Building wonders, using policies and other means boost tourism and bring tourists to your civ.Requires no actual physical interaction with other civs just keep pumping out culture and tourism.Half-dome dead center is the giveaway.īecome the tourist capital of the world by having more tourists than any other civ.Īs civs build culture they will also increase in tourism and gain domestic tourists, but if your culture attracts more tourists from a civ than they have of their own, you gain cultural influence over them.Įarn additional tourism from things like wonders or great works of art once a civ has gained cultural influence over every other civ, it’s game over. If anyone was wondering, it's Yosemite Valley in Yosemite National Park. (optional): Use advanced technology to speed up your expeditionary forces by light years.īe the first one to meet all requirements, and be the first of your rivals to venture beyond the stars.Ĭultural Victory (Challenging and interesting)
Biggest requirements are science and production, which you want high anyway.Ī science victory is achieved when you complete 4 stages:.Requires no interaction with other civs.While it is nice to be on top of the technological food chain, and if it comes down to a space race so be it personally, I'd rather use science for a Giant Death Robot victory parade routed through every capitol. Science victories are won by colonizing another planet so the first civ to collectively tell everyone on earth where to stick it wins, and goes on to star in Civilization: Beyond Earth. Like an episode of lost in space: I'm aware of it, I'm just not that interested.ĭefinitely one of the most straightforward victories, but one of my least favorites because of it. When enough points are earned (20 on standard speed) you become the world leader, netting you a Diplomatic Victory. Many diplomatic victory points can be attained by the shrewd civ gold buys votes.ĭiplomatic favor (currency used in negotiations) can be spent to buy votes from other leaders.ĭiplomatic victory points are needed to win, but leaders can vote to take these points away. Requires no physical interaction with other civs. It may not be a particularly impressive victory, but it’s there. The game will end automatically in the year 2050, if no other victory has been attained by then score is calculated based on various factors.ĭiplomatic Victory (Easy to attain if not warmongering)ĭiplomacy: the only victory type that can be bought… he said, to the surprise of no one.ĭiplomatically, you must be voted into this victory type, but you can usually just buy the diplomatic points needed to vote yourself into office.Īll punditry aside, if you can accumulate enough diplomatic victory points either through wonders, voting, or ahem “incentive” then congrats, you win.Disabling other victory types leaves no choice but to wait.Instead of a race you can just play and gain points however you like it's Civ: Seaside Resort Addition. If no one has achieved another victory type (assuming you kept them enabled), the remaining civs are scored according to various factors like science and culture output.īy disabling other victory types you can play at leisure. The “Score” victory isn't so much a victory type as it is a turn limit. (something we could all probably use.)Ĭiv’s doomsday calendar automatically stops at year 2050 for some reason (I guess we don’t make it passed that.) It’s as if 2050 hits and the disembodied voice of John Cleese just starts yelling “Stop! Stop! Everyone stop what you’re doing!” and Sean Bean, dejected, moves on to his next ill-fated role. So which victory type is best persue? I will discuss the 6 victory types, where I place them on this favorites list and why. There are 6 victory types to pursue, none of which are mutually exclusive, so choosing one can be a bit tricky as needs evolve and circumstances change. In Civilization VI however, you have some options. (though Elon looks like he’s well on his way to a science victory.) Science or faith sophistication or domination shake hands or take a knee what victory will you choose?Īs human civilization rolls on, achieving “victory” is something easier said than done.
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