Assessing some Starting Locations - Civ6 Tutorials

[allyourbrass]

No matter how much more I play the Civ VI, I always appreciate the how-to's and tutorials

[BambiDVM]

"I just wanted to do a quick, throwaway video..."

This was actually one of the most concise and helpful civ videos! Please make more like this!

[shuikkanen]

If you don't already have the mod "Hillier Hills" I'd recommend using it. All it does is highlight the hills a bit by making them steeper so you can more easily tell them apart from the landscape.

[MoneyZu]

I would very much enjoy a series in which you study start locations for each CIV. (And welcome back. You looked like you had a great time during your visit with 2K.)

[whiskeychicken]

Analyzing start locations for every civ sounds amazing. I'd love to watch those.

[ripplesinspacetime]

Hell yes. Technical teaching tater is my favorite tater.

[roberttipple]

Taking a walk in Potato's mind... Legendary. Frantic and difficult to keep up, but legendary. 😂

[conked.]

Honestly, I would promote my Scout Unit with the Alpine promotion purely because standing on hills provide more sight over areas of land, but again promoting based on situational factors is also good to consider as well. Thou shalt be praised, Potato!
P.S. All my life, I never knew you could settle on bonus resources without removing them.

[Jusdro]

Start location tutorial for each Civ is quite an undertaking! These types of videos are so cool to see no matter how many hours and victories you have under your belt. Love it!

[robertarmstrong]

I've been playing casually with my daughter (who loves the game, and this channel) and as an older player I'm really benefitting from your tutorials - and this one is especially *on target* in its approach

[obliviousbonobo]

1500 hours into this game I still always find something inspiring from Mr. Potatos gameplay, the undisputed GOAT of Civ VI.

[gemc]

So glad you're doing more tutorials, your civ 6 over explained was a great but short lived series

[TheLeoSanchez]

I’ve played this game for years but there’s something so warm and homey from these videos of Potato explaining the game to us.
So looking forward to these tutorials for Civ VII :D

[upperbeaches]

I really appreciate these types of tutorial videos Potato. I have over 2000 hours into Civ5 and Civ6 but still struggle on Immortal and Deity, but these still help me understand how to get to the next level. Congratulations on your recent trip to Firaxis, and enjoy your time off!

[AJFluff]

I, for one, would love a whole series on start locations for each civ. That sounds amazing!

[micahedelblue]

One of my biggest challenges trying to play on deity is that I end up overrun by barbarians. I'd love to see a video on how to handle barbs in the early game.

[mrdevonscook]

I really appreciate videos like this. It’s easy to watch Potato and forget that he’s often doing stuff in the early game to set up for a PARTICULAR mid or late game instead of playing optimally. It really easy for a Civ casual like me to get lost in the weeds and ignore good early game fundamentals.

[martmantzt]

I've seen most of your older tutorials. I'm always amazed at how much more amazing info you put in your new ones.

Also, I like to give the scouts the hill promotion, because hills allow them to see further.

[jessearsenault]

I like the more general discussion because it teaches the concepts better and the visual aids work so nicely with it all I hope you made more of this style of video!

[tomasmugicamoreno]

Potato's tutorials are the best! Always learn something new.