Overcoming The Worst Start Ever in Civ 6 - Deity Challenge 

I once set up a game in a Mediterranean map with sea civs and Epic speed and the Dromon was awesome. I conquered Rome with three-tile-range Dromons.

Yes it actually helped me win some coastal cities. But not as good as the cavalry units

Not since civ 3

No but I've bought them from barb camps.

Really nice +4 era score!

Now I hope one of those uncontacted tribes in the Amazon don't find out about the rest of us.

Be acquainted with "humanity fuck yeah" concept ;)

The targaeryans

The Japanese

Story of the Necrons

Yes. I came to the comments for this.

@@winnerwannabe9868Was there a specific battle or something?

@@conmacmara2743 yah. I don't remember much, so if you want to know more, look it up.

@@conmacmara2743from what I recall, a bunch of boats(I think danish?) got stuck because the water around them froze, so a bunch French cavalry tied cloth to their horses hooves to quieten the sound of their hooves against the ice, ran across the ice and took the ships. IIRC it’s the only known occasion of a cavalry attack against a naval force. This may not be entirely accurate but I think that’s what happened.

Is it even possible? you couldn’t build a mountain tunnel because you’d need a land tile on the other side of the mountain, and you can’t airdrop directly onto a capital.

i think you could damage the city with anything that has 2 range, but untill you get jumping gdr i dont think you could take it

@@Idontknowwhattocallmyself I don’t think you can fire over a mountain with ranged units, even naval ones.

@@Vurawn410 oh, then i guess probably just with nukes+gdr, unless the gdr can jump into the city and stay there to melee attack it

@@Idontknowwhattocallmyself I think it's close enough to land that you could technically flip the city with loyalty too if you placed your cities as close as possible to it and built up their population a lot.

The north sentinel island people? Really fascinating story with those people.

They did just manage to leapfrog to the iron age recently (thanks to a shipwreck). So… let’s keep an eye on them.

​@@fernbedek6302boss music plays

​@@fernbedek6302Throw a uranium out there and they'll worship it

@@TheeWolfiee1 I dunno about fascinating. They just weren't interacted with.

Ain't nobody got time for a full PotatoMcWhisky episode.

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10k for a civ creator is pretty good

the extra range makes it their forte. 2 range vs 1 range is a massive buff when swarming a city because you can have far more units attacking the city at once then.

Glad you like them!

How, I can find the fun in almost any video, but this was just painful

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Awesome, thank you!

Slow motion civ ☠️

Wow, thanks!

Those two are highly overrated.

@@timg4444I find them good content creators. Good at editing and good knowledge. Ra is just way more funnier and have the same level of game knowledge.

@@AeonQuasar they’re both incredibly annoying to listen to. Boes is a textbook man child and potatoe, well he’s just a typical zoomer

@@timg4444late reply but isn’t potato in his thirties?

Glad you liked it!

I didn't get the joke :(

Yeah, but what would you suggest? I doubt you'd want somebody to just silently finish some production queue and win the game with no prior notice. Or even worse, just finish some tech and win.

@@conatus1306 Civilization Revolution: "China has discovered Space Flight, they may be attempting a science victory!" (That's the first warning) Then all players could see the first space ship part being launched and at that point I would know start figuring out how to stop China or start building my space ship faster. Civ 6 has the extra step of allocating enough resources to build one part after so many turns. Then waiting more turns to build that part. Then the other parts. And that is still only for the satellite (1st science victory step).

I feel the exact opposite, especially against AI they can't do anything to stop you winning science as soon as you get ahead.