique Infantry Units generate Gold when stationed in a Settlement you own. Unlocks 'Riches of the Duat' Tradition. Tradition - Riches of the Duat: Increased Production towards Wonders. Light of Amun-Ra Tier 1: Increased Gold on the Palace. Increased Settlement Limit. Unlocks 'Kemet' Tradition and Pyramids Wonder. Tradition - Kemet: Increased Culture on Navigable Rivers. Unique Infrastructure Necropolis: Unique Quarter. Gain Gold every time a Wonder is completed in this City. Mastaba: Unique Building. Culture base. Gold adjacency for Desert tiles. Mortuary Temple: Unique Building. Gold base. Happiness adjacency for Navigable Rivers. Unique Civilian Unit Tjaty: Unique Visier/architect Unit. Can only be built in Cities with a Necropolis, and the specific Tjaty received is random. Each Tjaty can only be received once. Cost increases per Tjaty built. Possible Tjaty Units: Amhose: Activated on the Palace to add Culture to the building. Aperel: Grants Chariot Units with increased Combat Strength. Hemiunu: Activated on a Wonder under construction to add a medium amount of Production. Imhotep: Activated on a Wonder under construction to add a larger amount of Production. Khay: Grants Medjay Units that have increased Combat Strength. Nebet: Activated on a Necropolis to immediately trigger a Celebration. Paser: Activated on a Wonder under Construction to add a smaller amount of Production. Ptahhotep: Activated on a Constructible with a Great Work Slot to grant a Codex called 'The Maxims of Ptahhotep' that grants increased Science. Ramose: Activated on a Wonder to add Gold to it. Useramen: Activated on a Wonder to add Culture to it. Unique Military Unit Medjay: Unique Infantry Unit. Has increased Combat Strength in friendly territory, doubled when stationed in a Settlement you own. Associated Wonder Pyramids: Increased Gold and Production on Minor and Navigable River tiles in this City. Must be placed on a Desert adjacent to a Navigable River tile. Starting Biases: Navigable Rivers Desert Maya In the Central American jungles grew a series of city-states bound by alliances and a common culture—the Maya. They transformed a seemingly inhospitable landscape into a paradise of plazas, ball courts, and pyramids that rose out of the jungle to greet the open sky. But struck by climate and political crises, the Maya declined, and the land was once more covered by forest. Unique Ability Skies of Itzamna: The Palace gains Science for adjacent Vegetated tiles. Attributes: Diplomatic Scientific Civic Trees Rain of Chaac Tier 1: Unlock the K'uh Nah Unique Building. The Altar gains Science for adjacent Vegetated tiles. Unlocks 'Pet Kot' Tradition. Tradition - Pet Kot: Increased Science on Vegetated tiles in Cities. Lords of Xibalba Tier 1: Unlock the Jalaw Unique Building. Hul'che Unique Ranged Units and Jaguar Slayer Unique Recon Units gain Stealth in Vegetated tiles. Unlocks 'Miracles of the Twins' Tradition. Tradition - Miracles of the Twins: Units gain Poison, granting a combat bonus against wounded Units. Calendar Round Tier 1: After completing a Technology, gain Culture equal to a small percentage of the Technology's cost. After completing a Civic, gain Science equal to a small percentage of the Civic's cost. Tier 2: Increased Settlement Limit. Unlocks 'Tzolk'in' and 'Haab'' Traditions and Mundo Perdido Wonder. Tradition - Tzolk'in: Happiness buildings gain Science. Tradition - Haab': Happiness buildings gain Culture. Unique Infrastructure Uwaybil K'uh: Unique Quarter. Every time you research a Technology, this City gains Production equal to a small percentage of its cost. Jalaw: Unique Building. Happiness base. Culture adjacency for Quarters. K'uh Nah: Unique Building. Science base. Science adjacency for Vegetated tiles. Unique Civilian Unit Jaguar Slayer: Unique Recon Unit. Has the Jaguar Trap ability, creating an invisible trap that must be placed on Vegetated tiles; Jaguar Trap deals damage to any enemy Units that enter the tile and instantly ends their movement. This ability recharges after a set number of turns. Unique Military Unit Hul'che: Unique Ranged Unit. Can see through Vegetation and suffers no movement penalty from Vegetated tiles. Associated Wonder Mundo Perdido: Increased Happiness and Science on Tropical tiles in this City. Must be placed on a Tropical tile. Starting Biases: Vegetated Tropical Maurya The Maurya arose from a land of incredible cultural diversity, but one reeling from war. From Chandragupta's conquests of Alexander the Great's successors, the dynasty reached its height under Ashoka, who embraced nonviolence and tolerance. Balancing open-mindedness with military might, the Maurya built an empire that was as wise as it was glorious—until its fall to an assassin's blade. Unique Ability Dhamma Lipi: You can choose an additional Pantheon after unlocking Mysticism. Attributes: Militaristic Scientific Civic Trees Acharya Tier 1: Unlock the Dharmashala and Vihara Unique Buildings. Unlocks 'Charvaka' Tradition. Tradition - Charvaka: Increased Happiness on Science Buildings. Vyuham Tier 1: Infantry and Cavalry Units gain increased Combat Strength when adjacent to each other. Unlocks 'Kshatriya' Tradition. Tradition - Kshatriya: Increased Happiness on Military Buildings. Ayurveda Tier 1: Increased Healing for Units adjacent to a Purabhettarah Unique Cavalry Unit. Unlocks 'Shreni' Tradition. Tradition - Shreni: Adds Gold for excess Happiness in Cities. Mantriparishad Tier 1: Increase to all yields in Settlements not founded by you. Increased Settlement Limit. Unlocks 'Arthashastra' Tradition and Sanchi Stupa