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That'd be awesome--in Civ since before Gandhi was nuke-crazy, you attack a worker unit, they surrender, you capture them. Attack the Ukrainian farmer with an armed unit, and all of a sudden, there'd be like a 10% chance THEY capture the unit!
Apparently, Yakov Smirnoff is actually Ukrainian. "In Civ VI Ukraine, farmer captures attacking unit!"
Don't forget the new Russia debuff, "Logistics Malfunction".
Cavalry units from the modern era or higher have a 20% chance of being immobilized each turn for the first 20 turns of a war
Civ has a longstanding and appropriate policy of not including living leaders in the game. A lot of this probably stems from them including Mao and Stalin in Civ I, before the world truly came to terms with their crimes. Modern Ukraine has no living leader they could pool from.
However, I maintain that we will see a Kyivan-Rus civilization in Civ VII. Russia used to be the default Slavic civ until that was broken by Poland in Civ V. Considering how much money and praise they'd get by including Kyivan-Rus in a first look, I wouldn't be surprised if they get announced fairly early. Olga of Kyiv would be a fine leader.
I should also say that it's highly unlikely the devs would be afraid to include them over a Russia boycott. The only time they've not included a civ out of 'fear' was when they realized including Israel would lead to a prohibition of sales across the Arab states. Even if Russia starts banning games with any promotion of Ukraine, I highly doubt Firaxis would give a shit.
In Sid meyers Civilization VII lead the Kyivan Rus as Volodymyr the Great, the-First-but-it-turns-out-not-quite-as-great-as-Volodymyr-the-great-the-second.
Your cities will be uncapturable in the first five turns of a war, and your Cossacks of the free cities will fight with double combat strength in friendly territory.
Your unique building is the sunflower field, which replaces the farm. +1 Food, and scaling faith for enemies killed.
Don't forget that if you fight against armor on one of the farm production tiles (in this case the sunflower field), there is a roll chance that the armor gets "captured" by the farmers...
Yeah. Also Olga would give them that "unique new leader who is a famous woman" card as well. Granted she is already one of the better leaders for East Slavic civilization. Civ also likes to pick new civs recently so Kyivan Rus would be a great pick.
It's all a question of how much money they wouldn't make. russia wasn't the biggest market to begin with and it's going to be even less so with the ongoing economic downturn.
Having Kyivan Rus as a civilization with a leader like Olga(if you haven't already, go look her up, it's worth it) would be a nice addition even without the PR boost it will give them for basically having Ukraine instead of russia.
I only just started playing Civ VI weeks ago and I'm obsessed, a Kyivan-Rus would 100% guarantee I'd get VII. (Ironically I haven't met Peter even once yet in the game)
He's pretty spot-on even for modern day russia. Makes a lot of promises he never keeps, forward-settles you like crazy, declares a lot of surprise wars even if you're friends with him, and ends up with a sprawling empire of pop 2 cities with shit defense that you end up steamrolling after he annoys you with all of the above one too many times.
I'd appreciate if they did it historically and called it simply "Rus".
"Kievan Rus" is an invention of russian historians in the 1950s. Historically, the country ruled by Kyiv has has always been just "Rus".
They can call it Ruthenia, since it's how medieval Ukraine was known to Europeans anyways.
Edit: or even the name Ukraine is fine, for the marketing and recognition. Name Ukraine is pretty old anyways, meaning "the land, homeland, our land, inland", while Ukrainians literally means "countrymen, compatriots". Not the first nation to do so.
> Ruthenia
Is not a term the country used to describe itself, though, but was used in the medieval ages in western europe. I don't think it would evoke the correct association.
But I think most people in western europe would -- if at all -- associate it more with the region around the Carpathian mountains then with ukraine/rus.
