About famous Quotes

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What's your favorite quote from the game? And why do you like it

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What I like best is that I shoot arrows into the sky and I don't know where they fall.

[grognardgary]

My favorite is the one you get with the stonehenge wonder. Reminds a bit of the old black adder series had it started in ancient time.

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Originally posted by grognardgary:

My favorite is the one you get with the stonehenge wonder. Reminds a bit of the old black adder series had it started in ancient time.

How was Stonehenge formed? I wonder, was it rly built by aliens?lol If it only relys on manpower, it is also a big challenge for productivity at that time

[Katsu.I]

'My god, how did they manage to turn this game into such a frustrating mess .. although the disasters are nice but I'm pretty sure both that and the 'new' global warming feature was already in Civ 1'
- Me, after playing Civ6 GS for a couple of hours after having played every Civ since Civ 1.

[BlackSmokeDMax]

My favorite quote used in a Firaxis game is still from SMAC. The quote about the tech that says something along the lines: "What goes up, better darn well stay UP!"

Some type of anti-grav tech IIRC.

Not a real quote obviously, but a play on the very famous "What goes up, much come down"

[Oaks]

“I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals.”

[OldFriend]

A horse! A kingdom for a horse!
I did not like it, but it was so emotional and will play every time i start a new game...

[grognardgary]

Originally posted by 1419635469:

Originally posted by grognardgary:

My favorite is the one you get with the stonehenge wonder. Reminds a bit of the old black adder series had it started in ancient time.

How was Stonehenge formed? I wonder, was it rly built by aliens?lol If it only relys on manpower, it is also a big challenge for productivity at that time

We've also found a fairly large town of the same size nearby. none the less it appears to have taken them several years to complete which suggest a stable leadership of some sort over a prolonged period of time. For whatever reason ancient man seems to have been more than willing to create a large number of puzzles and enigmas for people in the distant future to obsess over.

[grognardgary]

Originally posted by Katsu.I:

'My god, how did they manage to turn this game into such a frustrating mess .. although the disasters are nice but I'm pretty sure both that and the 'new' global warming feature was already in Civ 1'
- Me, after playing Civ6 GS for a couple of hours after having played every Civ since Civ 1.

Global warming yes, Four had volcanoes and nuclear melt downs but no flooding Test of time had Global warming but no natural disasters