What happened to the threads here?

[larsenex]

What happened to the many threads that were here a few days ago?

I was hoping for confirmation of the engine being 64 bit and optimized for multithreaded ai.

[Lorizael]

There was a forum blip and a good chunk of data was lost. I don't believe we'd gotten any confirmation on the 64-bit-ness of the engine, though.

[Dinner]

Sadly, we had a forum crash and all the threads after Feb 2nd were lost.

We will have to begin again but luckily it is still early days for Civ 6 so we shpuld be able to repopulate the Civ 6 forum fairly quickly.

[Buster Crabbe's Uncle]

I'm again sorry I'm out of thanks for a couple more hours.

That's exactly right. Setback, but the folder looks very good again already, and the new stuff is generating 6 talk.

[OneFootInTheGrave]

Early indications are that the engine is still 32bit and single threaded.

[dexters]

That was a bit of downer. My 'return' to posting on poly since 2004 was lost with the hiccup.

btw, it appears Firaxis has confirmed it is 64-bit,
Youtube personality Marborzir confirmed it; he was one of the people invited to preview the game.

https://youtu.be/K0RGfYAiuR8

[Dinner]

Early indications are that the engine is still 32bit and single threaded.

Where did you hear this?

[dexters]

@Dinner 64 bit confirmed. Read above

[Dinner]

That video shows the fish resource which no one has had a screen shot of before.

[C0ckney]

well i'm pleased to see that it's 64-bit. the 32-bit nature of civ IV really limited some of the more ambitious mods, especially caveman2cosmos.

[Dinner]

Most computers are already 64 bit so it would have been very short sighted not to male the game 64 bit. Some good news for a change.

[The Mad Monk]

well i'm pleased to see that it's 64-bit. the 32-bit nature of civ IV really limited some of the more ambitious mods, especially caveman2cosmos.

Why are you speaking in the past tense? C2C is alive and well!