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How To Fix Pillaged Land Civ 6

2021年2月7日

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The Builder is available at the very start of the game and it begins with actions at the start of the game called charges. These actions, or charges, are things like making tile improvements or clearing out resources. You can tell how many charges a Builder has by its icon or at its information menu. If the Builder icon has two Builders that means it has two charges left. A new Builder, unless the base number is increased through governors and policy cards, starts out with 3 charges.
You use Builders by moving them to the tile you want worked. On the next turn you chose the action from their information bar and the action is completed instantly, regardless of whether you’re harvesting a resource or constructing an improvement like a mine. Builders start with three available charges, and each harvest operation or tile improvement uses up one charge. Builders can also be used to get technology and civics boosts by performing the required actions for those items. When all the Builder’s charges are used it disappears from the game.
The most fundamental use of a Builder is to clear resources and to build tile improvements. In the early game the ability to clear resources is vital. Although it uses up a Builder charge it provides you with some added resources, like production and food if harvesting a Rainforest. If you simply improve the Rainforest tile by constructing a Lumbermill without first clearing the tile you’ll lose those resources. Whether this is worth using up one Builder charge depends on how badly you need the resources.
The other essential Builder ability is the ability to improve tiles, like building Lumbermills or Farms for example. Like all Civ 6 units, Builders have a limited number of hexes they can move each turn, at the start of the game the Builder is limited to 2 tiles of movement per turn. Builders also can only build within the borders of a city although they can travel from city to city to build improvements.
How to repair pillaged harbor? I’ve tried moving a builder into the hex, but repair isn’t an option. I don’t see where on the city screen I have the option to repair the district.
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*Pillaged buildings: these you need to fix from the city production queue, but usually it takes 1-5 turns per building, so it’s not so serious. Population loss: usually just 1 population is lost. Depending on the stage of the game and the particular city, this could be serious, or not so much.
Creating improvements is simple. First move your Builder to the tile you want to improve. Once the Builder has arrived at the tile check the set of icons at the bottom left part of the screen in the information bar. There will be 2 or 3 rows of them and most of them will probably be grayed out, only actions the Builder is able to perform will be active. At the top center of these icons there will be an action your Advisor recommends, like building a lumbermill. Click on it and your Builder will instantly build the improvement, it won’t be built over a number of turns like buildings are. You don’t need to listen to your advisor and can chose to do something else that is active instead, like clearing out the area first to gain the resources from the tile.
Builders also repair pillaged improvements but can’t repair damaged buildings, that needs to be done using the city’s menu production screen. Once the Builder arrives at a pillaged tile a repair icon will be available for use and taking this action will not use up any charges from the Builder. Another thing that does not use up a Builder charge is removing tile improvements.
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Like most things in Civilization VI, your early strategy depends on your surroundings and any threats that are close by. If there are no threats nearby, like Barbarians, and you have some great tiles around your city that can be upgraded or harvested, then creating a Builder after a Scout is an option worth pursuing. Otherwise, it’s best to wait several turns before creating a Builder. Normally it’s better to build a Scout first, then a Slinger to defend your city from any hostiles like Barbarians. Depending on the situation you might build either another military unit of some type to help take care of a Barbarian camp or another Settler to found another city, or both, so a Builder can be as late as the fifth item you choose to create.
The first builder you create should be used to improve available resources and then to build farms if you can’t improve anything else. The Builder should also be focused on achieving technology boosts along with tile improvements, like improving any 3 tiles to boost the Craftsmanship civic. Civics boosts can be coupled with technology boosts as well. For instance, farming a tile will give irrigation technology a boost and still contribute to the Craftsmanship Civic boost as well.
After the first builder the next steps can be in one of two directions. You can create a Builder for each new city you establish and have him do the same basic things as the first Builder.
The second option is to wait until the Serfdom policy card becomes available, which is unlocked by the Feudalism Civic in the Medieval Era. Hold off making any new Builders until this becomes available and then build as many as you need, or until the time comes to change policies again. Any newly created Builders get two extra charges because of the Serfdom policy card, meaning you can get a lot more uses out of them, almost twice as much.
