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Unless you play on one of those maps that tie civ choice to irl geographic position, that's kinda silly imho.I play Civilization games to tell an alternative history story.
It is happening. I'm getting GPU cucked.
Emulate it on the switch, it is the primary platform after all.It is happening. I'm getting GPU cucked.
These GPU requirements are always hyperinflated, most games run perfectly well on my RX 590, including some older AAA games like Jedi Fallen Order. Besides, you only need a high end GPU if you are playing on a 4k monitor. Having a 4k monitor most likely means you can afford/already have a high end GPU anyway.It is happening. I'm getting GPU cucked.
And I really don't want to buy a new one now, both because crypto/AI faggotry keeps the prices high, and because something is wrong with my system and 10-12 times per year it will randomly shut down without logging anything, or without overheating. Feels dumb to buy a new expensive component for it, if something else is broken.
yes, it's the bare minimum for playing HoMM3Are you an ULTRA enough dude to get that $1000 GPU, 32GB RAM and top tier i7 for your turn based strategy vidyagaem?
Civ 7 has a special mechanic of an empty landmass that opens up in age 2 with deep sea sailing so players can settler colonialize. God bless.
Humankind didn't fail because of the civ-swapping, but because its AI is absolutely dog-shit in ways Civ can't even dream of being, and its resource balance is garbage. The civ-swapping itself was neat in concept [essentially, add more special bonuses to your Civ], but at launch it was next to impossible to remember who's who because there was no color or naming consistencies and everyone kept switching around with each culture change they went through.
As someone working on a game with very high RAM requirements due to mechanics and game data, looking at Civ7 I can only assume that RAM requirement is art asset related. God knows CIV games don't do anything that complicated game data wise.32gb ram is ridiculous, yes.