While turning a city into a puppet has its disadvantages such as the inability to control the city's production, it also has its advantages as well. Once a city is conquered, players can choose to either raze it to the ground or keep it, but "Civilization 5" offers the additional option to puppet a city, a feature that was removed in the current "Civ 6" game. The publication added that adding back separate attack and defense values to units could add more depth to "Civilization VII." It would certainly make the gameplay more interesting, especially for those who prefer to conquer the world through domination.Įven players not planning to win a domination victory might need to conquer cities as a means of controlling a strategic resource or halting a rival's expansion. After Civ 3, however, developers decided to simplify the combat mechanics by replacing the individual defense and attack values with overall strength instead, according to GameRant. In the older Civilization games, each unit has separate attack and defense values, which made some units more suitable for defensive roles while others were more useful for attacking. Here are some of the features found in older games that would make the "Civ 7" gameplay more exciting.Īttack and defense values (Civilization 1, 2, & 3)
While waiting for Firaxis to make the "Civilization 7" release date announcement, fans of the strategy game series are busy speculating what features the upcoming title could introduce.
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