#CLIMATE CHANGE CIV 6 WIKI FULL#

Granted, you can salvage some lost land with late game improvements such as the Seastead, but the usefulness of coastal tiles can rarely match that of land tiles. Climate change is practically inescapable after the Atomic Era, and it can ruin your strategic goals for any coastal city. For such cities land is already scarcer than for inland cities, and having some of that land submerged in the later stages of the game is no fun at all, especially if the submerged tiles contain District or wonders. This building is a must-have for any city on the coast whose seashore doesn't consist of predominantly highland tiles (either Hills or such that aren't defined as Coastal Lowland). Must be built in a city with one or more Coastal Lowland tiles.Will not be pillaged if the city is captured.Does not affect submerged tiles as these are lost forever and cannot be recovered.

#CLIMATE CHANGE CIV 6 WIKI FULL#

If constructed after some of the city's tiles have been flooded, those tiles can be repaired in full and used again, along with anything that's on them.

The formula is (80 x coastal lowland tiles) + (80 x coastal lowland tiles x floodВ level).

Initial Production cost and per turn maintenance are variable based on the number of Coastal Lowland tiles in this city and the current sea level.

Constructed automatically around each Coastal Lowland tile belonging to the city it protects them from flooding when sea level rises due to Climate change.

The Flood Barrier is an advanced engineering building in Civilization VI: Gathering Storm.

Protect Coastal Lowland tiles from being flooded when sea level rises.

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