Wonder. Tradition - Arthashastra: Adds Science for excess Happiness in Cities. Unique Infrastructure Matha: Unique Quarter. Increases Happiness in this City. Dharamshala: Unique Building. Happiness base. Science adjacency for Quarters. Vihara: Unique Building. Happiness base. Culture adjacency for Mountains. Unique Civilian Unit Nagarika: Unique Settler Unit. Adds Happiness on City Halls. Unique Military Unit Purabhettarah: Unique Cavalry Unit. Has increased Combat Strength against Fortifications. Associated Wonder Sanchi Stupa: Adds Happiness. Increased Culture for excess Happiness in this City. Must be placed on a Plains tile. Starting Biases: Vegetated Rome When most people think of the classical world, they imagine Rome. From humble beginnings, it grew to span three continents, assimilating the wealth and cultures of those it conquered. During the Republic, ad-hoc statecraft and meritocracy spawned fierce competition, spurring the professionalization of military and bureaucracy of the Empire. But cracks turned to chasms, and a foundering economy and repeated invasions brought Rome to collapse. Unique Ability Twelve Tables: Adds Culture on Districts in the Capital and City Centers in Towns. Attributes: Cultural Militaristic Civic Trees Exercitus Romanus Tier 1: Unlock the Temple of Jupiter Unique Building. Unlocks 'Auxilia' Tradition. Tradition - Auxilia: Increased Production towards Military Units in the Capital for every Town. Tier 2: The Legatus Unique Commander gains the Bulwark promotion for free. Civis Romanus Tier 1: Unlock the Basilica Unique Building. Unlocks 'Cursus Honorum' Tradition. Tradition - Cursus Honorum: Producing an Infantry Unit grants Culture equal to a portion of the Unit's Production cost. Tier 2: Increased Gold in the Capital for every Town. Legatus Pro Praetore Tier 1: Gain a free Infantry Unit in new Settlements that you found. Increased Settlement Limit. Unlocks 'Latinitas' Tradition. Tradition - Latinitas: Increased Food, Gold, and Culture in Towns with a Specialization. Senatus Populusque Romanus Tier 1: Increased Social Policy in the Government. Increased Settlement Limit. Unlocks 'Princeps Civitatis' Tradition and Colosseum Wonder. Tradition - Princeps Civitatis: Adds Production on Quarters in the Capital. Unique Infrastructure Forum: Unique Quarter. Adds Culture and Gold for every Roman Tradition in the government. Temple of Jupiter: Unique Building. Happiness base. Culture adjacency with Happiness Buildings. Basilica: Unique Building. Gold base. Influence adjacency for Culture Buildings. Unique Civilian Unit Legatus: Unique Commander. Can gain the ability to create a new Settlement after a set number of Promotions. Unique Military Unit Legion: Unique Infantry Unit. Gains Increased Combat Strength for every Roman Tradition in the Government. Associated Wonder Colosseum: Adds Culture. Increased Happiness on Quarters in this City. Must be placed adjacent to a District. Shawnee An Algonquian-speaking people originally from what is now the eastern United States, the Shawnee fought hard to keep their land and traditions. Their fiercest battles were with the United States, as the new nation pushed westward. Seeking to build a coalition of indigenous people to form a united front, the Shawnee established a settlement at Prophetstown, but the US Army loomed on the horizon. Unique Ability Nepekifaki: Settlements built adjacent to Navigable Rivers gain increased Food on River tiles, but Cities not built adjacent to a Navigable River receive less Food. Attributes: Economic Political Civic Trees Wyehi Simekofi Tier 1: Unlocks the Mawaskawe Skote Unique Improvement. Unlocks 'Bread Dance' Tradition. Tradition - Bread Dance: Increased Culture to all Farming Towns and increased Food for all Fishing Towns. Tier 2: Increased Settlement Limit. Mawaskawe Skote Unique Improvement receives increased Culture per City-State you are Suzerain of. Miyaska Latoweki Tier 1: Adds Gold for each Trade Route while you have a set number of Endeavors active. Unlocks 'Kakawfe Pafkotaweta' Tradition. Tradition - Kakawfe Pafkotaweta: Adds Culture and Gold for every time an Environmental Event has provided Fertility this Age. Improvements, Buildings, and Urban Districts do not get pillaged by storms . Tier 2: Additional Resource Cap in your Capital per Allied City-State. Telwatiki Tier 1: You can support other leaders' Wars multiple times instead of once. Unlocks 'Helikhilenawewipe' Tradition. Tradition - Helikhilenawewipe: Increased Influence Efficiency to the Befriend Independent action. Tier 2: The Kispoko Nena'to Unique Infantry Unit receives increased Combat Strength per Positive War Support. Increased Influence per turn. Maleki Kintake Tier 1: Increased Food on Farms and Camps. Unlocks 'Takesiyake Yepepoki' Tradition and Serpent Mound Wonder. Tradition - Takesiyake Yepepoki: Cities receive additional Production on Tundra, Desert, and Plains tiles. Unique Infrastructure Mawaskawe Skote: Unique Improvement. Adds Food. Increased Gold for each adjacent Resource. Must be placed on a Vegetated tile not adjacent to another Mawaskawe Skote. Unique Civilian Unit Hoceepkileni: Unique Missionary Unit. Has increased movement, and Rivers do not end movement. Unique Military Unit Kispoko Nena'to: Unique Infantry Unit. Has increased Combat Strength for every Empire Resource. Associated Wonder Serpent Mound: Adds Science. Increased Science and Production to all Unique Improvements. Must be placed on a Grassland tile. Starting Biases: Rivers Grassland Plains Coast https://civilization.2k.com/civ-vii/game-guide/civilizations/

