#CIV 6 WIKI HOW TO#

Most standard full-length games start the player with a settler unit and/or a city unit in the year 4000 BC. It was released in North America, Europe, and Australia, between October 25 and November 4, 2005, and followed by Civilization V.Д¬ivilization IV uses the 4X empire-building model for turn-based strategy gameplay, in which the player's main objective is to construct a civilization from limited initial resources. In my game I had get my uranium by force as it did not spawn in my borders just a FYI.Д«efore you launch the nuke from your bomber, save your game and then launch the nuke wherever you want.Civilization IV (also known as Sid Meier's Civilization IV) is a 4x turn-based strategy computer game and the fourth installment of the Civilization series, and designed by Soren Johnson under the direction of Sid Meier and his video game development studio Firaxis Games. Next Research Nuclear Fission technology then mine Uranium somewhere in your empire Build the Manhattan Project and then Build Nuclear Device in one of your cities.

Side note, check that the city and the surrounding tiles are on the Nena continent. I parked a bomber in the city the balloons were surrounding to keep it all neat and tidy. Construct an aerodrome and build the bomber. Once you have researched 'Advanced Flight Technology' you will be able to build the 'Bomber' unit. If anyone felt like confirming in the comments? Side note, I did not try building more than 9 balloons so the number might be critical for this to pop. Do so and park them on Nena somewhere (I found surrounding a city with balloons to be easiest for counting). Once you have researched 'Flight' you will be able to construct 9 observation balloons. You will need to construct 9 observation balloons, a bomber, build a nuke and launch the nuke from the bomber while the balloons AND bomber are located on the Nena continent.

#CIV 6 WIKI HOW TO#

You will need to play and survive to start of the endgame, I am not going to give out advice on how to do this because if you have come this far I am sure you have a grasp on what is needed to play and survive to the end. So perhaps resources dont come into it when determining the map spawn?

I maybe wrong, but ive also got the achievement? So I might be right.Д®dit: Member reported in the comments that he got Nena to spawn using this setup BUT he used abundant resources and legendary starting position instead of the standard. As much as abundant resources and a legendary starting position make life easier, I believe they play a part in the map spawn. If you re roll more than 5+ times I would exit and recreate your game, making sure you have created it exactly as listed above. Start your game and check to see which continent you have started on. Map Size to Sea Level: Leave all as standardДЄll conditions except score victory enabled (IE uncheck score victory) So maybe it isnt the RNG gods afterall? Or maybe it is and its just coincidence? I would love to know if people have the same success with the game setup, and how many game restarts it took you to get Nena to pop.Д¬reate the following custom game exactly as listed. the continent I started on was one I had never seen before (even after the 30 odd re rolls) so I restarted the game (pause>restart so the game re rolls the map based on your current setup) and lo and behold Nena was my starting continent.

I came across a reddit post showing a particular game setup that was guaranteed to spawn the continent Nena. Thats not to say it wont work but it just did not work that way for me. I must have rolled this setup about 30 times and was having no luck at all. I originally approached this achievement by rolling a huge Pangaea map in the information period, rushed moon landing and then could check the continent mini map to see if Nena had spawned. The problem with this achievement isnt necessarily the 'how to get there' but on actually getting the continent 'Nena' (not Nuna) to spawn.

Civ 6 wiki