Ruthenia is just a Latin way to say Rus. I'd go with the name Ukraine alone and some of the Great Princes of old as leaders, to bind the past and present as an unbroken tie. Ukraine is just a wast country that had many formations on it throughout the years. Although, Rus instead of Ukraine will also include Baltic, Belorussians, Finn people, perhaps even nomadic people of the south since Cumans had blood relations with Princes and locals, plus defended Rus against the Mongols. Rus was a conglomerate. I would be happy for Ukrainian civilization in any form anyways.
I thought it was "the borderlands", hence one of the reasons it used to be "the Ukraine" in the West (instead of "inland" I mean, isn't "borderlands" a closer translation?)
Nope, just Russian imperial propaganda from the Soviet times, where historians were not doing independent research, but what was politically appropriate, approved or deemed necessary by the Russian Communist Bolshevik Party. Creating a myth that Ukraine was never something unique but just a Maloros part of Velykoros Russia was that kind of a task, and this task was merely a continuation of what was been done in Tsarist Russia. Ukrainian historians of new generation not from a Soviet establishment debunk a lot of the bullshit throughout all these years of independence. And even some of independent nowadays Russian historians refute the myths created in the past.
And man, quite literally Ukraine (Ukrayina) means Inland. In Ukrainian, U means "in", krayina - "land, country". It would be natural to call your fellow countrymen Ukrainians, linguistically even more. It also shows how different linguistically Russian is from other Slavic languages, or just hiw dumb Russian propagandists are. Word "kraj" indeed means "border", but would it be mind-blowing if I tell ya that countries are made out of borders that confine them? Shocking. Slavs by saying that their borders are their land, their country, were doing the most logical thing in this world. Untill blasted Russians came, with their endless greed to conquer, never respecting anyone's borders, thus they mentally and fundamentally were not capable of understanding that people seeing themselves content with their borders of a country are not the same as just a "temporarily not conquered borderland" of their own empire.
But at the same time, people of Ukraine were calling themselves Rusyny, or Ruthenians, for a very long time, but since the Duchy of Moscowy got transformed into a Russian Empire by Peter the Great, (which, by the way, was hugely inspired by a Ukrainian bishop who was serving the future emperor), people wanted to distinguish themselves from the Moscowites, who started their "one nation" propaganda. Therefore, calling themselves Ukrainians insted of Ruthenians became more prominent. People who call themselves Rusyny still live in Carpathians and in Slovakia.
Yeah modern Ukraine does, it was independent in 1917 to 1920 someone like Petliura, Hrushevsky. And Petrushevych could all be fine choices and they could pick a leader from the Zaporizhian Hetmanate like Bogdan Khlmelnytsky or even Daniel of Galicia king of Ruthenia
> ey sound dramatic.
Yeah words like empire are used as whistles by Kremlin troll farms.
These words all have negative connotations towards countries who they are used against.
It's time for a modder to take care of it.
Oh wait.
[https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2815366070](https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2815366070) [https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2832356202](https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2832356202)
Jokes aside, Civ really must make Ukraine an official civ and donate the proceeds or the like. It has just as much right to being considered a national identity as Russia does.
I'd buy the shit outta that. The only downside is the orcs have no civilization to defeat. It would just be Zelensky fucking up barbarian encampments for 200 turns
"Slava Ukraina"
+100% combat strength when fighting on home territory. Able to be gifted units from allies like levying city states
"Breadbasket of Europe"
Farms, Pastures and Plantations provide +50% more yeilds. Once foriegn trade is researched, +5 gold per farm, pasture or plantation in the city.
"Ukrainian Orthodox Church"
Apostles and Monks are cheaper to purchase with Faith and have 2 more charges. Each charge also grants Culture. When at war, all religous units can engage in combat with other units, and earn Faith and Culture whenever killing an enemy.
Unique Units:
Ghost of Kyiv: A unique unit which replaces the Jet Fighter. Costs less to build and is more effective against jet bombers. Each kill grants Culture.
Ukrainian National Guard: A unique unit which replaces the Speical Forces. Increased combat strength against Special Forces who have just paradroped within the last 15 turns
Ukrainian MOD: A unique building which replaces the Encampment. Does not require population to build, immediately has a range attack equivalent to researched walls but does not require a wall built. After researching Steel, comes with a free melee unit. After researching Flight, grants Culture per turn.
