I wish someone would see me the same way Saxy Gamer sees Hypatia

"What do you think famous people from history would say if they saw the world today?" "WHAT DO YOU MEAN I'M NOT CONSIDERED ONE OF THE 'GOOD' GREAT PEOPLE!?!?"

Something that would be great in these videos about districts is tips on how to place them if planning for related wonders. How to value adjacency bonuses vs chance to build great library, for example.

You come out with amazing civilization videos!! I am deff. Going to refer this channel to anyone who’s interest in Civ 6!

Thank you, I think it's incredibly useful that you explain the difference between R&F & the standard game mechanics for those of us that still toggle settings to play the old game once in a while. Keep up the good work!

I love your content. I am thinking of giving my last 'videogame' money for the expansions

small advice :: when talking about techs and policies, show them in the tree! I love your videos... so useful

Man I’ve been playing this game non stop. You’re videos have made the game make way too much sense. Thanks

Could you do a video on the use of workers? For example, if you've planned for a possible culture district in your capital though it's not your win condition, you might get that on a grassland tile at 10 pop along with one of the great ppl that gives extra districts, so in that case it might be worth it to build a farm early on, but what if it's a jungle tile? Are you better of just keeping the jungle tile and clear it just before building the district? Generally, when in the game and on which tiles would you want to get ordinary farms, ordinary mines and perhaps lumber yards? And how often and when should you let city states "help" you with those workers as opposed to building them yourself? And then there's the policy cards, Liang's ability and the Pyramids to consider as well. Awesome videos on your channel, it's great to see a well researched breakdown of how the game works, and what works in the game!

You are hands down the best teaching civ 6. Clean, well explained, tips and tricks. Great job!

I've been doing scout, scout, settler and then usually something to keep the capital safe after that. Probably why I always have barbarian problems haha

Nice! I'd like you to explain more about specialists and District Projects.

So glad you're still doing content! Found you back when civ 6 just came out for switch but re watching now that it's on ps4 (my main place to game as much as I love my little switch). Why no science in depth video? It's one of the easier victory types to be sure and very straight forward but I have been showing the in depths and these as well as leader spotlights to friends and since science is one of my favorite victories to go for I was sad I couldn't have you run them through that. I've been vetoed from explaining things (apparently I'm bad at it XD) so an in depth for science would be good! Also for me personally an in depth on gathering storm since I'll be playing that soon would be cool! Keep up the great work!

research centers are also very helpful when picking government policies. some of them add great benefits to some of those tier 3 building

I would REALLY benefit from an instructional video about chopping/harvesting. I have had a tendency to leave forests and jungles for their high per-turn yield, but have discovered most people recommend using Magnus to chop basically everything at every city. At what point does chopping become preferable/when should I harvest/when should I preserve for a lumber mill or quarry or similar? And also related: how often should I be producing (or buying) workers vs. city buildings, especially if everything needs to be chopped?

It's awesome that you're still making Civ 6 videos it's great cuz I started playing Civ 6 again recently after like a year

+5 Science in the end game is ridiculously low, but you can increase it to +10 with economic policy that doubles Campus building science yield.

nice video. got a question tho. do the effects stack? like +4 from the university and after that an additional +5 from research lab?

Thanks for these videos. I play on Xbox and loved the previous civs they had on Xbox. This one is way different and much harder.

8:45 Small correction - Einstein boosts the yield of research labs, not universities.

Albert Einstein currently provides a +4 bonus on research labs and not university's.

Very helpful, thanks. Are you going to do a tips video on policy cards? Would be interested in that.

Good vid Saxy! you covered the most fundamental things bout the campus and science. Looking forward to more livestreaming though :)

I don't know if that was changed meanwhile (in an update), but anyways: Right now the Albert Einstein-bonus is +4 to the Research Lab, not the University. So Research Labs get, including the +3 Envoy-bonus, +12, so are very worthwhile getting.

Good videos. Can you do an overall video on placing districts (as soon as available due to population constraints?) vs. constructing buildings? When should you build the building (as soon as available or build a new district first)? Build all three levels in a district first or build all of the level one buildings on three districts and then the level twos? ETC.

I really love that map you're playing on

Do you know how the Natural Philosophy policy impacts the science from Korean special campus? Does it multiply the 4, even though it is not really an adjacency bonus? Or does it only multiply the negative adjacency bonus if you put districts adjacent to the Korean campus?

Another awesome video

what do the colors mean? why are some tiles for placing things green, some blue, some yellow or orange and why is one pink?

Many Thanks for your post. It was very helpful for me. How I know the XP value for each of my units, so I know when it will level up

this games seems to be much better on pc. On switch sometimes i get the feeling of navigation difficulties

1st Would you suggest to only build campus districts if they get high adjacency bonuses? 2nd How many campus districts to build? like in every single city?

In approximately what fraction of cities should I plant a campus if I am going for a cultural or religious victory? Obviously for science and domination, you want to have them in any city which provides a decent bonus

Hello there. I have just been getting into Civ 6, which is the first time i ever played a civ game. I played a good 40-50h now (on vanilla, no DLCs) and i like to play some early war and then try to get as technologically advanced as possible. With this i want to get to artillery, Bombers and nukes as fast as possible because i want a late game domination win. But always as soon as i have just build my first bombers some random faction wins by science out of nowhere which is extremly frustrating. I always try to have maximum production (i always choose germany) and maximum science because i want the new tech as fast as possible. But apparantly the others are ALWAYS faster than me and i dont know why. How can i get new tech the fastest? How can i stop the others from just winning by science out of no where? Would be very grateful for some tipps! Peace

In this example couldn't you get the campus on those mountains surrounded tile for your capital??? I mean, you could rush the holy site, and then for your second district, you could just buy the tile and use the same bônus, right? Is there any advantage to put the campus on you second city?

thanks for the video. what if i have a +2 adj campus and apply "Natural Philosophy" turning to +4. is it also trigger the "Rationalism"??

My game wont let me build university. I have everything researched for it and libraries built. It doesn't even show in the tech tree being unlocked with education. Do you know why?

Hello I have recently played a game where i would not be able to put a campus on a hill tile next to a river that was 3 tiles away from my city. The other 2 tiles towards my city wete flatlands. Any ideas why I have not been able to place my campus district

If I place a Campus on top of a tile that produce 2prod/2food. Will I lose that 2P/2F?

nice

Could you provide a source for the district cost scaling with your number of cities? I'm aware that district cost scales with techs/civics researched and whether you have fewer or more than the global average of that district type, but I did not know that the cost scales with number of cities.

What seed is he on where he gets that amazing science start location? I’ve seen it in his other video about early cities and expansion

Everything else being equal, is it good strategy to build a campus on a desert tile that as no yield?

Do the science yields stack? Like if I have a +4 University and a + 5 lab does that district have a + 9 science yield?

Would the research lab replace the university or would you have an additional 5 yield

So when I get a great scientist, I've been taking the one it gives me. Is there a way to change to a different one?

Does he talk about Campus Research here?

How do you know which district to build and when it is time to build them?

10:18 there is a way

Chop Chop :D

Hi, I would like to know: What mods you're using?

What Tobias asked!

Literally spam settlers and you will outscience everyone

I was hoping to see more intermediate advice here and not just literal surface-level mechanics that can be found in the civilopedia.