Sid Meier Civilzation 7 Canadian Civilzation Idea
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Eps 26: Sid Meier Civilzation 7 Canadian Civilzation Idea

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The discussion centers around ideas for including a Canadian civilization in "Sid Meier's Civilization 7." It explores potential unique abilities, units, and buildings that could make the Canadian civilization distinctive. Suggestions include incorporating Canada's historical peacekeeping role, natural resources, and multiculturalism. Special units like the Mounties and unique infrastructure like hockey rinks or national parks are proposed. Emphasis is placed on reflecting Canada's diverse and diplomatic nature, as well as its advancements in technology and environmental stewardship.

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Carla Fisher

Carla Fisher

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Welcome, everyone, to the exciting world of Sid Meier’s Civilization 7. Today, we’re diving into an intriguing idea for a new civilization: Canada. Imagine starting out with the serene and vast landscapes of the Great White North, abundant in resources like timber and fur. Canada’s unique ability, "True North", could grant them a bonus to resource yields on tundra tiles, transforming otherwise challenging terrain into a productive paradise.

In diplomacy, Canada’s peaceful and cooperative nature would shine. Their special diplomatic ability, "Peacekeeper", might reduce the impact of negative diplomatic actions and boost alliance benefits, encouraging players to aim for a more cooperative playstyle. Picture Canada’s unique unit, the Mountie, offering superior mobility and combat strength in snow and tundra areas, making them ideal defenders of their homeland’s rugged terrain.

Canada’s unique building could be the "Hockey Rink," providing not only culture and tourism post-flight but also additional amenities, promoting happiness and productivity through the national pastime. This balances the civ in both early and late-game strategies.

Their leadership could be represented by a figure like Lester B. Pearson, Nobel Peace Prize laureate, whose special ability, "Norther Hospitality," could grant unique bonuses to trade routes and international relations, leveraging Canada’s historical focus on peace and cooperation.

Lastly, Canada's cultural aspect would heavily incorporate their rich indigenous heritage and multicultural fabric, enhancing their appeal for a culture victory. Their unique improvements could include the "First Nations Village", adding historical depth and tactical advantages.

Incorporating Canada into Civilization 7 not only adds a fresh new face to the game but also enriches the strategic variety and historical tapestry, offering players new ways to build, compete, and thrive.