Do i need to meet all city states to found World Congress?
In Brave New World, to found World Congress, do i need to be the first to discover Printing Press and:
- A. all other players?
- B. all other players and city states?
Best Answer
You have to meet all the other players (human/computer), city states do not count.
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How do you unlock World Congress Civ 6?
Whenever the world reaches the Medieval Era and the World Congress is unlocked, if Civ A still occupies the said city-state, Civs B, C, and D will be able to immediately call a Special Session.Can you annex City-States?
Liberation. Influence points is liberating a City-State. This becomes possible after another civ has conquered a City-State, and you take it from them later - you can then choose to annex, puppet, or liberate it.How do you become allies with City-States in Civ 5?
At 30 Influence, you are considered a Friend to a City-State. At 60, you're Allies. If another Civ is Allies with a City-State, you must pass them up in Influence to take this over. When this happens, there is often a diplomatic hit because you've stolen their Alliance.How do I get more diplomats Civ 5?
The main way is to gain city state allies, which grant 1 delegate each starting when half the players enter the Industrial Era (or one player enters the Modern Era.) Later on, in the Atomic Era, each city state ally will grant two delegates instead of one.LIVE: Jan. 6 Committee Holds Public Hearing On 2021 Capitol Attack | NBC News
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Answer 2
You have to meet only states, either players or AI. City states don't have any political abilities, so you don't have to meet them.
Answer 3
According to http://civilization.wikia.com/wiki/World_Congress_(Civ5) You can also found the World congress by advancing to the Industrial era instead.
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