The effect is to increase the Combat and Ranged Strength by + 10 above a single unit of the same type. Fleet, created by combining two units of a kind.There are two such types of combinations available in the game: Military naval units, like their land-based counterparts, can be formed into powerful permanent unit combinations (not to be confused with creating escort formations).

This represents a stark difference with Civilization V, where early game units could never enter Ocean tiles, even when your civilization had progressed enough.įinally, all units moving at sea (including Embarked land units) receive +1 Movement after researching Mathematics. At this point even Galleys and Quadriremes are able to enter Ocean tiles. No units may enter Ocean tiles until the development of Cartography in the Renaissance Era. Before that, only Builders may Embark with Sailing, and Traders may embark with Celestial Navigation. The same is valid for the more advanced Quadrireme.Īt the same time, most land units may not move on sea at all until the Shipbuilding tech is developed. The Sailing tech allows you to build the first ship in the game, the Galley, but this ship may only move on Coast tiles. (Notably, the Māori have those techs by default.) Furthermore, the seas are divided into two types of tiles: Coast tiles, where the waters are close to land and more calm and Ocean tiles, which cover most of the map. However, as usual, certain technologies are generally required to be able to move at sea at all. Moving at sea is significantly easier than moving on land - all tiles here take only 1 Movement to pass through, except when the tile is improved by a Polder or contains the Hạ Long Bay.

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