About 20 turns ago, I reached 20/20 Diplomatic Victory points, yet, no victory. This isn't the first time. Does anyone know why? Is this victory condition only an option in the game's last era?

I have been looking for how to do the challenge of the month, Tree stars each. But whatever I try I cannot find it. I also cannot find Hammurabi as a leader?

I have Civilization VI, and I'm playing the Gathering Storm extension, if this makes any difference.

"Sleeping units are ignored by the Next Unit button. Sleeping units awake when the enemy moves to an adjacent tile."

How does this apply to a sleeped unit and a ranged attack from 2 or more tiles away?

Yes, I recognise, I am noob, but now I have some more experience, than two years ago. But. I am playing Civilization 3. I have DLCs, but they are in different archives and I play original Civ3.

But I am asking not about it.

I think, that Persia and Germany have the best bonuses, so I by now I play for Persia.

I understand that I need strong and big army, because strongest will rule. I tried to play with diplomatic victory, but I failed. I understood, that I should turn off barbarians, because I earlier I thought it will be funny to fight them, but no. Тhey only get in the way. I understand, that I MUST to spend a lot of money for science. I understand, that I must to build a lot of cities and develop them.

But my main question about army. How can I know, HOW MANY soldiers my enemies have, if my advisors say me, that we know nothing about their armies?

Is there any sense to save the game before sending a scout to my enemies? I tried to fight against France and I won. But let's take russia. Why is it that russians build all the miracles? OK, I know, they are slaves, they are not capable of any manifestation of will, rebellion... But how they manage?

And what kind of win should I take? I tried diplomacy — lost, war win — lost. I took entering the space, but lost by war! And something else. What should I do to make the city more populous and that they do not die of hunger? Тhe form of government is a republic. And yes, I know, that people don't like war. I was really enjoying, when I saw that conquered French citizen rebelled against me. That's right, I'm evil, what has come to THEIR land. But my main question was up.

Sorry for potential mistakes in my description

Am I allowed to post Civ designs originating from other videogame series/other media on here? Or is there a rule against that?

How is it that an AI player can finish a wonder in 30 turns, presumably with the same starting level as me with regards to Civics and Research, when it takes me 40 to build the same wonder?

It's very annoying to say the least...unless I am doing something really wrong here, I just don't get it. I am trying for a cultural or religious victory and these wonders are a huge part of it. If that's the way the game was designed, then I think the Devs need to take a look at that.

The Civ 6 victory page says in the culture section that:

"domestic and visiting tourists are thus calculated completely separately; there's not a shared "pool" of tourists split between them, and despite the game text's misleading wording, you don't actually "take" visiting tourists from another civilization's domestic tourist count."

The problem is that by that logic domestic tourists can not go down, something I have seen in multiple of my games (usually when I have just spammed rock bands in a civilisation). My understanding was that you "stole" domestic tourists from other players. Admittedly the way I think it works would make the victory impossible in two player games but the way it is stated on this wiki would mean the domestic tourists can't go down (and again they can).

Could someone please explain how this works?

Personally, I don’t have any Civ ideas but am craving a big one, who do you guys want?

I've played a number of games and have yet to find the best way to determine what trade routes are best overall in any particular situation.

I can't seem to find any way to sort the Available Routes in the right hand column Trade Routes Window.

Generally I move the trader from one of my cities to another and then use the left hand column trade route planner which has tons of filters.

What bugs me is I cant seem to get the same kind of thing in the right hand column Trade window. Clicking on Available Routes bring up a HUGE list, but no filters and no sorting that I can see.

Please somebody tell me I'm missing something obvious!

I require desperate help

How can I make the scores display size smaller in civ 4?

I am working on creating a new group of civs/leaders from the Victory Ranking leaderboard thing that goes from Augustus Caesar to Dan Quayle, and I need some inspiration for the South African unique infrastructure. I've never been that great at that bit of civ-making, so suggestions would be appreciated if possible.

I plan on starting to post these after I post the last Cosmere civ, which I have been rather lax on recently, but I hope to do so soon.

Thanks in advance :)

P.S. Has anyone noticed that they changed Eleanor of Aquitaine when she became a leader, but they still have Hammurabi on the Ranking?

My first ever leader that i played was Rome.

Can a civ still get a religious win if it has been converted to an opponent's religion by dominating the opponent and using his religion?

Does anybody know what is going on?

I purchased Civ6 on Steam 3 days ago and played 2 times.Today I wanted to start a new (single) game, I am stuck at "loading, please wait" screen that never ends.Google says that I should add Civ6 folder to exclusions of my Windows Defender. I did it. I even disabled WD, but it doesn't help.Then I installed the game on two other devices (on Windows laptop and Mac) and had the same problem.What is that?