(Who says video games don’t teach life lessons?) Notably, War Weariness and Bankruptcy can both count for negative Amenities, penalizing your final score nobody’s going to be all that happy if they’re broke and tired, no matter how much booze or entertainment you throw at them. You can get Amenities from Luxury Resources, Civics, Entertainment, Great People, Religion, and National Parks. You’ve plowed so much effort into making your nation a lovely place to live that your population is working harder than ever. On the flip side, having more Amenities than you technically need will give you bonuses to your citizen growth rate and non-food yields, topping out at +20% and +10% respectively at the Ecstatic level. Once there’s unrest in the general population, you can expect to see actual barbarians at your gates, as well as the start of revolutionary movements against you. Fewer Amenities lead to displeasure, and eventually unrest, which will penalize and eventually stop your growth and non-food yields. For every 2 Population you have, starting at 3, you’ll need 1 Amenity to keep your population content. In Civilization 6, this has been made into Amenities: features of the cities of your nation that keep your citizens happy with your rule. In past Civilization games, your population’s satisfaction with your rule was measured with a stat called Happiness. Here’s what newcomers need to know about Amenities in Civilization 6.
Civ 6 is riding that wave and getting a new group of interested players.
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Civilization VI is this week’s free game on the Epic Store, after last week’s publicity explosion from GTA5.
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