I like how Civ VI went back to how Civ IV did the way showing off a wonder by showing a mini 3D speed construction of it but I kinda like how in Civ V that even though it didn't show a 3D animation the presentation was far more epic and impactful. A still art with a glorious choir in the background that rises up as the quote is read just felt so powerful. Now if they combine both should there be a Civ VII that would be a masterpiece.
civ IV looked better because camera swoops around in more dramatic angles rather than simply spinning around above. CIV V had an actual artist that could do impressive paintings.
I tried it, and I have to say: build it, whenever you can. The production and science boost is insane. I ended up with over 1800 science and ~300 production in capital.
The thing that makes me love building a wonder is not just the animation and quote when building it, but the fact that you maintain it in a pristine form possibly for centuries longer than the real thing ever was.
when i decided to do a culture run as the aztecs (i dont know how it got to that point either( i managed to get the colosuss of rohdes and the statue of liberty with the godlen gate bridge between them, its been my background ever since then
If you're still interested in knowing the tune, it's called "Promenade" from the suite "Pictures at the Exhibition". Composed by Modest Mussorgsky in 1874. It's nice that the Sid Meier: Civilisation games tend to have these sort of classical pieces.
If you're so mad about it instead of sitting around moping about the past, you can work against censorship and deplatforming and simple decay of information now so that people 2000 years from now don't have to be sad about what happened to the Library of Alexandria 2.0 (aka the Internet)
More Buddhist wonders por favor: - The Mahadevi Temple, Lumbini - The Sarnath Deer Park, Varanasi - The Parinibbana Temple, Kushinagar - Nalanda University, Bihar - Mogao Caves, Dunhuang - Maha Stupa, Sri Lanka - Shwedagon Pagoda, Burma - Wat Phra Kaew, Thailand - Buddhas of Bamiyan, Afghanistan - Borobudur, Indonesia - Kuthodaw Pagoda, Burma
Here is a Wonder Idea Heaven of Tomorrow:- Can be built in the Modern Era Must be placed on a Ocean tile Bonus:- +8 Culture +75 Housing -9 Population Loss from Floods and Rising Sea Levels Context:- Here lies what may seem like a random oil rig but it is not one. Oil is too old for our world, this safe spot is all that humanity needs to make sure we can never truly be defeated by Mother Nature. A brilliant project worth investing to house climate refugees.
Excuse me, forgive my ignorance, but does anyone know the name of the songs of each wonder? For example, I know that for the Golden Bridge they used "I love, California" but I can't find the rest of the names anywhere
Amazing... :-) However, just a slight remark: I am sure by mistake, but the red-white-red flag in front of the Országház wonder (the Hungarian Parliament building, one of the most memorable buildings built at the turn of the the XIXth and XXth century in Europe) from 12:35 is the flag of Austria not of Hungary (which is red-white-green). Ironically, the text spoken during the wonder that refers to self-governance and freedom is about Hungary's independence war from the Austrians during the XIXth century, so the game designers placed the flag of the aggressor (Austrians) in front of the building that symbolizes freedom for the freedom fighters (Hungarians)...
Space Needle, the Original World Trade Center [Adjacent to a Commercial Hub with a Stock Exchange], some African Nations and More of Europe has some great things
In Civilisation, any can build it. However, only one of each World Wonder can be built in the world. So there tends to be a race to who builds it first. In regards to Hagia Sophia, being built in Modern Day Istanbul in Turkey, there would be two (technically 3) representing Civilisations in Civ 6. The Byzantine Empire lead by Basil II, and the Ottoman Empire led by Suleiman. Both civilisations having to have held the Wonder throughout real world history.
It is actually supposed to be the Ottoman version of the Hagia Sophia. The wonder was added together with Ottomans in Gathering Storm. Byzantines weren't in the game until way later in the new frontier pass. Oh, and they wanted it to be this symbol that represents multiple religions living hand in hand or something like that, so they chose that version.
I mean... Civ 6 has the benefit of not just seeing the Wonder being built, but the animations also considering the surrounding tiles of the Wonder. For example, the potential to have the Golden Gate Bridge's animation where the Wonder is being built between the Colossus and the Statue of Liberty.
@@afiq5413 Civ 6's leaders are at least expressive in their expressions and movements because of said art style. Also... I'm not saying one is better than another. Because obviously, due to the differing playstyles despite being 4x games, the devs aren't trying to make one better than another. But moreso... Different and unique in a way between all.
