Best video on the subject, easy to understand and actually shows the adjacency bonuses of everything that applies. Everyone else's is convoluted plus didn't include that, expect you to look it up yourself. Excellent vid and exactly what I was looking for.
I've had a +13 holy site playing as australia, +1 tundra adjacency pantheon, 2 natural wonder tiles on that tundra, and some forests. I also got a reliable +12 playing as brazil with a holy site surrounded by rainforests and getting the +1 rainforest adjacency pantheon.
I've tried to watch Potato McWhiskey's videos, but they're always sooo long, he talks so fast, and always loses sight and goes off on a tangent. THANK YOU FOR THIS CLEAR AND CONCISE VIDEO, you're a hero
Thank you I feel honoured to be mentioned in the same breath as the other creators. I have taken a long hiatus from making videos as I could only do it while I had the time whilst unemployed.
Government Plaza gives a 1.5, (not 0.5 or 1) district adjacency bonus. In addition to a minor adjacency bonus, 0.5, it gives another 1.0. 1.0 + 0.5 = 1.5. Your city center gives 1.0 adjacency bonus. You cant lump the three together into one picture under a red arrow.
Great information, but maybe you'd benefit from being scripted. You have a lot of pauses and ums and ahs which breaks the flow of the video. Otherwise, it's all good.
Ya you can totally get more than the +7 especially with some of the religion bonuses or bigger natural wonders been meaning to make an updated version of this video
I usually aim for atleast +5 industrial zones. Production is king and setting it up so you get double aqueduct bonus is pretty easy. And if the war situation allows for it, I skip most early strategics because spoiler alert: they will block the best district locations. But that may just be my luck.
Tip: if you're playing as the Netherlands on most maps, then if you put the Industrial Zone next to a river, aqueduct, and City Center, then you can get +6 adjacency bonuses before taking into account adjacent resources, mines or districts, doubled to +12 with the Craftsmen policy card slotted
The adjacency bonus works only at the moment of the construction or it works still after adding some stuff? example: before i build a campus after i try to buff it
You can get more from Holy site. If Wonder have 2 squares and counts as a mountain you can have +6 just from that. So its +10 if you have 4 more mountains.
Good Vid. I have not played the game since CIV Rev 2. Did they game designers decide they only thing they could do for the game was to make it as complicated as possible? I have had to watch 4+ hours of tutorials just to play through the easiest level. Everything as bonus play with near infinite combinations. That may make the game better but I don't think so.
I Think its a good guide. I hope you make a video about double adjacency cards. reyna with the harbormaster. Wilhelmina bonuses From rivers and industrial city complex etc. , but still a good guide. Maybe make another guide where you talk about it.
Never thought of: 1) Waiting for "next" strategic resource before putting down industrial zone (IZ). 2) Or a fine tuned $$$ making city with river/commercial/harbor as your example showed. Thanks for that! Going to look through your other videos for (paired cities, triangle/quad cities, etc. Seems every city could always use a commercial hub, even w/out a big bonus? Same with IZ?
I don't think is good tu have harbor and Comercial Hub in the same city because these to district are use to have trade routes but you can only have +1 trade route per city
if your playing any civ that relies on high gold output as a core part of their victory condition then yes, you should absolutely try and aim to have a harbor and commercial hub in every city and adjacent when possible. commercial hubs have only 2 major adjacency bonuses which are rivers (1 per district) and harbors.So if you dont place harbors and commercial hubs in the same city you are missing out on half the major adjacency bonuses. If you take policy cards that give double adjacency bonuses to harbors and commercial hubs into account thats even more gold. Gold is a vital part of diplomatic and domination victories, and is also the only universally useful yield in all other victory types. By limiting your commercial hubs and harbors to one per city solely on for the trader, you are missing out on potentially double gold output not even including the major adjacency bonus. Harbors also give production, housing and massively buff the yields of coastal tiles. You should have one in every coastal city regardless if you plan on building a commercial hub or not. Edit: harbor + commerical hub in every city is a bit overkill. But you still shouldnt limit yourself to one per city. It really depends on what civ you are playing and what victory type your going for.