Un juego en el que Gandhi tira nukes siempre será bueno.

Buena noticia para que baje de precio el 6

Alan7ro tus muertos ahora no puedo para de escucharla. En fin, otro más.... solo un turno más....

Lo siento por los afectados, si hablamos del 6 no hay juego que me haya enganchado tanto en mi vida, no pienso pillarlo xD

Los CIV son esos juegos que siempre compro pensando "lo jugaré hasta ser pro" y luego sudo sangre para ganar en fácil.

Alan7ro A ver como coño superan este temazo, o lo intentan.

Si lo sacan en switch 2 caera de salida, que puñetero gustazo jugar al seis tumbao en la cama

'Civilization VII' - Lanzamiento 11 de febrero de 2025 - Anunciadas las primeras civilizaciones

Dabbo

Hemlock Y ojo porque el Xcom 2 me parece muy guapo, pero tiene ciertas cosas que son una puñetera vergüenza.
Berti Qué errores han arrastrado los últimos xcom?

Berti

Hemlock Y un juego de probabilidades y estadisticas es un juego de probabilidades y estadísticas. Es exactamente el mismo caso, solo que una cosa te molesta y la otra no.

Hemlock . Y quien quiera justificar este tipo de basura, que lo haga.

El que quiera justificar que en una guerra contra aliens los que defienden se quedan esperando a que acabe el otro turno...

Hemlock

Berti Y un juego de probabilidades y estadisticas es un juego de probabilidades y estadísticas.

¿Has visto la imagen que ha puesto nuestro compañero Dabbo? Pues poco más tengo que añadir.

Berti El que quiera justificar que en una guerra contra aliens los que defienden se quedan esperando a que acabe el otro turno…

Se llama juego por turnos y por lo tanto hay turnos. No sé para que insistes con esta tontería de comparación. Para que esa comparación fuera válida, tendrías que decirme que mientras juegas tu turno el enemigo también lo juega, lo cual sería una implementación nefasta del sistema oportunos y sería justo criticarlo, igual que yo critico que el sistema de probabilidades del juego está mal implementado.

Dabbo

Berti Y un juego de probabilidades y estadisticas es un juego de probabilidades y estadísticas.

Pero hombre, que sean consecuentes con lo que está pasando, que hay situaciones en el juego que son ridículas.

El juego está muy chulo, eso no se lo quita nadie, pero lo de las probabilidades de acierto son un despropósito, muy injustas muchas veces.

ShPiii

IaM_Shearer 2K Games le salen los números.

