- How to create a custom map in civilization 6 how to#
- How to create a custom map in civilization 6 update#
- How to create a custom map in civilization 6 series#
However, as the map grew it became clear that this was just added confusion, so they have been removed.Īlso if you want to see all the individual cities for each Civilization you can see that HERE. Also, when making the original map I added a distinction between core territories and tributaries/colonies.
As well as just some general tidying up of some of the borders, I have updated Norway, Spain, and Brazil’s boundaries. With the update, we also to a bit of time to make some changes to the original map thanks to feedback from R/Civ and Civfanatics.
How to create a custom map in civilization 6 update#
South East Asia Update: with the update we have added Indonesia and Khmer to the map, as well as, added Angkor Wat, Ha Long Bay and changed Jakarta to Bandar Brunei. Also, it shows there are still a lot of gaps on the map waiting to be filled in. There are so many overlapping empires in this area that poor Macedonia is mostly lines, but that was the only way to get them all on it. The one thing we do see is the massive overlap in and around Southern Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East.
As well as this, the reference maps for some of the civilizations were wildly different for example, the territories for Spain in North America, the shape of the Poland, the extent of the Kongo Kingdom, so I took the middle ground option where available, Ollie Bye’s History of the World, was a handy guide here when there were conflicting data points.
There were some other judgement calls I had to make, I decided not to add Canada and Australia to England’s territory as they were Dominions at the time, nor did I add Portugal’s territory to Spain as it was only a short-lived union, and I expect Portugal to be its own civ at some point, also I chose to use the wider interpretation of the Scythians people, as Firaxis had picked an eastern capital rather than the more traditional more western core. The colours themselves were taken from their in-game counterparts where possible, but some have been changed to avoid a clash. Now even with this guide, there were a number of issues to rectify, for example, do I include all the territorial positions or just the core territories? Here I decided when something was clearly labelled a territory or a colony I used a lighter shade of colour to differentiate it. Now while this was helpful it does lead to some peculiarities like having say a smaller China that you would normally expect, and why France does not have a colonial empire, as they were just starting to set up trading posts during this time. The first issue I came across was given some of these empires have had wildly different shapes and territories throughout their lives, what point should I use to represent the empires? To rectify this I decided to use the in-game leaders as my guide, so I used the death of the Civilization’s leader for Monarchies, or when they left office for Democracies as the baseline.
How to create a custom map in civilization 6 how to#
Now when putting this map together there were a number of considerations I had to make when determining what to add and what to leave off, and how to present it because it was not as easy as I thought it would be. So for today’s maps, we are including everything in the base game of Civilization VI, as well as what was include in the Poland, Viking, Australia, Persia/Macedonia & Nubia DLC packs Given the amount of content that Civilization VI has that you can map, and since I do love maps I decided to create two maps, the first map has all the civilizations currently released, and the second shows the locations of all the World Wonders, Natural Wonders, and the City States.
How to create a custom map in civilization 6 series#
So today we continue with our Map-It series by looking at one of my favourite video games Civilization VI. TL DR – Today we chart out Civilization VI in Map form the base game all the way up to the South East Asia DLC
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