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"The New Update Announcement Inspires Hope": Civilization 7's Next Update Has Players Believing In Firaxis Again

By 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Jack Coleman

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Civilization 7 has not had a fantastic start.
Firaxis is aware of the negative feedback, and is attempting to address the core issues at the heart of Civ 7.
Fans appreciate the candid nature of the recent announcement post.

It's not been a fantastic start to 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Civilization 7's life cycle. With Civ 7, Firaxis set out to change the series' formula, not a foolhardy goal in and of itself. Unfortunately, these sꦫweeping changes inadvertently alienated a large chunk of the player base, who disapprove of Civ 7's new direction.

This has resulted in a wave of negative reception for the latest instalment in the legendary series. Civilization 7 currently sits at "Mostly Negative" recent reviews on Steam, and "Mixed" reviews overa💯ll. However, though this release has been particularly poorly received, a 'slow start' is nothing new for the series.

A lot of players were𝔉n't particularly fond of Civilization 6 at release, but various updates and 𓆏expansions have now made it one of the most well-regarded entries in the series, and currently .

A Brighter Tomorrow?

Will we see a repeat of this cycle for Civilization 7? A few fans certainly seem to think🤡 so, as expresses that Firaxis' recent update post has "inspired hope" regarding the game's future.

In p༺articular, the poster praises the lack of "corpo speak" in the update, crediting Firaxis for releasing a candid post about the current state of Civilization 7.

"Since launch, we've been focused on improving the Civilization 7 experience by delivering highly requested features, cleaning up pain points, and responding to immediate areas of feedback," the post reads. "But we also want to acknowledge some of the bigger things players have been asking about. With Civ 7, we took some big swing🦩s with many features (Ages, Civ Switching, Commanders, Legacy Paths, Legends & Mꦜementoes, Towns, and more!). Our goal: move beyond static empire-building and into something more dynamic, where your civilization evolves and reinvents itself over time."

The post acknowledges the concerns of players who express that the new mechanics erode the feeling of building an empire that was core🌞 to the Civilization experience.

"These are significant areas of the game that are incredibly important to get right, but are more complex to solve," the post continues. "Addressing this feedback in a satisfying way will take๊ time, over the course of several updates. That said, you'll start to see some smaller changes in June focused on the end of Age countdowns and improvements to Age transitions. For the longer-term and broader changes, we'll share more detailed plans when we're ready. We're invested in making these changes and empowering you to enjoy what sets Civ 7 apart."

As for the update itself, a slew of advanced game options have been added (custom difficulty, crisis picker, the ability to disable legacy paths), as well as Steam Workshop supp﷽ort, a new town specialisation (Resort Town), 24 new city state bonuses, 2 new pantheons and 14 new religious beliefs. You can read the full patch notes .