It's already said that Gold is King in Civ 6, but this mod will make this fact even more apparent.
Gold actually becomes incredibly more important throughout this mod. My economic plan largely works to combine these features, and to provide a reasonable incentive for trade beyond just getting more gold. However, Civ 6 has an entirely independent form of economy in diplomatic trading: you may offer to exchange gold or gold per turn for resources and other items. There's nothing necessarily wrong with that, but it's not the only way that it could be done and I'm interested in exploring how a deeper economic system would function in a game like Civ.Ĭiv 6 changed a number of things about trade, specifically how gold is generated for each party namely that usually no gold is generated for the receiving citythat roads are formed by land trade routes and that land and sea trade routes are done with the same unit. In Civ 6, and previous Civilization games economy is loosely modeled. This Overhaul aims to tackle a number of aspects of the game: economy, tile yield, amenities, and more.īecause of the scope, I may not have all my ideas organized and so I might edit this post to consolidate and reorganize my thoughts to better present them. If there are any interested in working with me or that have any experience modding Civ games, that would be much appreciated. Openly accepting anyone that wants to work on this with me to work to make this mod a reality, at least for my own peace of mind, but I hope there are others out there that would appreciate playing this as well. I fully want I've started looking into developing the simplest aspects of this mod concept. I'm a software developer by profession, but I've never worked on a Civ 6 mod before. This is the amalgamation of a number of ideas I've been toying with for a while. You can see the gift option when going to the Account Upgrades screen, or on any user profile screen.
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