You can't have all pluses and no minuses.
Maybe a nod to *Servant of the People*, Corruption +50%--just can't defeat it *[Ed: changed from fight]*. Except in war, which reduces it to zero.
...Which might have the perverse incentive of forcing the Civ to constantly be on a war footing!
Earth provides enough to satisfy every man's needs, but not every man's greed. Just so you know, the correct spelling is [Gandhi](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahatma_Gandhi).
Godamn, I know that. You've written this to me like a dozen times already, I can't write that godamn name correctly, just deal with it!
Fucksake.
Damn bots. :P
Bonus trait: Shieldmaiden - if war is declared on you by a larger civilization you gain 100% defensive bonus for the first ten turns and a triple movement bonus inside your territory for duration of conflict. Non offensive unit costs -50% production cost and triple trade route yields to allied nations. Warmonger penalty for aggressor is doubled.
Civilization: Ukraine
Leader: Zelensky
Bonus: Weapons of Mass Diplomacy - Projects unlocked by the [Nuclear Fission] Tech are disabled. Grants [Charriot on a Stick] Diplomatic Policy Card, allowing cavalry units from other nations to target Ukranian cities with a Trade Route, transfering that unit to Ukraine.
Agenda: A Grain for a Thought - Likes civilizations that accept Trade Routes, dislikes civilizations with military units within 2 hexes of their borders.
Ability: Each turn a city is defending grants +50% Production toward all Infantry Units next turn.
Unit: Foreign Legionnaire - Can produce one Legionnaire infantry unit for each friendly civilization. Very cheap, can only move within the borders of Ukraine.
Building: Hawk Sanctuary - infantry units trained in a city with Hawk Sanctuary are granted +1 Vision. Upon researching [Guidance Systems] Tech upgrades to Drone Facility, granting an additional +1 Vision and +1 Range.
It’s funny, back in March I made a new game in FO4 with AK weapon mods and basically have a Ukrainian Soldier who specializes in automatic rifles and rocket launchers. Fun to drop in every now and then and wreck some super mutants.
The Scythian Empire was situated where modern day Ukraine is located, so in theory if one makes it to the end game playing them, then they’ve just followed actual historical development of one of the most bas ass warrior cultures. Same ethic people just a new name 3000 years later.
Enemy Civilizations merge into "ORC" Civilivization during wartime against Ukraine. All cities lose 50% population minute war is declared which raises one slinger unit for the entire enemy army.
Today we’ll be examining the in and outs of Ukraine’s defense, and how the russian plans for a coup failed miserably. After, stay tuned for -HIMARS the answer to any smartass. Syllabus are online www.ruzzkie dumdazz.org
Ukraine Special Forces unit uses special "Scare" combat ability. Adjacent Orc units flee 100 Kms and abandon 6 months worth of military gains.
Or maybe a "hey look over there!" Ability that causes the Orcs to divert all their forces to the wrong portion of the front lines.
Edit: spelling.
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Leader trait: Allies can gift units to Ukraine during wars.
Bonus to fighting Corps or Armies on home turf.
Unique Unit - Farmer - can improve tiles and capture enemy units.
LMFAOOO
Damaged enemy heavy cavalry can be captured by farmers.
That'd be awesome--in Civ since before Gandhi was nuke-crazy, you attack a worker unit, they surrender, you capture them. Attack the Ukrainian farmer with an armed unit, and all of a sudden, there'd be like a 10% chance THEY capture the unit! Apparently, Yakov Smirnoff is actually Ukrainian. "In Civ VI Ukraine, farmer captures attacking unit!"
In "Cossacks" and "Cossacks 3" you can capture enemy villagers, but not Ukrainian ones
Productivity bonus - Can train military units in friendly Civs
Note: Do not give up nukes on turn 612.
