Check out the patch notes for the Civ 6 Australian Summer 2017 free update, which includes the Australia premium DLC, after the jump.
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The Australia Civilization & Scenario Pack is $4.99. The Civilization 6 Australian Summer 2017 free update is now live, adding multiplayer teams, mod tools and other gameplay and balance changes. Multiplayer teams, modding and AI balance updates are all free in the new patch. You are tasked with exploring and expanding your territory, with your net income acting as your total score. It takes place on a randomly generated Australian interior.
The Scenario Pack includes the Outback Tycoon Scenario, which features no combat. Australia also features the unique Digger unit and Outback Station building. His Citadel of Civilization bonus gives +100% Production whenever another civilization declares war on Australia. Australia is lead by John Curtin, the Prime Minister during World War II. The Australia Civilization & Scenario Pack adds the Australian Civilization for the very first time in a Civ game. While vanilla Civ 6 is better than vanilla Civ 5 at launch, it still has a long way to go.įiraxis continues to release paid DLC as well. The Fall 2017 update makes a number of changes, with an overhaul to religion the headline news. Hopefully these changes help steer Civ 6 in the right direction. Here is every civ and leader in Civilization 6, including the post-launc. The AI in Civ 6 is considered inferior to Civ 5. Civ veterans should be especially satisfied with the AI updates that also arrived in the patch. These are all great (and necessary) additions. Civ VI is now finally integrated with Steam Workshop for easy access to mods. Modders also have access to the game’s art assets (with a 7 GB download). On the modding side, Civ VI has added development tools such as ModBuddy and FineTuner. Religion and Culture Victories have been reworked so you can share a victory when one teammate spreads their religion or becomes culturally dominant. Teammates share victory, tech and culture boosts, and alliance and war statuses. Playing with teams re-balances the gameplay. And in multiplayer you can team up with your friends to conquer the world together against AI or human opponents.”
“Steam Workshop will allow you to browse, add, and subscribe to mods more easily. “Multiplayer teams and mod tools have been two of the community’s most-requested features,” writes the blog post. Good news for Civilization VI fans! The “Australia Summer 2017” Update finally adds multiplayer teams and modding support – two features that really should have been included at launch.
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