Get the button "Next turn" in Civ V instead of "Some action you can do"
In Civilisation V in the bottom right the button "Next turn" sometimes display the next available action instead of "Next turn" (like, choose what to build or go to the next unit without order)
I know its possible because I had a game where the button "Next turn" did show "Next turn" when some unit was not busy and some cities were building nothing but I don't find the correct settings anymore.
Best Answer
Right-click the "Action Required" button - if the required action isn't actually required (such as picking a policy when the "Deferred Policies" option is active), it will clear it from the queue and show the next required action - or the End Turn button, if that was the last one.
Note: It's been a while since I've played Civ V, so there's a chance I'm not remembering it correctly, but I'm pretty sure.
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Answer 2
In Civ V, before you start a game, check the "advanced settings" tab. There you can csee a checkbox with enables you to save policies for later (so you can actually stack up all your culture). There is also an option for saving unit promotions for the following turns.
However, Civ V does not offer the options for
- Units to do nothing (Either use the sleep option or defend option)
- Cities to produce nothing (You can produce gold or science once you got the technology)
- Technology to pause (wouldn't make sense)
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