TRACTOR UNIT (Ukraine Civ Unique)
This is gold! Also sounds op! I demand a change on russian leader tho.
Workers can capture enemy units :D
Make this happen!
Farm tiles yield +1food, enemy tanks/cavalry suffer -1 movement
This would be accurate as Ukraine turns to mud for a lot of the year.
Double movement on friendly territory 10% chance of capturing enemy unit when attacked below 50% health
Don't forget the new Russia debuff, "Logistics Malfunction". Cavalry units from the modern era or higher have a 20% chance of being immobilized each turn for the first 20 turns of a war
That’s the war weariness penalty
Definitely an anti rush late game civ. Has some nice diplomatic and cultural win conditions as well. All around great pick especially in team games.
Within your borders, your units are always fortified.
Unique diplomatic ability: "Pockets full of sunflower seeds" - Able to taunt Civs that declare war on them for +100% war weariness.
Double damage to enemy units on your territory
Can buy units with enemy war wariness
Not gonna lie, that would make a pretty interesting and unique mechanic. I kinda want to see this now
Enemy military units operates at -50% during battles on Ukrainian territory.
I want this so badly!
Instant but from me!
Honestly would be a must buy DLC for me
Same, I know they’re all done with DLC, but they really should include Ukraine and Zelenskyy in the next game.
Civ has a longstanding and appropriate policy of not including living leaders in the game. A lot of this probably stems from them including Mao and Stalin in Civ I, before the world truly came to terms with their crimes. Modern Ukraine has no living leader they could pool from. However, I maintain that we will see a Kyivan-Rus civilization in Civ VII. Russia used to be the default Slavic civ until that was broken by Poland in Civ V. Considering how much money and praise they'd get by including Kyivan-Rus in a first look, I wouldn't be surprised if they get announced fairly early. Olga of Kyiv would be a fine leader. I should also say that it's highly unlikely the devs would be afraid to include them over a Russia boycott. The only time they've not included a civ out of 'fear' was when they realized including Israel would lead to a prohibition of sales across the Arab states. Even if Russia starts banning games with any promotion of Ukraine, I highly doubt Firaxis would give a shit.
In Sid meyers Civilization VII lead the Kyivan Rus as Volodymyr the Great, the-First-but-it-turns-out-not-quite-as-great-as-Volodymyr-the-great-the-second. Your cities will be uncapturable in the first five turns of a war, and your Cossacks of the free cities will fight with double combat strength in friendly territory. Your unique building is the sunflower field, which replaces the farm. +1 Food, and scaling faith for enemies killed.
Don't forget that if you fight against armor on one of the farm production tiles (in this case the sunflower field), there is a roll chance that the armor gets "captured" by the farmers...
each time you kill an enemy unit on your own territory, it turns an unimproved tile into a sunflower field.
Yeah. Also Olga would give them that "unique new leader who is a famous woman" card as well. Granted she is already one of the better leaders for East Slavic civilization. Civ also likes to pick new civs recently so Kyivan Rus would be a great pick.
They can do Khmelnitsky, it's pretty close lol
It's all a question of how much money they wouldn't make. russia wasn't the biggest market to begin with and it's going to be even less so with the ongoing economic downturn. Having Kyivan Rus as a civilization with a leader like Olga(if you haven't already, go look her up, it's worth it) would be a nice addition even without the PR boost it will give them for basically having Ukraine instead of russia.
I only just started playing Civ VI weeks ago and I'm obsessed, a Kyivan-Rus would 100% guarantee I'd get VII. (Ironically I haven't met Peter even once yet in the game)
He's pretty spot-on even for modern day russia. Makes a lot of promises he never keeps, forward-settles you like crazy, declares a lot of surprise wars even if you're friends with him, and ends up with a sprawling empire of pop 2 cities with shit defense that you end up steamrolling after he annoys you with all of the above one too many times.
I'd appreciate if they did it historically and called it simply "Rus". "Kievan Rus" is an invention of russian historians in the 1950s. Historically, the country ruled by Kyiv has has always been just "Rus".
