If well placed, this will provide enormous benefit, granting +1 Amenity for every Camp, Pasture, and Plantation within 4 tiles.Īlliances are a new addition to the Diplomacy options in Civilization VI, and specifically the Cultural Alliance can help maintain Loyalty in your civilizations.
It grants 100% Loyalty to any city within 6 tiles. While this can’t be used as an immediate solution in a bind, building a Statue of Liberty can be helpful in areas where you need the extra Loyalty on the long term. This can help in a bind when you do not have time to spare. Keep in mind that if you have the Governor Reyna stationed in your city and have promoted them to the Contractor level, you are able to purchase a District. Entertainment Districts will help you manage your larger populations, and since each Citizen exerts additional Loyalty pressure, that means they’re good for maintaining growth. It will also open up the Bread and Circuses city project, which will increase Loyalty pressure in your city and grant +20 Loyalty upon completion. There’s also the new Water Park (which will prevent you from building an Entertainment District, so choose wisely), which must be built on the coast and will add +1 Amenity to the host city, as well as open the opportunity to build a Ferris Wheel, Aquarium, and Aquatics Center (which grant +1, +1, and +2 Amenity accordingly). They immediately give an Amenity to your city, and open up the opportunity to build others, like the Arena and the Zoo, as well. On the long term, it’s wise to invest in Entertainment Districts, which can be built after the Games and Recreation Civic is completed, in any city you anticipate might have a Loyalty issue, like border cities. For these cases, admittedly, it’s helpful to already have the cash on hand. This is often the course of action in cities that have revolted from another civilization and have turned to your side. In some cases you may be able to immediately support a settlement’s Loyalty to your civilization by purchasing a low-level building that has an Amenity, like a Monument. The best way to prevent a revolt is to pay close attention to the Amenities of each of your cities. Or, if your play style is military-based and expansionist, here are some things you can play for so you can maintain control over your entire civilization. If you’re hitting panic mode and have a few turns to spare in your latest Civilization VI: Rise and Fall file, here are some things you can do to balance the books and ensure your cities can resist succumbing foreign Influence. It’s time to fix your Loyalty deficit, and fast. You have a city of your own that’s about to revolt if you don’t do something. Maybe you weren’t paying attention to Amenies. Maybe you settled a city too close to the borders of another civilization.
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