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Changelogs
Version 17
Added tile owner selection.
Fixed bug with continent type detection.
Added resource icons to the combobox list.
Added resource tooltips to the combobox items.
Version 16
Added localization (special thanks steam user GOROH_K)
Added Save-Load button to quickly reload the game
Added river id selection
Added top bar button icon (special thanks steam user Zyxpsilon)
Version 15
Added tooltips for Natural Wonders and Improvements.
Added * mark for Natural Wonders that are exist on the map.
Version 14
Improved UI
Added continent support
Added cliffs validation
Allowed to create water tiles from land tiles in crash safe mode
Changed Fix game data so it detects lakes
Changed Fix game data so it will not run crash unsafe fixes in Crash safe mode
Version 12
Added hotkeys
Added LoadOrder tag might help with some problems with absent button.
Reworked mod window to support opaque backgrounds.
Marked improvements Polder and Mekewap which is working only for civilizations which have them as their traits.
Version 11
Added crash safe checks for river removal and Fix game data button made hidden in crash safe mode.
Added river modification status.
Version 10
Fixed Fix game data required detection for features.
Some fixes to safe mode code.
Added status window with status of latest change validation.
Version 9
Added safe mod and crash safe mod
Added terrain elevation (coastal flood) support
Fixed some Natural Wonders placement
Minor GUI improvements (some changes in combobox items coloring)
Version 8
Fixed hotkeys and GUI possible integration problems
Version 7
Reverted a fix to Fix Game Data lakes detection that seems to cause an AI turn crashes
Version 6
Added resource count control
Changed combobox items coloring for resources features and improvements
Version 5
Updated mod GUI
Changed river manager code
Changed Fix game data function
To celebrate the launch of Civilization VI, the devs over at Firaxis livestreamed a multiplayer session, showing off a side of the game that matters hugely to many fans but which hasn’t yet been much discussed. We got to take a look at the setup options for a multiplayer game – which included a hotseat mode – and learned that mods will be supported right out of the box.
Not sure whether to take the plunge into the depths of human history? Check out our Civilization VI review.
The livestream (which you can watch in full here) begins with host Pete Murray and lead designer Ed Beach setting up a multiplayer game. “Hot Seat”, a mode in which players take alternating turns sitting at the same machine, is clearly visible from the main menu, settling community questions (Beach explains that hotseat mode was used internally to set up and test different scenarios).
The same options as in the single player setup screen are available on the next page, including the new “Online” game speed, which doubles the game pace and is intended for multiplayer. For the first time, though, there’s a button in the single-player menu that’salsoavailable here. It’s a big, shiny button on the bottom-left of the screen, labeled “Mods”.
Civilization 6 Mods
One of the things that Firaxis basically nailed about Civilization V was mod support in single-player. Smoothly integrated with the Steam Workshop via the main menu, mods were easy for players to grab, and a toolkit bundled with the game led to the flourishing of a vibrant modding community, which ensured the game’s constant presence in the Steam top ten.
Enabling mods in multiplayer though, was so awkward and potentially disruptive to your game that many players don’t even know it’s possible (there’s a guide here, if you’d like to give it a try.) In Civ 6, there’s an option to enable multplayer mods right there in the menu. Better yet, once the host enables a mod, it’s automatically pushed to the guests – they don’t need to go and grab the mod manually.
The reason for this, explains Beach, is that mods were Firaxis’s own solution to their two main goals for multiplayer in Civ 6. Recognising the perennial challenge of Civ multiplayer – that is, each game takes dozens of hours and must be played over several sessions, meaning many matches never get finished – they wanted a way to make sessions shorter, yet victories still feel meaningful.