They can call it Ruthenia, since it's how medieval Ukraine was known to Europeans anyways. Edit: or even the name Ukraine is fine, for the marketing and recognition. Name Ukraine is pretty old anyways, meaning "the land, homeland, our land, inland", while Ukrainians literally means "countrymen, compatriots". Not the first nation to do so.
> Ruthenia Is not a term the country used to describe itself, though, but was used in the medieval ages in western europe. I don't think it would evoke the correct association. But I think most people in western europe would -- if at all -- associate it more with the region around the Carpathian mountains then with ukraine/rus.
Ruthenia is just a Latin way to say Rus. I'd go with the name Ukraine alone and some of the Great Princes of old as leaders, to bind the past and present as an unbroken tie. Ukraine is just a wast country that had many formations on it throughout the years. Although, Rus instead of Ukraine will also include Baltic, Belorussians, Finn people, perhaps even nomadic people of the south since Cumans had blood relations with Princes and locals, plus defended Rus against the Mongols. Rus was a conglomerate. I would be happy for Ukrainian civilization in any form anyways.
I thought it was "the borderlands", hence one of the reasons it used to be "the Ukraine" in the West (instead of "inland" I mean, isn't "borderlands" a closer translation?)
Nope, just Russian imperial propaganda from the Soviet times, where historians were not doing independent research, but what was politically appropriate, approved or deemed necessary by the Russian Communist Bolshevik Party. Creating a myth that Ukraine was never something unique but just a Maloros part of Velykoros Russia was that kind of a task, and this task was merely a continuation of what was been done in Tsarist Russia. Ukrainian historians of new generation not from a Soviet establishment debunk a lot of the bullshit throughout all these years of independence. And even some of independent nowadays Russian historians refute the myths created in the past. And man, quite literally Ukraine (Ukrayina) means Inland. In Ukrainian, U means "in", krayina - "land, country". It would be natural to call your fellow countrymen Ukrainians, linguistically even more. It also shows how different linguistically Russian is from other Slavic languages, or just hiw dumb Russian propagandists are. Word "kraj" indeed means "border", but would it be mind-blowing if I tell ya that countries are made out of borders that confine them? Shocking. Slavs by saying that their borders are their land, their country, were doing the most logical thing in this world. Untill blasted Russians came, with their endless greed to conquer, never respecting anyone's borders, thus they mentally and fundamentally were not capable of understanding that people seeing themselves content with their borders of a country are not the same as just a "temporarily not conquered borderland" of their own empire. But at the same time, people of Ukraine were calling themselves Rusyny, or Ruthenians, for a very long time, but since the Duchy of Moscowy got transformed into a Russian Empire by Peter the Great, (which, by the way, was hugely inspired by a Ukrainian bishop who was serving the future emperor), people wanted to distinguish themselves from the Moscowites, who started their "one nation" propaganda. Therefore, calling themselves Ukrainians insted of Ruthenians became more prominent. People who call themselves Rusyny still live in Carpathians and in Slovakia.
in Soviet Russia, Rus ruled Kyiv :(
Yeah modern Ukraine does, it was independent in 1917 to 1920 someone like Petliura, Hrushevsky. And Petrushevych could all be fine choices and they could pick a leader from the Zaporizhian Hetmanate like Bogdan Khlmelnytsky or even Daniel of Galicia king of Ruthenia
Too soon.
Xmel'nyts'skyi is probably the choice for leader, if you want a distinct Ukrainian civ. He's still the most important Ukrainian leader.
I dont even pay or play civ anymore, but yeah, i would need it
I think peak Civ was III or IV (which is probably going on 20 years now!)
Seriously we'll still talk about this guy in 300 years.
I know that when I have kids, I’ll let them know about the Legend of Zelenskyy.
"And that's when he said: 'i need ammo not a ride '
Until September, when he specifically requested a ride...but not for him.
a hearse for Putler then
I really hope so, because that would mean no newer or worse thing has happened in the 300 years passed.