@@finneas9894 a large part of the gold generation from your harbor or commercial hub is from the extra trader which will give you like 10 to 30 gold with an international route.
@@artemisspawnofzeus7732 that doesnt mean you only build 1 harbor or commerical hub per city. Harbors should be built in every coastal city regardless if you are intending on building a commercial hub or not. And like I said above, besides rivers they are the only other major adjacency bonus to commercial hubs. The game is literally encouraging you to build them next to one another.
Yeah, but you should have one “money capital” city set up like he suggests so you can double the adjacency bonuses with Reyna and start raking in that sweet, sweet cash
In Gathering Storm Theather Squares get an extra +2 from adjacent Entertainment Districts or Water Parks
Ya good find I think that was added in. Need to learn how to add in edits to videos
This was by far the most understandable and helping video for adjacency bonuses!
Thanks a lot!
Glad it was helpful!
Best video on the subject, easy to understand and actually shows the adjacency bonuses of everything that applies. Everyone else's is convoluted plus didn't include that, expect you to look it up yourself. Excellent vid and exactly what I was looking for.
Thanks so much, all the positive feedback has given me confidence to make more videos.
Your channel is criminally underrated
Thanks :)
Yea yea it is
Only video I could find talking about multiple cities except for casual mention to clump cities. Sheesh ty!
This is the best CIV 6 guide I have ever seen! THANK YOU for making this video!
This video still helps way more than other videos. It takes away the 3d version of civ 6 and simplifies it visually. Thank you for this lol.
I've had a +13 holy site playing as australia, +1 tundra adjacency pantheon, 2 natural wonder tiles on that tundra, and some forests. I also got a reliable +12 playing as brazil with a holy site surrounded by rainforests and getting the +1 rainforest adjacency pantheon.
ooh nice. I once got a holy site that was surrounded by mountains and on one side was a natural wonder
Best tutorial on the subject in all CZcams
Thanks! This is super helpful!
Hey great video man!
Glad you enjoyed!, I have uploaded more content as of late.
i thank you and my family thanks you, i've been goofing on with this game for a while
thank you for the compliment glad they are helpful :)
this was incrediably helpfull thankyou
I've tried to watch Potato McWhiskey's videos, but they're always sooo long, he talks so fast, and always loses sight and goes off on a tangent.
THANK YOU FOR THIS CLEAR AND CONCISE VIDEO, you're a hero
Thank you I feel honoured to be mentioned in the same breath as the other creators. I have taken a long hiatus from making videos as I could only do it while I had the time whilst unemployed.
@@lucifkaiser2901 Well glad you’re no longer unemployed, well done! You’re video really helped me so thanks again!
Government Plaza gives a 1.5, (not 0.5 or 1) district adjacency bonus.
In addition to a minor adjacency bonus, 0.5, it gives another 1.0.
1.0 + 0.5 = 1.5.
Your city center gives 1.0 adjacency bonus.
You cant lump the three together into one picture under a red arrow.
Any size city can have a district. Size 4 gives you two. It's (Population/3) + 1. Otherwise, killer content!
Good catch
Thanks!
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Awesome, thank you so much :)
I had no idea indusrial zones get +1 from strategic resources, Japan true start got a lot easier
Great information, but maybe you'd benefit from being scripted. You have a lot of pauses and ums and ahs which breaks the flow of the video.
Otherwise, it's all good.
thanks for the feedback
@@markiv9000 It's called constructive criticism.
Great diagrams, ay chance youd share the slides?
I've got +8 adj from Everest surrounded holycite with forests in the other 2 tiles. It can and does go beyound +7(especially with Australia).
Ya you can totally get more than the +7 especially with some of the religion bonuses or bigger natural wonders been meaning to make an updated version of this video
I usually aim for atleast +5 industrial zones. Production is king and setting it up so you get double aqueduct bonus is pretty easy.
