![]() More than a year ago we dug into why Civilization 5, which came out in 2010, was still more popular than Civilization 6, which arrived in 2016, and that situation hasn't changed as much as you might expect since then: Civ 6 got a big concurrent player boost in February with the release of Gathering Storm but is quickly settling back to its pre-February numbers, according to Steam Charts, while Civ 5 just keeps chugging along. The response to the mod seems very positive so far, and while it might seem a little odd that so many people want their new game to look more like their old one, it fits the pattern. It's also why there are fewer trees if your graphics settings are lower." "I tried to keep it close to the specs of the original game so it would not slow anyone down. ![]() The long game is Civ at its best.but it can get boring after a while. You get to see small skirmishes, epic 100 year wars, and tense battles of attrition play out in cool ways. It should all balance out," Busatti explained in the comments. It's really cool to see things unfold and appreciate the mechanics on a grander scale. "The deciduous trees have a smaller vertex count, but they are more numerous. The mod is compatible with all releases of Civilization 6, including the recent Gathering Storm, and will not cause any problems with saved games.
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