Not touching anything with Denuvo, ever. No exceptions.
this post was submitted on 11 Feb 2025
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This. I have nearly 3k hours in Civ6, but as soon as I heard 7 had Denuvo I took it off my wishlist and ignored it instead. Can't believe they're still pulling this insulting bullshit when the indie game landscape is so plentiful currently
I'll pick up the Complete Edition for $20 in 5 years. That should give them time to remove Denuvo too.
Personally I played through the first era and then went back to civ 6. I'm sure I'll give it more chances, but any Civ game I can put down is fatally flawed.
Civ games usually need a couple months/years to bake before they get as good as their predecessors.
It made six hours vanish for me last night. There are some rough edges, but it's still compelling.
I really wish I found it as compelling.
More for me.
Gonna be a pass until they get their act together...
70 dollar early access 🤡
Big fan so far, 11 hours in. Playing Linux native with no issues whatsoever, regarding bugs and the like. Regarding the UI, there are some places where the interface needs work. The diplomacy overview is inaccessible unless you're being prompted about it, naval commanders state they require land units (they work with naval units), and the game has a general "in testing" feeling to it. Despite these minor flaws, I'm a huge fan. The new mechanics are quite fun, easy to break the game as well, from an exploit perspective (pretty sure following the tutorial shouldn't net you hundreds of each resource per turn), whether this is intentional or not I'm not sure.
Regardless, I'm having a great time.
I'm enjoying it so far, I'm into my third game. It definitely is not without it's flaws but it definitely scratches the "one more turn" itch for me. I like the new mechanics but what remains to be seen for me is how the replayability will feel compared to 5 & 6