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The Legacy Path system in Civilization VII provides a tutorial for beginners, but it forces a specific play style for experienced players, which reduces the variety of play. Rather, I think it would be better to allow the conditions and legacy bonuses of the Legacy Path to be changed through narrative events starting from the Exploration Age , so that more diverse play can be enjoyed. For example, the first milestone of the Exploration Age military Legacy Path requires either settling and conquering in distant lands or conquering in the homeland, and when you reach the first milestone, you can choose one of the two options through a narrative event. The first option requires the same settling and conquering in distant lands as before, but the second option requires conquering in the homeland.
Of course, you can change the conditions of this heritage path through the characteristics of the Mongolian civilization. However, this is not a fundamental solution because you still cannot enjoy various plays with other civilizations, and this problem is not limited to the military heritage path, but should be solved in other heritage paths. In particular, we hope that players will make strategic choices by weighing the return and risk, not simply convenient choices, by changing the heritage bonus at the time of era transition depending on the conditions of the heritage path selected.
I think the fun of diverse play that comes from a high degree of freedom is important in Sid Meier's Civilization series.
I'm happy with the current Antiquity Age Legacy Path. It works well enough as a tutorial. However, I think that this tutorial is no longer necessary starting with the Exploration Age. I don't mind if these changes don't apply to the Modern Age, but I think the Exploration Age needs some revision.
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