How to win civilization beyond earth Videos

+BAStartGaming Thanks, Drew!

+Isabella Vega 10/10!

+Maxime Lemaire I know 

They did call him on it for the Coral in fairness XD but I think Drew just operates too fast for us mortals

+Maxime Lemaire they know what their doing, HES PLAYING WITH THE CREATORS OF THE GAME FOR CRYING OUT LOAD

And on the Coral as well, ouch XD

+steven zuijlen Kind of learning, kind of not.

+boxtears Yeah that would be really cool. I think they should have gone all out on this game. Not scratch the surface of what they could do. They really where afraid of trying new things but it seems they have learned from there mistake and go deeper. 

+steven zuijlen I mean hybrid cities for ANY cities.  Because right now we only have combo cities, not cities with the unique hybrid looks.

+boxtears Do you mean with hybrid cities underwater cities or sky cities. Because that would be really cool

+2000wires gamming Yeah that's what i meant in my comment.

+N.L. Sweiver The Nazis and Germany are two driffernt things 

+montsa420 Wouldn't that be more like space nazis?

+montsa420 that's a stupid idea

+TheCrazyKid1381 No one is "mixing races" in 90% of the world's countries. Only in a selected few multi-racial ones like Brazil or the US.  

Some people think after hundreds of years of mixing races there will be one race with everything in it

+Mhmd Kewan Since when?

+Nicholas Audinet The whites were the gear head running the launch, that should be enough for everyone's racism.It hard for me to tell but I think there were Persian, Indian, Slavic and Anglo, didn't notice any black people though, African american or original.

+Mhmd Kewan Yes arabs are considered white, but why mention them, when there wasn't a single arab person in this trailer. There were indians, yes, but now arabs. Now everyone with a turban or veil is an arab.

+Nicholas Audinet where is chinese?

+Nicholas Audinet Arabs Are Considered White

The all-seeing eye has many more meanings than the Illuminati, like power. That's probably why ARC chose it. OR DID THEY!? JK ;)

+Shawn Ryle there's a demo on steam. You should try it

+Shawn Ryle Hi, I think this game would actually be a very good choice for a new strategy player. It's simple enough that you won't get put off by it being over complicated and is generally a very fun game. If you like the look of it, definitely pick it up. Maybe you could get it in a sale to make it more worth it or look on G2A where it's probably quite cheap.

+Aleksej Veliki Thanks man!

Thanks man! A new Civ:BE campaign should be on the channel shortly.

I'll consider that in my next playthrough. :)

I very much intend to!

+bogdannr8 Health is always a big issue unless you have the buildings to deal with it.

+VulcanHDGaming Well atm i have 6 cities, but am dealing with major health issues. Even with the %health per trade route.

Interesting, I was planning to colonize first with lots of outposts and boost the nation with trade.

This is literally why you can't have nice things.. in game, haha

Tell me about it, I really need to break that habit haha.

War, has changed

PFFFT, Anno 2205 was announced after the game already came out.

i don't now why but this trailer makes me emotional

+Aubrey Toruan no!

In the year 1200 it looked like the entire Asian and European continent was going to become Mongol. Predictions only predict the future if nothing is done about it or if nature allows it.

+George Ramram This is when it takes place:"The story of the game takes place approximately 600 years from the present, when humans must leave Earth as a result of an event called "the Great Mistake". In the game, humanity travels through space to start a new life by colonising extraterrestrial planets."

+Asheek Khan STAY!

that's what I though

I hope I can get a refund

+Kyle Rumble If you played for under 2 hours you'll likely get a refund. I have 8 hours. Wish I could get a refund.

i know that feel..

I'm jsut dumb I thought for sure it was okay to buy and like they always have done would of had it purring like a kitten after the 3rd expansion was released, but something tells me they arfe blind at this time I still play but if you follow the always win never loose trading in this game little else matters. LOL

I never wanted to get this game.. it just looked... not good enough.

+TheTruthful Lemon Beyond Earth actually isn't too bad right now, now that they've released Rising tide. A fair amount of the problems with the early release of the game have been ironed out, although there's still some that remain. The biggest issue for me right now is the price. The game and xpac combined is $70 and I don't think that's a good price for it. I got both for $50 on GMG with a coupon code, and I think that's probably a fair price for it. I'd still say it's nothing exceptional, but the scifi setting is really cool. Not Civ games but if you want some good 4x games I suggest checking out Endless Space and Endless Legend. Those are 2 of my favorite 4x games.

