Wouldn’t it be cool if the land created by placing a polder would count for the 3 land requirement for placing more polders next to them? It would mean you could completely fill smaller lakes with polders 😎
7:00 I always thought it was a bit of a shame that canals were so short, unless you use the Panama canal. I wish there had been a way to chain canal districts so they still connect two bodies of water (maybe limit the chain to 3 canal districts at once, or perhaps 2). Their full production cost would be accounted for, but you could build both canals in the same action.
@@Achilles053 So when I first started watching Ursa Ryan, he said a few times that he was building Petra because the comments keep saying it's the best wonder. I decided to post a comment on each video regarding the University of Sankore as it's another desert wonder, but one that rarely gets built by players. After around 30 consecutive days of commenting, I decided to number them from then on. I think people enjoyed the joke/meme of the University of Sankore here because I never did the same comment twice and always tried to do a new sentence or paragraph. I don't think I ever did the "Day X of asking Y" that you see occasionally in comment sections. After 570/580 consecutive days of comments, I stopped watching Civ 6 content for a while as I wasn't enjoying it as much. Even now, I only watch occasional runs instead of every run. Hence why the University of Sankore comments are only found on some videos now instead of every video. The above comment would be the 610th comment.
@@SourceOfBeing why do you number them with the pound sign then? I was under the impression that you were donating 1 quid every time you commented but it seems like that's not the case based on your explanation
The start was so frustrating that Salt was the only nearby Luxury resource, but it was there in abundance. Also, can't wait for you to start pronouncing the weird "ui" and "ij" vowels, as I know not a single English word to use for comparison
Since you were doing a bunch of wacky mods, another one to look at could be Infinite Civilization (I think that's close enough but maybe you used it to get the blank civ, I don't remember). It's an added civ that lets you select all your bonuses from the other civs in the game in the settings. You could get some very weird civs if you selected things at random.
You could see the Amani portrait next to the city label of Bandar Brunei before you assigned yours there, why act surprised another civ got there first?
For the 'radio orange' ability, does it provide a culture point for incoming trade routes as well? On that note, I feel that the game has made incoming trade routes completely opaque; invisible for analysis.
Come to discord! I keep a full list of all the mods I use for each series there so I don't have to keep writing them out in the comments of each video = )
Whew, Ursa really got exposed there in spreading out his legs for those wonder settles. Now everyone want a kick at the undercarriage! Looking forward to see how the Dutch army develops.
Last time I wanted to do a polder game myself in a Lakes map, Kupe spawned settled so many stupid cities that messed up my canal plans as well, then I ragequit.
Also I might have missed you noticing later, but Grachts don’t give a major adjacency bonus to industrial zones - they give a bonus to theater squares, commercial hubs, farms & polders though
@@UrsaRyan that’s my bad, I didn’t realize that got added back in during one of the updates hopefully they can still be placed adjacent to one another, spamming Grachts was a lot of fun