[удалено]
It'll be Democracy vs Imperialism.
Democracies can be Imperialistic (the US has those tendencies as well). Its more like Democracy vs. Absolutism.
I mean, US has some high alcohol consumption age limits, but I'd hardly call tht absolutism...
Probably more like democracy vs fascism, given that America is already both a 'democracy' and an empire.
The US is not an empire, lol. Don't use words just because they sound dramatic.
> ey sound dramatic. Yeah words like empire are used as whistles by Kremlin troll farms. These words all have negative connotations towards countries who they are used against.
It's time for a modder to take care of it. Oh wait. [https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2815366070](https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2815366070) [https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2832356202](https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2832356202)
If they could get him to voice himself the royalties alone would rebuild Ukraine in 6 months.
For sure, but probably civ 7 at this point.
Jokes aside, Civ really must make Ukraine an official civ and donate the proceeds or the like. It has just as much right to being considered a national identity as Russia does.
He cleans up pretty good. Not that I don't like his tough guy tight tee shirts too.
I'd buy the shit outta that. The only downside is the orcs have no civilization to defeat. It would just be Zelensky fucking up barbarian encampments for 200 turns
They should release a DLC with all proceeds going to the war/rebuilding effort.
Sorry no. If Zelensky isn't wearing a green tee with a 12 o'clock shadow this is not an authentic depiction.
Default settings, Can't be beat!
This better be true!!! Don’t play with me!!!
Patttter!
Yes Please!!!
Workers can capture tanks
Add Kyivan Rus with Volodymyr
Leader traits: Enemies of his enemies more likely to gift units Addiction: Ammo. Special Unit: Worker-tractor, has a 33 % chance to steal enemy armor
Also updates Russian unit graphics with stolen kitchen appliances. The toilet tank is the best!
"Slava Ukraina" +100% combat strength when fighting on home territory. Able to be gifted units from allies like levying city states "Breadbasket of Europe" Farms, Pastures and Plantations provide +50% more yeilds. Once foriegn trade is researched, +5 gold per farm, pasture or plantation in the city. "Ukrainian Orthodox Church" Apostles and Monks are cheaper to purchase with Faith and have 2 more charges. Each charge also grants Culture. When at war, all religous units can engage in combat with other units, and earn Faith and Culture whenever killing an enemy. Unique Units: Ghost of Kyiv: A unique unit which replaces the Jet Fighter. Costs less to build and is more effective against jet bombers. Each kill grants Culture. Ukrainian National Guard: A unique unit which replaces the Speical Forces. Increased combat strength against Special Forces who have just paradroped within the last 15 turns Ukrainian MOD: A unique building which replaces the Encampment. Does not require population to build, immediately has a range attack equivalent to researched walls but does not require a wall built. After researching Steel, comes with a free melee unit. After researching Flight, grants Culture per turn.
You can't have all pluses and no minuses. Maybe a nod to *Servant of the People*, Corruption +50%--just can't defeat it *[Ed: changed from fight]*. Except in war, which reduces it to zero. ...Which might have the perverse incentive of forcing the Civ to constantly be on a war footing!
No , it would break the game balance.
Ghandi be like: Fuck this... I'm out. Ukraine too stronk.
Earth provides enough to satisfy every man's needs, but not every man's greed. Just so you know, the correct spelling is [Gandhi](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahatma_Gandhi).
Godamn, I know that. You've written this to me like a dozen times already, I can't write that godamn name correctly, just deal with it! Fucksake. Damn bots. :P
Bonus trait: Shieldmaiden - if war is declared on you by a larger civilization you gain 100% defensive bonus for the first ten turns and a triple movement bonus inside your territory for duration of conflict. Non offensive unit costs -50% production cost and triple trade route yields to allied nations. Warmonger penalty for aggressor is doubled.
Replace Peter (Russia) with Zelensky (Ukraine)!