+TheTruthful Lemon if you buy 5 buy the complete edition cuz the base game is kinda lacking. but once you have the DLC its super fun

Definitely should.

+Danii Iba Alright, I'll try Civ 5. Thanks. :)

+TheTruthful Lemon Most people will recommend Civ 4 or 5. I personally haven't played 4 yet, but 5 is a load of fun. If turn based strategy is your thing, you'll effortlessly toss hundreds of hours into it.

Or fix some of the problems like coloured tech trees and added personality traits and war score

Kml so true!

+asher taz Oh no, someone challenges our chosen one. mindless fangirls and.... boys unite. nah you awesome asher, Tell that truth like it is. :)

+Michael BirdI agree, that's why I'm waiting until probably until next steam summer sale.But I doubt there is such a thing as the ''perfect'' game. There are always going to be (small) annoyances and enduring bugs.Civ beyond earth was alright, it just wasn't  Civ 4 or 5 on which I both have 400+ hours 

+Terros however as a dedicated fan of the Civilisation series, I expect to get my moneys worth and don't expect to get a 'imperfect' game, then have to throw out possibly £60 to get what I wanted. I hate DLC's just as much as the next person. Its no excuse for the game developers. 

+Michael BirdNah, I genuinely still have hope for this game.Civ 5 was a bit underwhelming at release too.But with both expansions and numerous updates , Civ 5  is still quite entertaining.Hopefully this game will end up with the same amount of quality after a second expansion.I don't think rising tide will be the change I'm looking for though. So I'll be holding on to my money for just now.

+Terros to get a refund from being disappointed of the premature release of Civ Beyond Earth

XD

+Keres1995 The only problem with that one is that if you do one of the affinities, you pretty much become that. I agree that they need to make the leaders more diverse. Hopefully, the traits you can choose will help.

+Callum Heath You're right then about the aliens, and how the hippie could be at a huge disatvantage in this situation. If only it was an underground faction, with lots of focus on espionage and sabotages. The only one that remains is a robotis faction,maybe not entirely made of robots, some people too, like engeneers who command them, with a leader who is enhanced by some robotic prostetics, so this factor would never have the problem of fear handicaps but very vulnerable to some sort of sabotages.

+Keres1995 They've explained why they don't have alien factions before the game came out. The Hippie thing could work, but a culture that hates technology won't make it into space.

+Gabriel Klinw You must be too young to remember the times when games came with all of their features from the start, and they would make massive expansions to add brand new features not previously seen. Those days where great. DLC is a norm now, but it used to be a rarity.

Pretty sure you are just greedy

+BAStartGaming I would be happy if they would just stop LANDING near me! Seriously! The ARC once landed like, nine miles away from my capital! (In a ratio that each tile is a mile)

+Leandro Montanari Braz Yes I totally agree! It will definitely change a lot of my own strategies!Maybe they will implement something before release to demand the AI to not settle next to you!

+BAStartGaming I like this, it will have a huge impact on how trade routes are used and the importance of strategic resources. This probably mean that a city with a lot of petroleum, for example, will encourage the AI to trade with your city if they need petroleum, which means more energy and science for you. The only thing that is bothering me now in the new system is that it doesn't look like there's a way to talk to the AI, like in Civ V, where you can ask to stop spying on you, stop sending missionaries, that kind of stuff. I was hoping for an option to ask the AI to stop attacking a station that I'm trading with, doesn't look like it will happen. Only peaceful way to prevent a station of being destroyed is to surround it with your own units, which is a cheap workaround strategy.

+Leandro Montanari Braz So from what I have learned, you now use trade routes to exchange resources located within the city. So on top of the gold and science per route, I believe you will also trade for the resources located within that colony

+Leandro Montanari Braz Good question! I'll ask!

blushing No, I'm just curious!

+Herr Aeropanda Got a crush on him, huh? ;)

+sammyjoebob I've played it before, it's awesome!

+mgmletsplay There's a 10x mod that's quite fun and similar to that :)

Rip

England with ships that teleport across the Atlantic

Or England with ALL THE SPIES

Yes, its my favourite game, you must try sweden sometime

+Albin Kuylenstierna Of course :)