#CIV 6 WORLD BUILDER GUIDE NOT COMLETE FEATURES UPGRADE#
While the Zulus unlock Fleets and Armadas at the same time most other civilizations do, capturing a city with a naval unit will automatically upgrade it to a formation. After unlocking Impi, however, they should hold off on researching Metal Casting until their unique units have earned some high-tier Promotions. Naturally, since the Zulus are going to spend most of the game at war, they should prioritize research of technologies that unlock more advanced units. Once the Zulus have integrated the captured cities into their empire, it's on to their next target. Governors, once appointed, should be assigned to key cities far away from the Capital (such as former enemy capitals) to prevent rebellions. They can then fill these cities with Ikanda if they need more units for their army, or with districts that provide additional Science, Culture, Production, Amenities, and/or Trade Routes (depending on their current needs). They have a good incentive not to raze the cities they capture, and instead keep them garrisoned to maintain their Loyalty (especially once they're able to form Corps).
With at least two cities churning out units and Trade Routes building roads to important locations, the Zulus can set out to conquer their closest neighbor. They should also found at least two new cities after building a Monument in their Capital, at which point they'll most likely be ready to start building Ikanda.
They should start producing Scouts and exploring the surrounding area as soon as the game begins while researching Pottery, Archery, Mining, and Bronze Working (and Craftsmanship, which will unlock the invaluable Agoge). A merciless conqueror, they will turn into the most "snowballing" civilization once the Impi and Mercenaries are unlocked: the more they fight, the stronger their army will grow.Īll of the Zulus' unique components and abilities are geared toward a fast, aggressive playstyle. There is strength in numbers when playing as the Zulus.
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