And if the war situation allows for it, I skip most early strategics because spoiler alert: they will block the best district locations.
But that may just be my luck.
Tip: if you're playing as the Netherlands on most maps, then if you put the Industrial Zone next to a river, aqueduct, and City Center, then you can get +6 adjacency bonuses before taking into account adjacent resources, mines or districts, doubled to +12 with the Craftsmen policy card slotted
The adjacency bonus works only at the moment of the construction or it works still after adding some stuff? example: before i build a campus after i try to buff it
Each natural wonder tile adds +2, so bigger naturals can grant +4.
You can get more from Holy site.
If Wonder have 2 squares and counts as a mountain you can have +6 just from that.
So its +10 if you have 4 more mountains.
subbed, is it weird that I imagine you holding a scholar's cradle while lecturing
haha not far off
Good Vid. I have not played the game since CIV Rev 2. Did they game designers decide they only thing they could do for the game was to make it as complicated as possible? I have had to watch 4+ hours of tutorials just to play through the easiest level. Everything as bonus play with near infinite combinations. That may make the game better but I don't think so.
the game is not for everyone. Hope my videos help
I Think its a good guide. I hope you make a video about double adjacency cards. reyna with the harbormaster. Wilhelmina bonuses From rivers and industrial city complex etc. , but still a good guide. Maybe make another guide where you talk about it.
thanks I have made more detailed videos on specific districts
Never thought of: 1) Waiting for "next" strategic resource before putting down industrial zone (IZ). 2) Or a fine tuned $$$ making city with river/commercial/harbor as your example showed. Thanks for that!
Going to look through your other videos for (paired cities, triangle/quad cities, etc.
Seems every city could always use a commercial hub, even w/out a big bonus? Same with IZ?
thanks :) Ya commercial hubs and industrial zones are generally just good but it may make more sense to situate them in certain cities
I don't think is good tu have harbor and Comercial Hub in the same city because these to district are use to have trade routes but you can only have +1 trade route per city
Ya depends, I was just illustrating an example of maximizing yields because Commercial hubs get bonus for adjacent Harbors
if your playing any civ that relies on high gold output as a core part of their victory condition then yes, you should absolutely try and aim to have a harbor and commercial hub in every city and adjacent when possible. commercial hubs have only 2 major adjacency bonuses which are rivers (1 per district) and harbors.So if you dont place harbors and commercial hubs in the same city you are missing out on half the major adjacency bonuses. If you take policy cards that give double adjacency bonuses to harbors and commercial hubs into account thats even more gold. Gold is a vital part of diplomatic and domination victories, and is also the only universally useful yield in all other victory types. By limiting your commercial hubs and harbors to one per city solely on for the trader, you are missing out on potentially double gold output not even including the major adjacency bonus. Harbors also give production, housing and massively buff the yields of coastal tiles. You should have one in every coastal city regardless if you plan on building a commercial hub or not.
Edit: harbor + commerical hub in every city is a bit overkill. But you still shouldnt limit yourself to one per city. It really depends on what civ you are playing and what victory type your going for.
@@finneas9894 a large part of the gold generation from your harbor or commercial hub is from the extra trader which will give you like 10 to 30 gold with an international route.
@@artemisspawnofzeus7732 that doesnt mean you only build 1 harbor or commerical hub per city. Harbors should be built in every coastal city regardless if you are intending on building a commercial hub or not. And like I said above, besides rivers they are the only other major adjacency bonus to commercial hubs. The game is literally encouraging you to build them next to one another.
Yeah, but you should have one “money capital” city set up like he suggests so you can double the adjacency bonuses with Reyna and start raking in that sweet, sweet cash
Quite some inconsistency in the video, like government plaza bonuses
Hey, holy sites get bonuses from all forests not just unimproved ones. You don't lose adjacency with a lumber mill
ohh weird the wiki says differently maybe it needs updating if you are correct civilization.fandom.com/wiki/Woods_(Civ6)
6:24 ahhh i missed it
No wonder my harbors suck😢
wtf ure civi 6 scientist?