Im begging you to not make disney graphics in CIV 7

[Aslan]

No plastic theme please bring back the serious atmosphere of the Civ 5 again just look at the epic speeches in the DLC intros of the game it makes you think your not playing a child cartoon same old story: "valarante child game.... look to cartoon grapfix to make kid player happy like children show.. valarante cartoon world with rainbow unlike counter strike with dark corridorr and raelistic gun.. valarante like playhouse. valarant playor run from csgo fear of dark world and realism while valorant cartoon graphics"

Spread the word.

[SLG]

I vote is continue with the same graphics. They are not Disney-like.

[Spartin]

No

[grognardgary]

As Long as I can tell one civ from another graphics are immaterial Although it would be nice if they would do a bit better job researching the appropriate clothing for the leaders of a given period. For instance Barbarosa was dead for two + centuries before plate mail was available for anyone.

[Hattori]

Yea this one looks like a mobile game

[I Can Imagine Anything]

Isn't this a copypasta about valorant lol

[KingKickAss]

I just wish the quotes for the techs weren't so silly, sarcastic or stupid.

[Copernicus]

I disagree completely -- Civilization is a GAME, not a historical simulation. They are not trying to educate people with this product; they are trying to entertain. Giving the artwork a more realistic style would work to turn off the people they are marketing the product towards.

The more cartoonish style is far more appropriate for this game.

[CyFiver]

Originally posted by Copernicus:

I disagree completely -- Civilization is a GAME, not a historical simulation. They are not trying to educate people with this product; they are trying to entertain. Giving the artwork a more realistic style would work to turn off the people they are marketing the product towards.

The more cartoonish style is far more appropriate for this game.

What? Games can be successful both ways. This one does look more like a Mobile game then any of it's predecessors though so you can have that for sure.

[Copernicus]

Originally posted by CyFiver:

What? Games can be successful both ways. This one does look more like a Mobile game then any of it's predecessors though so you can have that for sure.

Games can be successful; but this is an enormous, incredibly expensive AAA game. They don't want to just sell it to military history hobbyists or armchair anthropologists; they want everyone with a PC to buy this game. Preteens, working parents, retirees, everybody should be a potential customer.

A cartoony image of Gilgamesh or Cleopatra is more appropriate for this broad of an audience.

[CyFiver]

Originally posted by Copernicus:

Originally posted by CyFiver:

What? Games can be successful both ways. This one does look more like a Mobile game then any of it's predecessors though so you can have that for sure.

Games can be successful; but this is an enormous, incredibly expensive AAA game. They don't want to just sell it to military history hobbyists or armchair anthropologists; they want everyone with a PC to buy this game. Preteens, working parents, retirees, everybody should be a potential customer.

A cartoony image of Gilgamesh or Cleopatra is more appropriate for this broad of an audience.

The last thing I need is for someone to explain the blatantly obvious to me in regards to trying to rope a larger audience. The thing is it really didn't work for this game like it was projected, at all actually.

That also doesn't detract from the simple fact of me pointing out the game looks like a mobile game with its artistic style and with my conveyed point; which is lackluster on the art, it really spoke for itself. [WarCrafts mmo hits the kids market, is antiquated and looks better but that is an opinion of course]

What I do see from your posts are recycled responses similar to many other games where something may be over discussed on a Steam forum. That's about it buck-o.

To expect these forums to not have curious people on a free weekend in conjunction with a sale is absurd also. Besides I spend more on games here then ten kiddo's and have more DLC then actual games today. I'm going to be one of the heavy favorites and for years to come to sell to.

[Copernicus]

Originally posted by CyFiver:

The last thing I need is for someone to explain the blatantly obvious to me in regards to trying to rope a larger audience. The thing is it really didn't work for this game like it was projected, at all actually.

Ah, sorry, I didn't realize that Civ VI was a total failure, and has not provided sufficient income for Firaxis.

Originally posted by CyFiver:

That also doesn't detract from the simple fact of me pointing out the game looks like a mobile game with its artistic style and with my conveyed point; which is lackluster on the art, it really spoke for itself.

Ah, sorry, I also didn't realize that mobile games have been a complete failure, and have failed to provide sufficient income for their creators. You'd think people would stop making games that look this way if they didn't produce a profit.

Originally posted by CyFiver:

What I do see from your posts are recycled responses similar to many other games where something may be over discussed on a Steam forum. That's about it buck-o. :_RIP_:

Ah, forgive me for actually posting my own opinion. I don't read enough of these discussion boards to realize that there are others who also share my opinion, and therefore seem duplicative to you.

Originally posted by CyFiver:

Besides I spend more on games here then ten kiddo's and have more DLC then actual games today. I'm going to be one of the heavy favorites and for years to come to sell to.

Now here is something important: if you can contact Firaxis directly and convince them that you have paid ten times as much for their products as other consumers, and that you have enough similar friends to replace 10% of their entire annual sales figures, you should be able to convince them to change how they produce games. Good luck!

[reoman56]

OP is right. Hope Civ 7 looks like a PC game again not a iPad or mobile game.

[Astachoth]

Originally posted by SLGray:

I vote is continue with the same graphics. They are not Disney-like.

You want another ugly map such as Civilisation 6 originally had before the mod?

[Abu]

Unfortunately, the appeal of child-like graphics is a microcosm of a much larger issue. You won't solve the problem of childish art styles appealing to significant portions of all age groups by changing the art style in one game, although it certainly wouldn't hurt.

[CyFiver]

Originally posted by Copernicus:

Good luck!

Go off on a tangent for me more B.B. Enjoy your weekend rofl!