If you want to get even more uses out of your Builders establish Liang, The Surveyor, as a governor of one of your cities. With her Guildmaster ability any Builders created in her city get an additional charge. That, coupled with the Serfdom policy card, will give Builders created in her city 6 charges instead of 3.
Another method to gain extra Builder charges is to build the Pyramid wonder. Once finished it gives all your Builders another charge, even Builders who have already been created.
If you have Rise and Fall establish Magnus as the Governor for one of your cities since he grants additional income from cleared resources, just be sure to place him in the city having the tiles your Builder is improving. Early in the game this extra production is great for using it on other needed things. Once a Builder has finished work in one city move Magnus to the next city having tiles that can be improved.
Although obvious it’s worth mentioning that high yield tiles and mines should be improved first by Builders. Farms are almost always your lowest priority. In order to maximize their adjacency bonuses the optimal layout is to build Farms together like a pyramid.
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If your Builders won’t build anything the first thing to check is to see if they’re on a tile that can be improved. If a Builder is on a workable tile make sure you have the right technology and/or civic researched. Also make sure the Builder is within a city’s cultural borders. At the beginning this will be a 7 tile circle around the city. If the Builder is outside the city borders then he won’t be able to build anything.
There are also certain circumstances when your Builders can’t build what you want them to build. You will be unable to build a farm if there isn’t any water close by or a mine if you don’t have Mining researched. Special ecological conditions, like a drought, can prevent you from building certain tile improvements, like Farms, as well.How To Fix Pillaged Land Civ 66
When a Builder disappears it’s because of the design of the game and not a bug. Once all a Builder’s charges are used up, which is typically 3, the unit disappears from the game.
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In this guide I am going to go through a few tips and tricks I have learnt whilst playing Civilization 6. These helped me get the information I need to be slightly better and learn about all the rich detail of the game.
This isn’t a basic guide on playing Civ 6, more of beginners hints and ideas on how to improve your game play and ultimately enjoy the game more.Pillaged tiles
When fighting another Civilization you can pillage their tiles with the flaming torch icon, but beware the same can also happen to you! If it does happen to you then seeing which ones have been pillaged and repairing them is key to get your city up and running again.How to see pillaged tiles easier
Seeing pillaged tiles can sometimes be a little difficult, as the flames and smoke are subtle on certain structures. Switch over to strategic view to see them easily. Checkout the image below to see what I mean.How to repair pillaged tiles
There are two ways to repair pillaged tiles (depending on the type of tile). One is to go to the production of a city and select to repair that tile, this will be district type tiles.Civ 6 Pillaged Areas
The other way is to send your builder to one of the tiles and repair it with the small spanner icon as seen below.How To Fix Pillaged Land Civ 6 FreeTurning on useful map icons
There is a lot of depth to the UI and the amount of information you can get for Civ 6. One of the more basic features is the icons you can turn on and off on the map.Yield Icons
Yields are the basic currency/resource that fuels your city, these will be Food or Production. Turning on the icons to show you these icons is really useful. Down the bottom left you can click the map icons button and turn on Yield Icons, as seen below. The icons will then appear on the tiles. These are really useful as you can manage your citizens and set more on food for growth or more production to start building quicker.Map Lenses
Lenses become more and more useful as the game goes on, but initially can just be something extra that can be ignored. The one lens which is particularly useful is when you are aiming for tourists. Turning on the Appeal Lens is incredibly useful at giving you a brief overview of tourism. You can see this in action on the image below.Showing additional information
Getting as much information as possible is key to gaining victory in any Civilization game, especially Civ 6. The extra score details which show you what you might need to target when attacking enemy cities or what you aren’t focusing on yourself.Turning on the additional score detailsHow To Fix Pillaged Land Civ 6 Online
This is really useful and is almost hidden! Click the World Rankings button at the top right and then click the score button. Then tick the Show Details checkbox to see a breakdown of everyone’s scores.How To Fix Pillaged Land Civ 64In SummaryHow To Fix Pillaged Land Civ 68
This is just a couple of tips for Civ 6, aimed towards beginners, hopefully you found these useful and I may look at doing a quick video of them in the future. Above all I would look at turning on Yield Icons as these are very useful. Thanks again for reading and leave your comments below.
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