In civilization 5 there was a concept of ideologies which have sort of turned into tier 3 governments in civ 6. If you had influence over other civilizations via tourism and had different ideologies than them, they would lose a lot of unhappiness and may be forced to turn to an ideology that did not suit their civilizationβs interests and have to endure a period of anarchy to switch. Iβm sure some of you know this already.
I think it would be cool if a similar concept existed in civ 6. There are so many mechanics in the game involving tourism (wonders, theming bonuses, walls, trade routes, open borders, ski resorts, seaside resorts, certain non-artist-type great people, rock bands, national parks, policies, flight) that are basically ignorable (the tourism mechanics, not the other benefits) if youβre not going for a culture victory. Something like a penalty for not conforming to someone whoβs influencing you stronglyβs government. Something that allows you to do a kind of tourism attack that can benefit your other victory types or hurt other civilizations.
As previously announced, they will also be performing at the event on October 28th. The awards will be broadcast live on the Kocca and The K-Pop YouTube channels starting at 6pm KST.
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Continuing the tradition from last year, what were the funniest/wildest pop culture moments of 2021?
Some of my favorites:
- Paul Wesley confusing Madison Beer with a type of beer when asked if he likes her on ig live, saying "he never had that beer, but he likes most beer". (Bonus: he was then asked if he belives in larry).
- Megan Fox and MGK's whole... thing
- Kanye West and Jeffree Star dating rumors that started because of some unhinged tiktoker (the same week that the attack on Capitol happened lmao)
What are yalls favorite moments? Happy new year!!
What are some of the moments in pop culture where artists just fu*ked up really bad and started loosing everything from endorsement deals to getting boycotted from radios? How their crises team and PR handled it? Were they ever able to overcome it? What should be ideally done in such situations? I can think of Chris Brown in 2009 and Travis Scott resently.
I just watched the new Spider-Man and it got me wondering if thereβs any characters like that but for Minneapolis. The only ones that come to mind are that kid from Disneyβs Inside Out, Paul Bunyan, and Prince (I know heβs a real person though).
Are there any that I might not know about?
