Summary
Sid Meier’s Civilization 7opened to mostly negative reviewsas players felt it was incomplete and the UI was unintuitive. While that has risen up to ‘Mixed’ since then, many fans think it’s a step down from Civ 6 in many ways. However, the community knows that a new Civilization game is always worth playing after it gets a few good updates – the same happened with the previous entry.
While there are a lot more issues than the undercooked UI, it seems Firaxis is already working towards improving Civ 7’s issues, ranging from thenew age systemand theaggressive AI. However, in order to do so, it seems the devs will be putting new content on the back burner. The Natural Wonder Battle event, which was supposed to launch on March 4, has been postponed.
Firaxis Prioritizes UI Fixes Over New Content For Civilization 7
Natural Wonder Battle, which was supposed to be Civ 7’s first in-game event, was going to launch on March 4 as part of the Update 1.1.0. In ablog post, Firaxis has revealed that the update will include a lot of fixes for things like UI, balancing, and other specifics. It will also include a new Natural Wonder, the Bermuda Triangle.
“Although our first in-game event, Natural Wonder Battle, was originally planned for Update 1.1.0 on March 4, events are now being postponed to a later update to allow us more time to prioritize quality-of-life improvements for players worldwide,” said the post. “We’ll share more details about the first in-game event once we’re ready.”
It seems improvements to the UI, which is a primary pillar of the game, will be ongoing for further updates as well. Update 1.1.1, which will launch on March March 25. “Ongoing improvements to the User Interface continues to be a top priority for the development team. The updates being introduced on March 25 are just one part of a much larger plan that aims to improve the UI over the next several months.”
Firais has also noted that the UI will continue to be refined even after the March updates, until the developers and community are happy with it.