Siendo 2k, lo raro es que no pidan meterle máquina tragaperras al juego

IaM_Shearer

ShPiii podrían añadirlas como tecnología al final. Slots y loot boxes y de ahí vas sacando unidades

2neto

Hemlock

No, se trata que aunque sea un juego de turnos tiene que simular en sus mecánicas que en la realidad los personajes se están moviendo a la vez por lo tanto el porcentaje de acierto no puede ser el mismo que si estuviera quietos.

Con respecto el tema principal sí que creo que deberían para dar más variedad intercalar la saga con otras ambientaciones aunque ya no tenga las sagas máster of…. Sí que pueden inventar nuevos nombres y hacer Civilization en espacio y en fantasía. O el colonization mismo.

irakmata

Hemlock mientras juegas tu turno el enemigo también lo juega, lo cual sería una implementación nefasta del sistema oportunos y sería justo criticarlo

Acabas de descubrir los turnos simultáneos que tienen juegos como por ejemplo los Combat Mission 😉😉

Overseer

Berti

Dabbo tío pero que al final eso pasa en todos los juegos que representan la realidad de otra forma. Tu en una age of empires estan los muñecos dandose de hostias y al final es una representación, no están pasando cosas coherentes xD
O en Baldurs tus personajes fallan ataques aunque el muñeco esté dándole claramente, al final es un tema de probabilidad y por miy cerca que estés a ese muñeco le pueden estar influyendo parametros que hacen que baej el porcentaje

Hemlock

2neto Por mucho que se mueva, si apoyas una pistola en la cabeza de una persona o disparas una ráfaga con una ametralladora a un palmo, las probabilidades de acertar no son de un misero 60%. Eso me parece correctísimo si hablando de blancos que están a más distancia, ahí no tengo nada que objetar. En resumen, es un sistema de probabilidades mal implementado y por eso me parece un error gravísimo que debe ser corregido, porque a mí personalmente me saca del juego y me quita las ganas de seguir.

Berti

Hemlock Entiende que el juego mira otras variables internas para calcular ese porcentaje lo que ocurre no es literalmente lo que ves, no sé si has jugado a algo con tirada de dados pero viene a ser lo mismo.

Hemlock

Berti Claro, si eso lo entiendo y me parece bien, por ejemplo el caso del que hablaba de un enemigo que se está desplazando a 10 metros. Yo en un caso así no espero que la probabilidad de acertar sea de un 100% porque el blanco está en movimiento y la distancia es lo suficientemente grande como para que pueda errar el tiro. Pero es que hablamos de porcentajes del 50%, e incluso inferiores teniendo la pistola a tres dedos de la cabeza o disparando una ráfaga de ametralladora a medio metro, que aún es peor, porque esquivar una bala vale pero... ¿¿esquivar 10 o 15??. Esos tipos de cálculos no te pueden dar porcentajes tan bajos por mucho que el blanco se vaya a mover, es de eso es de lo que me quejo.

irakmata

Hemlock Pero es que hablamos de porcentajes del 50%, e incluso inferiores teniendo la pistola a tres dedos de la cabeza

Después de haber ido tú corriendo en tu turno y el enemigo corriendo durante su turno. Lo cual hace que los porcentajes bajen estrepitosamente a diferencia de estar parapetado y que sea el enemigo quien se acerque.
En definitiva. No sabes cómo funcionan los turnos.
Lo peor es que ya se ha explicado como 5 veces tanto en Pacotes como en Reflotes y ha servido de nada 🤣

Roveno

rgnthm pues el 6 en switch va como el culo. Que ojo, yo lo tengo y me encanta, pero el rendimiento es ...

golope

El trailer me parece muy bueno, como tienen por sana costumbre.

P.D:

https://www.reddit.com/r/civ/s/2iQrNfhMGb

Berti

irakmata Pero y lo de la pistola cerca de la cara y que no sea un 100%?

Hemlock

irakmata Efectivamente, por mucho que intentes explicar y justificar que teniendo una ametralladora a dos dedos de la cara, ni una sola bala toque al enemigo, no vas a conseguir nada. Porque esto no va de saber cómo funcionan los turnos, va de justificar absolutas burradas que no tienen justificación. Que oye, me parece cojonudo que bailes y aplaudas con las orejas porque a ti te parece graciosísimo este tema en un videojuego, pero a otros nos molesta.

irakmata

Berti Se la apoya en la cara, acuérdate.

Berti

irakmata Terrible, terrible

irakmata

Hemlock No bailo ni aplaudo con las orejas. No sabes cómo funcionan los turnos y ni siquiera sabías lo que son los turnos simultáneos. Es así y no pasa nada. Si te molesta mucho pues no los juegues y ya.

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