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Coming in the 22nd update:
"Bug Fixes, UI Polish, and Quality-of-Life Improvements: We’re always improving what’s already in the game, and you’ll get exact details whenever the full Update Notes are released."
Agreed, but it's occurring frequently enough that at this point it's a bigger problem than the impact of its instance.
Personally, I don't really see much use for production history. If I produced an unit, I can find it within the city or military districts, and if I produced a building or wonder, I can see it on the map right away or I simply comprehend what the production was based on what is currently available (or no longer available). It sure wouldn't hurt to have a full history of production at any rate, or edge scrolling for that matter, but I wouldn't use either, so I can't really relate to urgency about either feature myself.
The game needs a classic mode where you dont play around Ages and you can play without changing Civs
I know it would require a lot of changes, but its what the game needs, go back to being a real Civilization game
I will talk about the game as much as i want and with whatever i want to say about it
You are free to not read these threads if you dont care
For many of us that have been playing since Civ 1, the destruction of the franchise is important enough to talk about it
There is a far more simple solution that can be enabled on user to user basis. I am going to use it now.
The point of civs is that they keep 33%, add 33% new and change 33% somewhat. Civ7 does that, so good update. If I want to play something old I van play any previous civs. But complaining about eras is getting really old, that era things belongs to norma 33% new part in civ7. Civ 8 will be same. Maybe eras and new leaders for each era? Who knows, but civ8 will be civ 7 with 33% something new 33% something changed and 33% of old.
Have you not played previous civ games? This is how civ games develop/evolve!