Each District will provide extra bonuses based on what’s around it, and you’re limited in how many Districts you can build by population. Start planning your District layout on turn oneĬivilization 6 introduces Districts into the game, which are sort of like super-charged tile improvements that give resource bonuses and allow for special buildings to be constructed. On King or Prince difficulty, having a roving band of two archers and one warrior should be enough to clear out most of the barbarian encampments in the area, but be sure to keep your capital city protected while you’re out hunting.ģ. If barbarians prove to be more than just an annoyance, research Archery quickly and use those archers to attack barbarian encampments from two tiles away while your warrior units attack from adjacent tiles. They also don’t appear to follow the same military upgrade paths that players are forced into, meaning it isn’t uncommon to see barbarian spearmen or horsemen on turn 10. If given the opportunity, they will ruin your day with an appalling amount of efficiency.
The barbarians in Civ 6 aren’t the pushovers you remember in Civ 5. Take the fight to any barbarians you find That exploration generally gives me enough information to know whether or not I should build another slinger or move onto building a monument next.Ģ. I’ve found this works fairly well, because by the time that first slinger is done, I’ve been able to explore the area around my starting city with my scout and warrior. You’ll start the game with one warrior unit, and to complement that, I’ve been starting the game by building a scout and then a slinger.
You’ll want to put off producing your first builder a little longer this time around, and instead use the opening 10 or 15 turns to build up your military might. Because builders can now construct tile improvements immediately, the opening build order changes a little bit.
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