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Pretty whack game. It bogs down a lot. It's overly complicated and cartoony. Most changes were unnecessary and a waste of time. You can't chill and play like you used toNot worth the purchase honestly

Can't even download the game. Which is obviously BS considering how much it costs!

crashes immediately, even though brand new, maxed out MacBook Pro 16" .... awful

I'm new to the app franchise. I know, what could I possibly know. However, there's a couple things I'd like to state for people also new and considering buying, along with some additional comments for the developers. For those considering buying... 1) Games will be long and that's okay... It's a game consisting of various victory mechanics, technologies to unlock and civics (ideologies) to unlock. This is not a game for those that hate the board game RISK. That said, if you love strategy (ie. C&C, StarCraft...) this is a worthy buy in my opinion. 2) The game can be heavily modded... Yes, I've heard and felt the complaints about how vanilla is somewhat, well, vanilla. There are solutions to those wishing to push a bit more out of the game or now willing to pay arm and leg for DLC. I use mods and you should too. They will take Civ 6 at it's best and make it better. 3) Hardware/ Software... I use an Early 2015 Macbook Pro 13.5". This runs the game without issue on the LOWEST setting. I have no "lag" at all. For those looking to max out graphical settings, caution. Unless you're using something with serious heat (for iOS), like a brand new Mac desktop, you will not be running at max settings no problem. I don't mind the lowest graphical settings because they really are not that bad and I value game mechanics over graphical appeal. 4) The mechanics are great, the AI needs work... I love what the game offers as far as replayability is concerned but, the AI is rather bland and non-agressive (see comments for devs below). I feel no challenge at even Diety due to the fact that the AI simply gets more bonuses at increased difficulty, it doesn't get smarter. Think of it this way, lvl 1 vs lvl 8 isn't like playing a highschooler vs Jordan in basketball. It's more like playing a highschooler vs a highschooler that cannot foul and has no shot clock. The AI doesn't get better, its stat bonuses do. As long as you learn the mechanics, it can be beat trivially at any difficulty in my experience. Comments for Devs... 1) (vanilla) AI never declares war on me... I've played for about a month now, on all difficulties, most settings, etc. I have yet to get a war declaration against me despite nuking rampantly, egregious surprise wars and generally being a bully to AI. Why is this? I don't understand how but most of the time the AI will only fight AI UNLESS I declare war to start conflict. It's a little thing but I would truly feel more immersed in the game if there were consequences for my actions. 2) Better mod support... The ability to use mods is fantastic. Hats off to your team for understanding that modding creates a strong community and in general give you guys some ideas for the future. I respect the decision a lot and love the game more because of this. However, there is little information as to why certain mods are out of date and especially, when the mod build fails. It simply says, the game failed to load something something something. I want to know which mod is conflicting the build, or maybe a better way to problem solve. This is a small issue but I think it would really help me and likely others understand what is going on code wise. 3) DLC concerns... This is my biggest concern. A massive DLC with hours of content, fine, price it $25. It's worth the price, I get it. However, a single faction which should have been in the game at the start, $5, absolutely not. Your DLC is very good, I've seen reviews and will likely buy it in the future due to it's dynamic mechanics changes and overall quality. I do have a problem with the single paid Civ leader/s. These should really be free updates. I get you need to make money, I do. But something like a new Civ is not really worth $5 when I can simply mod it in for free. A free update like a new Civ would really pat players on the back and say, "Thank you for playing, here's a little something to keep things interesting." Free updates can be good for business. It increases longevity for new and veteran players alike. Summary: CIV 6 is a great game, but it's not perfect. Some things could be fixed but in general I like the game a lot, have no problem running it on my laptop and think the game has a lot to offer as far as replayability.

I've played this game for about an hour and now it crashes after a few minutes.