I miss the International Space Station, Notre Dame, Neushvanstein and other Wonders from Civ V 😔 and I don't get the idea of adding many new wonders while deleting many others 🤨🤨 Of course some where added as DLC to get money 😒
Actually... What is known as a Wonder of the World tends to be subjective. Another thing... A World Wonder in Civilization is basically a name for a building where only one can be built in the world. Ofc... It'll be pretty limiting to only do the standard Wonders. But Civilization tends to add those that are just as influential, amazing, and even not as well known human structures for educational purposes.
"i ought to be jealous of the tower, she is more famous than i am"
-some guy talking about the Eiffel tower
oof
Says the creator of the Eiffel Tower, Gustave E i f f e l. Coincidence? I think not
@@elmashable9722 Woosh.
Oof, welp I got wooshed 😂
@@elmashable9722 His masterpiece is more famous than himself, truly an ooff.
The Svalbard seed vault or its counterparts would have made interesting late game wonders as well as being relevant to gathering Storm.
"The best preparation for tomorrow is doing your best today" H. Jackson Brown, JR.
Food 20%, favour 20
@@andmos1001 Cost: 3600 prod.
Placement: on snow or tundra tile, next to Mountain.
Cannot be pillaged.
@@user-dp5be9gt5e Trees planted by workers count as old growth rather than new?
Gay
@@imperius88 like your dad
Alternative title: Sean Bean blessing us with his voice for 16 minutes.
dont think it is sean bean
@@caniblmolstr4503 It is Sean Bean
That's what I thought
The song that plays during the Golden Gate Bridge animation is "I Love You, California", the official state song. Nice touch.
Kind of curious what's the name of the other songs? Where can I find it?
Yes thank you!
It's the best rendition I've heard of it too.
I like how Civ VI went back to how Civ IV did the way showing off a wonder by showing a mini 3D speed construction of it but I kinda like how in Civ V that even though it didn't show a 3D animation the presentation was far more epic and impactful. A still art with a glorious choir in the background that rises up as the quote is read just felt so powerful. Now if they combine both should there be a Civ VII that would be a masterpiece.
civ IV looked better because camera swoops around in more dramatic angles rather than simply spinning around above. CIV V had an actual artist that could do impressive paintings.
Why is nobody talking about the great detail that is the Liberty statue being first made with copper and then getting green
Amunden scott research station the wonder that literally nobody has build, heck a wonder than most don't even know exist in civ 6.
The only time I got to build it, I lost the game
right up there with the jebel barkal.
I build It one time lol. It was kind of a challenge for me
I tried it, and I have to say: build it, whenever you can. The production and science boost is insane. I ended up with over 1800 science and ~300 production in capital.
@@cybersaiyan9596 at least jebel barkal might be some use because where it is built is just sand so it gets rid of a useless tile in your lands
I love how each song in the background relates to the place the wonder is from
The thing that makes me love building a wonder is not just the animation and quote when building it, but the fact that you maintain it in a pristine form possibly for centuries longer than the real thing ever was.
when i decided to do a culture run as the aztecs (i dont know how it got to that point either( i managed to get the colosuss of rohdes and the statue of liberty with the godlen gate bridge between them, its been my background ever since then
Any chance you could share this wonderful creation?
Can you share it with us pls?
Picture?
Can you give us a link to a screenshot please?
Beautiful. Show us a picture maybe?
I love how Huitzilopochtli sounds like footzlypootzly when Sean Bean pronounces it.
hoochliopoochly
@pippin eh, better, not right though
This guy single handedly built every wonder of the world he is a absolute legend.
Brazil 2 wonders:
Cristo Redentor
And Maracanã 🇧🇷
@@candyneige6609 The Stonehenge is French now?
@@candyneige6609 pretty sure it's in England
Mds...
America got 3
@@aaaa-hj9vv
Uhhh it's a fact at England is actually a province of Paris, France is just a city smh1!!
Does anyone randomly tear up when a specific wonder shows up?
No? But I do have a favorite wonder
In 5 for me that was the Red Fort and Borubudur.
@@EarlSoC
In 5 I had the same with Borobudur.
"When you realise how perfect everything is, you tilt your head back and laugh at the sky"
The music of Hermitage is the Trophy Room music for Civilizations Revolution. Oh the memories.
If you're still interested in knowing the tune, it's called "Promenade" from the suite "Pictures at the Exhibition".
Composed by Modest Mussorgsky in 1874.
It's nice that the Sid Meier: Civilisation games tend to have these sort of classical pieces.
@@mcihay246 I agree. Thank you so much for telling me the name to the memorable tune. It'll go straight to my collection, cheers.
Main reason why all my wins are culture victories
+++
The Great Library one hit me hard
Was a tragic and great loss of ancient knowledge
If you're so mad about it instead of sitting around moping about the past, you can work against censorship and deplatforming and simple decay of information now so that people 2000 years from now don't have to be sad about what happened to the Library of Alexandria 2.0 (aka the Internet)
Where is Great Lighthouse??