Mods are the answer, enabling players to create their own scenario games with specialised victory conditions. Three scenario mods are bundled with the game and ready to go as soon as you load it up:
Hallowed Ground, a scenario set in the Medieval/Renaissance era where the person with the most religious followers after the turn limit is the winner;
Global Thermonuclear War, a Cold War scenario with nukes, spies, tanks “and more nukes”;
Ancient Rivals, a scenario beginning in the Ancient era, where four metrics are tracked: tiles explored, tiles pillaged, Wonders constructed and Civics adopted
These three mods will be in the game at launch, but for community-made mods to be useable, Steam Workshop’s integration with Civ 6 needs to be up and running. Firaxis didn’t have an estimate for when this will be ready, but now that the game is officially out, it shouldn’t be long.
Naturally, you don’t have to play with mods, and can still play a conventional game, save it when your filthy casual mate has to go to bed because they have a family to feed or whatever, and pick it up again later, just as in Civ 5. Note that there’s been no mention of a Pitboss mode, in which a dedicated server can be set up to run the game in perpetuity, with players connecting and disconnecting as they wish without the AI taking over their civ after they leave (which was the default in Civ 5 and made running long multiplayer games tricky.) Pitboss was added to Civ 5 in the Brave New World expansion, so hopefully it won’t be long before it makes its return to Civ 6.
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The 4X wonderland that is Civilization VI might not have Steam Workshop support enabled just quite yet (hopefully soon), but the mods are already rolling out through other sites from some truly dedicated fans.
While Civ VI features loads of changes and upgrades from the previous entries, there are still some issues that need to be worked out and a handful of elements from previous games that didn't make it into this one. Below we cover the mods currently available to help fix those oversights and round your Civilization VI experience.
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Earth Map
If you scroll through the list of available Civ VI maps, you'll notice one is missing: Earth! The closest thing available in the base map selection (before any DLC arrives anway) is the Continents map, but it's not actually the tried and true Earth map fans have come to expect.
Thankfully less than a week from launch, an intrepid modder has already taken care of that for us – but be warned it's a bit buggy at this stage. The ludicrously gigantic map has room for up to 50 civs, but seems to break after around 30 (not to mention all the time spent waiting for 30 civs to take their turns after yours).
This modded map pack itself will sadly break your computer if you're running a lower end potato, as the creator explains:
The giant map is already way above the size of the huge map, it may or may not load on your PC (and will take some time to do so), the Ludicrous map is the max map size before the game refuse to load, and will take more than 4-5 minutes to load (or crash). I'd suggest to lower the textures size in the video option, the game use almost all the 6GB of VRAM of my GPU.
I'm not releasing this mod blindly, the Ludicrous size has been tested on a 500 turns game in autoplay with 32 civs without crash on my computer (CPU : i7 4770K, RAM: 16GB, GPU : GTX 980 ti), but I have no idea of the minimal configuration for this.
If you think your rig can handle it, download now and get on conquering all of Earth's civilizations via science, culture, or domination!
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Fan Improvements Patch
A host of changes and tweaks are made with this mod across absolutely everything Civilization VI has to offer: military, tech, civics, wonders, housing, governments, districts, and policies all get an overhaul.
The basic idea here is to make most things accrue faster for you in the early game and then slow down in the mid to late game for a more balanced experience, while offering drastically different choices on government policies.
If you find yourself never actually changing the policies or don't care for the speed of the game or how quickly you work through the various trees, try giving this update a shot.
Civ Vi Mods Without Steam
Daughter Of Seth
Want to try out all the civs different unique units / abilities at once, or are you consistently getting annihilated in the early game? This mod gives essentially everything from each civ all to Egypt at the start of the game - yep, it's basically a cheat mod for single player!
Turn Cleopatra into a real goddess!
Coming Soon!
Undoubtedly there are going to be a ton more mods to arrive in the coming weeks and months, adding in everything we've come to expect from the excellent Civilization modding community: more modern units, new map types, and even total conversions adding in new civs from other game series.
Civ Vi Steam Mods Not Adding To New Game
Currently these are the only reliable ones actually available at launch. Let us know if you try these out and be sure to recommend us more Civ VI mods in the comments when you find them!