When I hear the word “Warlord” I typically think of ancient tribal leaders or a dictator with a massive inferiority complex. Warlord difficulty, despite its name, is typically pretty easy.
Beating the game on Chieftain gets you the “Irish Heartbeat” achievement, a reference to Van Morrison/The Chieftains. Player units receive a +30% bonus to combat XP barbarian camps give a bonus 10 gold. The AI gets a -1 to combat strength the player receives +2. This is the second easiest difficulty with light advantages for new but confident players. Playing on Chieftain is like playing with bumpers at the bowling alley, if you still lose, maybe the game just isn’t for you. You receive the “Game Settler, Match” achievement for winning a game on this settingīarbarians are likely to be your biggest threat on ChieftainĪ difficulty the Maori would love, Chieftain is just a step above Settler.Ī great difficulty for when you have a general understanding of the game, but still don’t want to take too many chances. 
Player units receive +45% bonus XP as well as +15 bonus gold from barbarian camps. AI gets a -1 to combat strength the player receives +3. This is the lowest difficulty setting and is best suited for learning how the game works. In any case, you would have to actively try to lose the game on this difficulty. It’s a great difficulty for people just learning the game, or if you happen to be scared of your own shadow. In this brief guide, I will break down the 8 difficulties from Settler to Deity, which do you prefer?Īs the name implies, Settler difficulty, like the settler itself, is for those players at the beginning of their adventure. There are 8 difficulties in Civilization 6, can you beat "God Mode"?Ĭivilization has never been known for its simplicity small intricacies and complexities are part of what makes the game fun and give it that “one more turn” addictive quality.īut while playing the game is one thing, winning on a high difficulty can prove to be quite another.
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