I brought up Australia because this is the Civilization I think Gran Colombia matches the closes in terms of gameplay, but even that is a stretch. While last week with The Maya, we got a super-focused civilization, this week is anything but. I think this is part of why I like playing Civilizations like Australia, Rome, or Germany. I don’t mind playing their more streamlines civilizations, however, I like Civilizations who have a broad range of bonuses that allow you to pivot in several directions. There are some Civilizations whose bonuses shepherd you down a certain line, like Korea and Science, or Mali and their Gold. Rivers: Rio Negro, Caura River, Caroní RiverĬities: Quito, Valencia de Carabobo, Cali, Cumaná, Maracay
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Unique Tile Improvement: Haciendas – plus Gold, Production, Housing, Plus food for adjacent Plantations, Plus production for adjacent Haciendas Low maintenance, plus combat bonus for Adjacent Llaneros, Leader Bonus: Campaña Admirable – Grants the Comandante General – A special Great Person that you get at the start of each era that has multiple abilities, that can be used in military (damaging surrounding units), and in cities (extra Trade Route) Leader Agenda: Carabobo – He favours civs with highly promoted units, dislikes civs with unpromoted units, and prefers to build Encampments.Ĭivilization Bonus: Ejército Patriota – ALL units get +1 movement, Promoting a unit does not end its turn. Civilization Information Simón Bolívar leader of Gran Colombia. The next of the new Civilizations that has been released is Gran Colombia, so let’s dive in. We are getting a new expansion for Civilization VI, well not quite, over the next year we have a season pass, the New Frontier Pass, which will give us several new Civilizations and Game Modes over the next year (which you can find out more information HERE). TL DR: During the run-through, I gasped “ That Movement” which is a good sign
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