So what happens if i build a city on a potential sea tile?

[Eldrin]

By potential i mean if global warming gets to much, what happens to the city? It just gets deleted?

[Brakiros]

Yes it gets deleted, unless you have built the sea barrier improvement from the future era tech, the sea barrier protects coastal cities from ocean level rises.

[Prometheus]

Submerged tiles have all content destroyed, and they cannot be recovered.

[Darklord]

I wonder what happens if a civs capital is submerged. How would that effect a military victory?

Daniel.

[Brakiros]

Originally posted by Darklord:

I wonder what happens if a civs capital is submerged. How would that effect a military victory?

Daniel.

The Phoenicians can move their capital so I assume it would auto reassign if the city is razed, since you can't raise a capital.

[Silent War]

Originally posted by Prometheus:

Submerged tiles have all content destroyed, and they cannot be recovered.

Is there warning for this or does it suddenly get demolished? If you have warning you could build sea walls. If there is no warning from a balance PoV it would seem punitive.

[Brakiros]

Originally posted by Silent War:

Originally posted by Prometheus:

Submerged tiles have all content destroyed, and they cannot be recovered.

Is there warning for this or does it suddenly get demolished? If you have warning you could build sea walls. If there is no warning from a balance PoV it would seem punitive.

There is a climate interface and it has different levels warning of the progression of damage

[Prometheus]

Plus there is a lens where you can see exactly at which step of global warming each tile would be affected. Thus even from turn 1, you shouldn't be surprised about the progress of tile destruction by rising sea level.

[Quineloe]

Was this changed? This is a 1 meter tile and we're at stage VII.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2122880517

[Maya-Neko]

When the capital gets razed in apocalypse mode, then it's just not needed anymore for domination victory. I would assume, that it's the same with a flooded city center.