Civilization 7 launched with complaints about feeling unfinished. A new patch addresses some issues, including bugs with naval units and city-states, as well as UI improvements. Cross-play is temporarily disabled while Firaxis focuses on PC updates. The developer promises larger updates in the future, potentially including a fourth age.
It’s been a rocky launch for Civilization 7 so far. The long-anticipated latest entry in the strategy series went live for Deluxe Edition owners last week and complaints about the game feeling “unfinished” immediately started pouring in. A new patch, no doubt the first of many, aims to address some of the issues ahead of the full launch across PC and console today.
Firaxis has already promised bigger updates to address more player feedback, including a deeper overhaul of some of the UI issues currently being shared by fans. In the meantime, players are debating whether Civilization 7 is actually worse than other games in the series or is just suffering from the usual growing pains compared to entries that have had years out in the wild to be updated, balanced, and refined.
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