You can see western european architecture surrounding districts in Vietnam's own reveal trailer for heck's sake!įor this reason I always play with Leugi's City Styles Pack mod, as it fixes all the broken architecture, adds a bunch of new, professional-looking styles, and even has an optional version of the replacement files which increases city sprawl (tho I personally think its current level is a bit of an overcorrection - sometimes a newly-built mine next to a city center will have an office building clip into the minecart tracks, so next turn the game removes both and you're left with an empty field.)Īs for point #3, I've been playing recently with a mod that makes deserts more orange, like in the US and Australia, so that not every desert looks like the Sahara. No, I will never stop being miffed about this. For some civs, the city sprawl is completely broken, namely Cree and Vietnam. I think it's even more important for Civ 6 than it was for Civ 5, given the huge focus on "playing the map" that Civ 6 has.Ĭlick to expand.This isn't even the worst part. I was sorely disappointed at Civ 6's release to find that this feature wasn't part of the game, and every single update, I am hoping to see it again. It did WONDERS for immersion and making the game world feel more realistic and alive. on different landmasses would have different appearances. In Civ 5, there were a variety of tilesets so that forests, deserts, mountains, etc. All continents have the same art, which makes the map look more boring and is a downgrade from Civ 5. With the way it is now, Gaul can never get any city clutter!ģ. If Firaxis would enable clutter for all districts regardless of adjacency to the city center, this would make cities look better and more immersive. More disappointignly, clutter only appears in districts adjacent to the city center! This is something modders CANNOT change at all unfortunately.
#Civ 6 world builder dead sea mods#
While there are mods to increase clutter, I'd like to see Firaxis implement this on their end. I'd like to see much more of this clutter. For those of you who don't know, city centers + districts have procedurally-generated "filler" buildings to flesh out the models. If you settle a coastal city on a tile with cliffs, triggering the canal city center model, the canal clips into the cliff rocks. Coastal city center "canal" graphics clip into cliff rocks. There are a few graphical issues and suggestions regarding the graphics that I'd like to share with you all.ġ.
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