These are large bonuses to your civ that you can choose from at the start of the era that last throughout the entire era.Now, Civilization VI stands far above Civ V in Steam's player count. Heroic ages in Civilization 6: Rise and Fall gives you strong bonuses towards loyalty, and allows you to pick three dedication bonuses, while everyone else not in a heroic age only gets one. If you can reach a golden age, while in a dark age, you trigger the best age of all: a heroic age.
And, it’s also easier to get a golden age. In other words, it’s easier to climb out of a dark age and into a normal age. However, when you’re in a dark age, the era score threshold is lower in the following era. It’s up to you if you want to use them or not. When you enter a dark age in Rise and Fall, you also get risk/reward specific government policies that will greatly enhance a certain area of your civ, while negatively impacting another.
When you fall into a dark age in Civilization 6: Rise and Fall, the loyalty of your cities in your civilization will decay faster and if you don’t quickly fix that, your cities may declare Independence from you or even join another civ. Let’s break that all down one by one so you fully understand.
To enter a dark age, you must be below a certain era score threshold (another new feature) by the time the current era ends and a new one begins (eras in this case mean ancient, classical, modern, etc.). This is a new mechanic that rewards players for being proactive and trying to accomplish great things, and punishing civs that struggle or remain stagnant.Īs you can probably imagine from the name, dark ages are kind of bad (although not all bad), and ideally you’d like to avoid them under most circumstances (but again, not all) in Civilization 6: Rise and Fall. In Civilization 6: Rise and Fall, one of the most anticipated new features in the game (among many others) are golden, dark and heroic ages.
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