With the reference of Civilization 7 data pixels, Firaxis said: “We are excited about it''

Civilization 7 DatamIners uncovered evidence that the game will earn a fourth unannounced age – developer Firaxis laughed at the plan in an interview with IGN.

The full movement in Civilization 7 is the experience of all three eras: ancient, exploration and modern. After age ends, all players (and any AI opponents) experience age transition at the same time. During the age transition, three things happened: you choose a new civilization from the new era to represent your empire, choose the legacy to be preserved in the new era, and the development of the game world. Civilized games have never had such a system.

According to the unit types and win conditions currently in the game, Hyundai ended before the Cold War. Civilization 7 chief designer Ed Beach confirmed this timeline in an interview with IGN and explained how the current version of the game ended at the end of World War II.

“We spent a lot of time watching the tides of history,” Haichi said. “Once we knew our game would benefit by breaking it down into chapters, obviously, the first thing we asked ourselves was,’ Well, 'Well, when does a chapter start, and when does a chapter end? 'Our senior historian on the project, Andrew Johnson, worked closely with me from the study of Southeast Asian history. My tendency Too much attention to Western history, but he is very good at making sure we pay attention to the whole situation globally. But we do notice that all the ancient great empires were not just Roman Empires, but even the great empires of China and India were in a difficult situation. At the same time, it also collapsed, and under external pressure, periods of 300 to 500 ordinary eras were challenged. Those great empires faced challenges around the world.

“So we're like, well, this is a great ending for our first block of the game or what we'll call age. That's where the ancients end. So we start looking for what other chapters should end up with. Place. The transition from exploration to modernity is about those founded by the great monarchies, especially in places like Europe, where people were challenged by revolutions such as the French Revolution or the American Revolution. There were also many revolutions in Europe in the 1840s. Therefore, this It feels like a good foundation. Then, countries emerge from it, America and the French, etc. may be in modern times.

“Then we look for the next big reshuffle in history, which is the World War. We have to feel that in 1945, after the World War, there was a big hub in history. Especially because we have new gaming systems for every age, so We can change diplomatic rules or war rules, which commander you can visit, as long as we change our age, we all need to make sure these breaks are sufficiently in line with what is happening in real life and make sense to us.

“So, yes, we're very intentionally not going into the Cold War era because that's a completely different period from the rest of modern times. It just tilted its toes in the Cold War, like you've determined about the thermonuclear device, it's in There equipment to end the road to military victory.”

Of course, the inevitable follow-up question is whether the Firaxis plan to expand Civilization 7, which is in the case of adding the fourth era, players may go to space, land on the moon, and start playing the one-day unit.

Executive producer Dennis Shirk will not confirm the issue directly, but makes fun of the developer's future plans.

“Honestly, you can imagine this possibility,” Shirk said. “The design team set it up so that every age is a system, visual effects, unit, CIV, all of which are specific ways of that era, And what you can do about this, where you can do it…we can’t talk about the details. We can talk about it in general. We’re excited about where this is going.”

After this teasing, the Civilized 7 players have identified the game, which can be available in advanced access to paid people and have discovered references to the Atomic Age.

redditor manbytheriver11 Revealed unannounced leaders, civilizations and the discourse of the atomic age. Given Firaxis' DLC strategy for previous games in the series, new leaders and CIVs are certainly OK. And, this atomic age will certainly comply with the bill currently ending in CIV 7 and make fun of it in our interview.

In the shorter semester, Firaxis is working to resolve various community complaints that have led to a “mixed” user assessment rating for Steam. In an interview with IGN before the release of its third-quarter financial results, Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick admits Civilization 7 has received negative comments from news and playersbut insists that the “traditional civic audience” will grow and call the early performances of Civilization 7 “very encouraging.”

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