In the strategy genre, one of those games isCivilization.
After nearly eight years since the release ofCivilization VI, fans are eager for the next installment Civilization VII.
But before it drops, here are the five things we most want in the newCivilization VII.
(Can you guess what they are?)
IfCivilization VIIapplies tile and land exchange features, it will provide players with new methods of aggression.
Players can also be able to maintain peace by offering part of their tertiary to their rivals.
This can work well among civilizations that have had past rivalries.
It could be a nice way to settle past transgressions and mend relations between different communities.
Naval wars lack the same complex mechanisms that make a battle worthwhile.
Anyhow, the series' naval technology has always been a subject of improvement since the first release.
But, there has always been visible improvement with each new title.
That’s why it’s safe to assume the latestCivilizationgame will have the best naval war advancements.
Also, parallel production makes the game less daunting.
Developers can even opt to introduce different queues for different types of developments.
For instance, they could have a different queue for military developments, civilian units, and industrial buildings.
Imagine how much more entertaining and convenient it would be if players could fully exploit these systems.
It would be more strategic for naval units to be able to use rivers for traversing different territories.
This would enhance the gameplay in terms of trading and warfare.
Mainly because this would spice up not only players' military actions but trading operations as well.
Players should be able to challenge their enemies without resulting in violence.
They could serve as meaningful efforts to maintain peace and interaction in certain areas.
Evans I. Karanja is a freelance writer who loves to write about anything technology.
When not writing, he can be found playing video games or watching F1.
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