In Alexandria !!
Candy Neige I think he meant where in the video the clip was
@@grahamturner2640 r/technicallythetruth
Candy Neige r/ihavereddit
china already build it
13:00 When the Colossus gets a wife... XD
13:38 oh come on, they could have continued the Swan Lake theme.
If they add the Lakota Sioux, they should introduce the Crazy Horse monument and Mt. Rushmore
Only if you Mt Rushmore would randomly pick 3 of your most game winning great people + your leader, instead of 4 American presidents. ^^
"that one might think of as the hoob of bhoodism"
15:10 the chanting on this part was Also in jojos bizarre adventures Santana's theme Rubicon
Petra is magnificent, all the more with the voices
Thank you for making this.
First time i heard great bath's narrator text. The AI always seems to rush it.
yo the Golden Gate delivers a full on party when finished
Prepare the money for Civ6 with all DLC!!!
11:40 - try to read along out loud!
14:22 really like the song for golden gate bridge
It's called "I love you California" the official state song. Don't know the rest though
Statue of Liberty is a rendition of Columbia Gem of the Ocean
You forgot about the great lighthouse
I wonder 😑 why they didn't add CERN to the modern wonder. I guess it at least would've been the most expensive one
Like the idea of a extra 10% on eurekas and 4 uranium per turn for CERN.
Does anyone know the songs used for the pyramids or the song for petra ?
I always stopped what I was doing to see these animations
Helpful and good video thanks
You deseve more than 100 subs!
Does anyone know the music played for Apadana?
More Buddhist wonders por favor:
- The Mahadevi Temple, Lumbini
- The Sarnath Deer Park, Varanasi
- The Parinibbana Temple, Kushinagar
- Nalanda University, Bihar
- Mogao Caves, Dunhuang
- Maha Stupa, Sri Lanka
- Shwedagon Pagoda, Burma
- Wat Phra Kaew, Thailand
- Buddhas of Bamiyan, Afghanistan
- Borobudur, Indonesia
- Kuthodaw Pagoda, Burma
Yeah, there was Borobudur in Civ V.
15:10 cristo redentor
15:50 maracana
Is the hermitage playing the museum music from civilisation revolution!?
It's promenade from pictures at an exhibition, mussorgsky
¡¡Las maravillas!!
What is the music for 2:28 the colossus
Here is a Wonder Idea
Heaven of Tomorrow:-
Can be built in the Modern Era
Must be placed on a Ocean tile
Bonus:-
+8 Culture
+75 Housing
-9 Population Loss from Floods and Rising Sea Levels
Context:-
Here lies what may seem like a random oil rig but it is not one. Oil is too old for our world, this safe spot is all that humanity needs to make sure we can never truly be defeated by Mother Nature. A brilliant project worth investing to house climate refugees.
Heaven of tomorrow? What is that?
Lol, it reminds me of outer heaven
Excuse me, forgive my ignorance, but does anyone know the name of the songs of each wonder? For example, I know that for the Golden Bridge they used "I love, California" but I can't find the rest of the names anywhere
"Columbia the Gem of the Ocean" is used for the Statue of Liberty
@@superdoglogan Thanks, hope that I can find more
Amazing... :-) However, just a slight remark: I am sure by mistake, but the red-white-red flag in front of the Országház wonder (the Hungarian Parliament building, one of the most memorable buildings built at the turn of the the XIXth and XXth century in Europe) from 12:35 is the flag of Austria not of Hungary (which is red-white-green). Ironically, the text spoken during the wonder that refers to self-governance and freedom is about Hungary's independence war from the Austrians during the XIXth century, so the game designers placed the flag of the aggressor (Austrians) in front of the building that symbolizes freedom for the freedom fighters (Hungarians)...
10:33 Taj Mahal
I love the song
We need some future buildings burk khalifa? Wilson tower? LAX airport? Great firewall? MI5 the 3 Scandinavia Swords Prora?
Space Needle, the Original World Trade Center [Adjacent to a Commercial Hub with a Stock Exchange], some African Nations and More of Europe has some great things
But every Wonder has to have historical influence
Snipin' Flyin' Liberator [USA] bruh idc I just want more stuff for late game lol
the new airport in beijing
8:10 anyone know the music for mont saint michael?
czcams.com/video/htpM_id7KSQ/video.html
I don't play Civ. For what civilization is the Hagia Sophia?
In Civilisation, any can build it. However, only one of each World Wonder can be built in the world. So there tends to be a race to who builds it first.
In regards to Hagia Sophia, being built in Modern Day Istanbul in Turkey, there would be two (technically 3) representing Civilisations in Civ 6.
