Civilized 7 developers recommend and even experts insist on participating in the first complete campaign tutorial-this is why

Developer Civilization 7 It has explained why it strongly recommend that even experienced CIV players insist on participating in the first complete campaign tutorial.

In a article about steamEd Beach, the creative director of Firaxis Games, provides his skills 7 for your first civilized game.

He began to say, “Civilization 7 is a large game, and many new systems and mechanisms distinguish it from the early games of our series.” “There are many things to learn, so what we think is to provide some suggestions to provide some suggestions to provide some suggestions to provide some suggestions to give it to some suggestions Make sure everyone has the first experience of success.

This is a reference to the age system of Civilization 7, which is a huge change in the long -term running strategy series. The comprehensive movement in Civilization 7 is the experience of all three eras: ancient times, exploration and modernity. After the age, all players (and any AI opponent) have experienced age transitions at the same time. During the transitional transition, three things happened: you choose a new civilization from the new era to represent your empire, and choose the inheritance and development of the game world to be retained in the new era. Civilized games have never had such a system.

The beach then explained why Firaxis chose the default map size of Civilization 7.

He said: “We know that many senior CIV players like to play on the largest map scale and see the maximum quantity of the empire.” “But, there is a very deliberate reason, we chose the default map of the map. There are three other empires on your homeland. More empires are discovered in the later game. When learning the ins and outs of the CIV 7, small maps make the experience very comfortable.

“We specifically recommend that you use a new diplomatic system to wet your footsteps. Tracking your interpersonal relationships and continuous diplomatic activities, with the number of managed opponents, making it easier for you to master the way you want to spend and manage diplomatic influence Essence

“We also recommend that you choose the mainland with your map type. The additional islands are just near the shore, which can enable you to enter the ocean exploration-the key element of the era, this is the second chapter of our game.”

As for the tutorial and consultant, the beach confirmed that when you start the first civilized game 7, it will start the tutorial for you. He also strongly suggested that the CIV PROS through tutorials was at least their first complete game.

Beach explained: “This tutorial is to accurately provide prompts and explanations when you first encounter new things.”

“Earlier CIV champion fans may laugh at the idea of ​​playing with this tutorial, but because many of our game systems have been upgraded and revised, we do suggest that you insist on the first complete advertising series in the three eras. During the tutorial.

“Remember, there are four different consultants in the game. Which consultants can you control are actively guiding you to teach you part of the game through a series of tasks. If there is too much at a time, we recommend listening to only one consultant at a time. “” “

Even if you have enough systems to close the tutorial, you should switch to only set warnings, and recommend the beach.

He said: “This setting enables these identical consultants to join and warn you, if your empire's progress is about to suffer major setbacks.” “Even if we in the internal team of Firaxis also know this game knows these warnings very well!”

overnight, Firaxis is open Civilization 7Published on the roadmap Be A special live broadcast event (Britain has been downgraded to DLC). Civilization 7 itself was launched on February 11 in the PCs of Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 and Xbox series X and S. 6 Sunday began to provide access rights.

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