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- highlights are not links which is VERY misleading
Just for reference and based on my experience with several (different) 4X games, i consider the Civ IV encycolpedia the best. And maybe X4 Foundations one of the worst.
What I'm missing the most is an explanation of game concepts and in-depth informations about them. For example, if you type in "Pollution", you won't find any article about it. Also nothing about events.
And when I wanted to find out why and when I have access to certain ideological civis, I had to frequent the fandom wiki for it: https://humankind.fandom.com/wiki/Civic
Basically the fandom wiki already helped me alot more then the current ingame wiki because mostly I was searching about not explained concepts and prerequisites.
This Encyclopedia is sadly a very poor effort.
An Encyclopedia should add useful and additional information to the game. You need to have at least all the game concepts/mechanics and things in the game covered and explained.
- How does pollution work?
- How does the City Limit work?
- What was the Temple of Artemis and how does it work in the game?
This Encyclopedia wont tell you, sometimes even the popup text is more helpful then this thing.
The poor quality of this Encyclopedia is an embarrassment for the game. I was expecting something complete and helpful, like the civ games have.
Please get to work improving this, all of it needs more work. In it's current state it is pretty much worthless, you could remove it completely and no one would even miss it or loose out on any information.
Edit; wording, spelling.
Here : https://humankind-encyclopedia.games2gether.com/
French : https://humankind-encyclopedia.games2gether.com/fr-fr
But you have done well already. Some History insights for each culture is always essential for us non history experts. Excellent read. Add some more. I think Civ 6 writes more history than you have done.
Here are some suggested improvements.
- Show some real transitions between cultures using the culture cards. ie Zhou - Ming
- Add a small map of where each culture (separately not all together) was in the world and the dates of when they were around
- Some inspiration : See the discussion about culture evolution through the eras as well as the map.
https://www.reddit.com/r/HumankindTheGame/comments/mr636b/humankind_cultures_30/
- Background colour is too white sometimes
- Navigation improvements
- Much more detailed game mechanics explanations
- The navigation links to the left and at the top to have some surrounding textures to differentiate them individually from the background and not just text (like a tab in a web browser
- Bookmarked pages if possible
The in-game context menus are very good and answered most of my questions, plus the descriptions of the different cultures was good for whenever I made it to a new era. I just read through them and made my choice. But I feel like the encyclopedia mostly has those lists. All my searches failed me trying to use the encyclopedia in-game to learn about something in-depth.
That said, I greatly appreciate that it is accessible out-of-game so I can reference the different cultures without having to look up a third-party wiki. Major props.
what does +20 Fortification mean for me/my units etc.