The Byzantine Empire lead by Basil II, and the Ottoman Empire led by Suleiman.
Both civilisations having to have held the Wonder throughout real world history.
My bad graphics ruined my great time when finish wonder :(
I can’t build Oxford on plains?
Where is the Biosphere?
5:39 Hagia Sophia with minarets appearing. The building didn't add minarets prior to the Ottoman conquest of Constantinople.
I think it was meant to show what the building looks like now.
So ?
@@abthedragon4921 But many of them are vanished or ruined. I thought they show their first time not the last.
It is actually supposed to be the Ottoman version of the Hagia Sophia. The wonder was added together with Ottomans in Gathering Storm. Byzantines weren't in the game until way later in the new frontier pass. Oh, and they wanted it to be this symbol that represents multiple religions living hand in hand or something like that, so they chose that version.
Why is Oxford smack in the middle of the Industrial era when it's older than the Aztec empire?!
12:39
Does anyone know the song played on Big Ben wonder movie?
I have the same exact question.
I think it is Handel Water Music: Hornpipes.
Where's the great lighthouse?
That statement about the Hagia Sophia being secular didn't age well
That's not the writers fault, it really should be, its just that Turkey had other ideas
Was not expecting the accent! Is it Sean Bean?
Indeed it is.
@@troodon1096
Ahh, Thank You.
8th wonder of the world: a farm
Colosseum cutscene is so hype
Catedral de Notre Dame??
It's in Chartres.
American World Wonders 🇺🇸🦅
11:58 Panama Canal🛳
13:00 Statue of Liberty🗽
14:23 Golden Gate Bridge🌉
14:45 Broadway 🎭
Going purely off the music and quote, my personal favorite is Petra
15:10 💚💛✞✞✞✞
Uruguay nomá!
I have a modern age ideas
Twin towers
+10 economy
+20 housing (large building so)
easier for global cooperation
Add what you guy think too
Svalbard seed vault
African Renaissance Monument
The ISS
The Pentagon
LAX
Does it get destroyed after jet bombing is discovered? Or just replaced with the singular one.
@@usedtoberyanpoopnownormal8822 I was thinking it was always 1wtc but 2nd one a good idea tbh
Could’ve used la sagrada familia
Yes it would have been amazing!
Faith unit production +50%
Plus 1 faith per tile district in city built in
@@onlychild5213 It would be a great boost for religious victory
Yeah but you can't ever finish building it
Has anyone except china actually built The Great Bath on deity difficulty?
it is impossible
0:02
Yo he said the name of the game
i wonder there if is 'without narator' version
Shiny shield you can get it to play it without narrator by replaying it in the game after it is first finished
@@yslayk2184 how?
@@Rodq 2 years late but mute the video
@@grog159 but I want to hear only the music, without speech
Twe emertjes pompen
Civ 4 wonders still better
Agreed! Even the leaders in Civ4 look more dignified! Why people didn't realize this.
I mean... Civ 6 has the benefit of not just seeing the Wonder being built, but the animations also considering the surrounding tiles of the Wonder.
For example, the potential to have the Golden Gate Bridge's animation where the Wonder is being built between the Colossus and the Statue of Liberty.
@@afiq5413 Civ 6's leaders are at least expressive in their expressions and movements because of said art style.
Also... I'm not saying one is better than another. Because obviously, due to the differing playstyles despite being 4x games, the devs aren't trying to make one better than another.
But moreso... Different and unique in a way between all.
Oh boy, another Civ 6 hater. Go back to whatever pixelated junk you like.
@@reidparker1848 what? Im not saying that civ 6 is bad. Ive played it and enjoyed it. Im just saying that civ4 wonders looked better thats all.
GUYS SEAN BEAN IS SO WHOLESOME WTF
I miss the International Space Station, Notre Dame, Neushvanstein and other Wonders from Civ V 😔 and I don't get the idea of adding many new wonders while deleting many others 🤨🤨 Of course some where added as DLC to get money 😒
I believe it's the case of showing off more obscure but equally as cool wonders without unbalancing the game by adding too many wonders.
IV and V had better movies
Why does it play fucking salsa music when Estádio do Maracanã is built? I, as a Brazilian person, am sooo triggered!
The chubby thunderstorm simplistically choke because domain proximately breathe round a rude peak. motionless, broad hand
some of these are not true Wonders lol
Actually... What is known as a Wonder of the World tends to be subjective.
Another thing... A World Wonder in Civilization is basically a name for a building where only one can be built in the world.
Ofc... It'll be pretty limiting to only do the standard Wonders. But Civilization tends to add those that are just as influential, amazing, and even not as well known human structures for educational purposes.
@@mcihay246 which is why we love civ!