Updated Monarchy's Medieval Wall bonus to: +50% Production toward defensive buildings.Battering Ram and Siege Tower now upgrade to the Medic support unit, and no longer are functional against a city with Urban Defenses.Walls now provide Tourism, and do not have Maintenance.The Hanging Gardens now provides +2 Housing in city it is built.Increased costs of district buildings by 10% (except Aerodrome buildings), and increased per settler cost bump by 50%.Increased the discount for districts you have less of from 25% to 40%.

Reduced cost of all other districts by 10%.Reduced the cost of the Aqueduct by 30% and Sewers by 50%.Added the saving of game setup configurations to reuse when starting future games.Added Restart button to regenerate the map.It's on sale for $5 as a standalone purchase, but owners of the game's Digital Deluxe Edition get it for no extra cost.

You can read more about the DLC here and watch it in action in the embed above. Nubia mines also give more production when built on strategic resources and more gold when built on luxury resources. Those ranged units also gain experience more quickly in combat. The civilization has the Ta-Seti ability, which gives bonus production when creating ranged units. The Nubia DLC, meanwhile, adds the new Nubia civilization to the game. There are also some adjustments to the cost of certain buildings as well as to specific civilizations. For example, the warning that pops up when enemy units are within range of bombardment by one of your cities will now block you from accidentally advancing the turn without attacking. It also features some game balancing and tweaks. Now Playing: Sid Meier's Civilization VI - Kandake Amanitore Rules Nubia Trailer By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's

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