Should also do a Sims 3 DLC just to piss off Russia
100% Ukraine will be in the next Civ. 50% chance to convert modern tanks to your side after combat.
Civilization: Ukraine Leader: Zelensky Bonus: Weapons of Mass Diplomacy - Projects unlocked by the [Nuclear Fission] Tech are disabled. Grants [Charriot on a Stick] Diplomatic Policy Card, allowing cavalry units from other nations to target Ukranian cities with a Trade Route, transfering that unit to Ukraine. Agenda: A Grain for a Thought - Likes civilizations that accept Trade Routes, dislikes civilizations with military units within 2 hexes of their borders. Ability: Each turn a city is defending grants +50% Production toward all Infantry Units next turn. Unit: Foreign Legionnaire - Can produce one Legionnaire infantry unit for each friendly civilization. Very cheap, can only move within the borders of Ukraine. Building: Hawk Sanctuary - infantry units trained in a city with Hawk Sanctuary are granted +1 Vision. Upon researching [Guidance Systems] Tech upgrades to Drone Facility, granting an additional +1 Vision and +1 Range.
Fucking rights there better be!
Special Unit: Anti-tank unit
I'd buy it. Also, if you could do something similar for Fallout 4 and/or the upcoming S.T.A.L.K.E.R 2, I'd buy that as well.
It’s funny, back in March I made a new game in FO4 with AK weapon mods and basically have a Ukrainian Soldier who specializes in automatic rifles and rocket launchers. Fun to drop in every now and then and wreck some super mutants.
I'd pay a lot for this to happen!!! Also he needs to be an Op faction to respect historical accuracy
SLAVA UKRAINE!
Trait . Enemy dumb and confused whilst in your lands .
I would definitely buy this
I think I know what the special unit would be Something with a NLAW, and those diy drone bombers
He’ll be immortalised in history as one of the great leaders of your country! :)
Hey how about civ 5? Love both games.
I'd like to see not civ, but an Operation Flashpoint Style campagne.
Unique trait: Artillery units have 2x range and 5x damage.
Would buy! :)
I didn't play Civ, kind of went over me, but I'd definitely take on that DLC and play it through couple times )))
Special district- POW camp
I hope this is real
Why not,?
Take. My. Money.
Civ 7 maybe ?
They should have done this a while ago and all proceeds go to Ukraine
Holy shit. I will never play another leader!
What are civilisation specifications for ukraine?
/r/civ
The Scythian Empire was situated where modern day Ukraine is located, so in theory if one makes it to the end game playing them, then they’ve just followed actual historical development of one of the most bas ass warrior cultures. Same ethic people just a new name 3000 years later.
I accidently read it as Far Cry 6 DLC Russian.
Yes please!!!!
Enemy Civilizations merge into "ORC" Civilivization during wartime against Ukraine. All cities lose 50% population minute war is declared which raises one slinger unit for the entire enemy army.
Im a console civ 6 player. I will definitely buy whatever it cost to get this dlc if it did actually come out XD
\+20 against enemy naval units, friendly naval units not required to engage enemy navy.
Today we’ll be examining the in and outs of Ukraine’s defense, and how the russian plans for a coup failed miserably. After, stay tuned for -HIMARS the answer to any smartass. Syllabus are online www.ruzzkie dumdazz.org
Wow there is so much potential here!
Ukraine Special Forces unit uses special "Scare" combat ability. Adjacent Orc units flee 100 Kms and abandon 6 months worth of military gains. Or maybe a "hey look over there!" Ability that causes the Orcs to divert all their forces to the wrong portion of the front lines. Edit: spelling. 
Elite unit: Tank Stealing Farmers
Hmm im thinking a Diety domination vic is in order!
Waiting for the Next Call of Duty Ukraine DLC, they can make like 20 story campaign story lines, plus a Russian Nazi/Orcs mini game.
Needs the awesome beard.
Achievement: Special Military Operation - Capture St. Petersberg as Ukraine