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Sid Meier's Civilization VI
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Sid Meier's Civilization VI

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Better Civilization Icons Lite
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Mod: UI, Base Game, Rise and Fall, Gathering Storm, Skins
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2020년 8월 3일 오전 10시 23분
2021년 3월 28일 오전 10시 41분
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Better Civilization Icons Lite

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This mod replaces a number of civilization and city-state icons with more historically accurate variations, while preserving a more vanilla feel compared to the main BCI mod. Some vanilla icons have been tweaked or emboldened for a fresher look.

Changed civilization icons:

- Arabia
- Australia (DLC)
- Brazil
- Cree (R&F)
- Ethiopia (NF)
- Gaul (NF)
- Germany
- Japan
- Khmer (DLC)
- Ottomans (GS)
- Persia (DLC)
- Phoenicia (GS)
- Poland (DLC)
- Spain

Tweaked civilization icons:

- Byzantium (NF)
- Georgia (R&F)
- Greece
- Gran Colombia (NF)
- Netherlands (R&F)
- Portugal (NF)
- Rome
- Russia
- Sumer
- Sweden (GS)
- Vietnam (NF)

City-state icons:

- Akkad (GS)
- Anshan (NF)
- Antioch (R&F)
- Armagh (DLC)
- Auckland (DLC)
- Ayutthaya (NF)
- Bologna (GS)
- Brussels
- Cardiff (GS)
- Hunza (NF)
- Jerusalem
- Kabul
- Lahore (NF)
- Lisbon
- Mexico City (GS)
- Nalanda (NF)
- Rapa Nui (GS)
- Taruga (NF)
- Vatican City (NF)
- Venice (NF)
- Wolin (NF)

Credits:
- Janboruta - Author
- Sukritact - Ethiopia, Gaul, Ayutthaya icons

Special thanks to: JFD, DivineYuri, Sukritact, Tomatekh for extensive help and modding advice; Leugi, Darth, Lime and p0kiehl for feedback.
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Juan D'Usami 2024년 5월 15일 오후 10시 13분 
@Araiguma well I'm Brazilian as well and I prefer the modern flag (and I dislike the royal family so that's extra negative points imo lol)
Araiguma Kishi Yūro Akiba 2024년 5월 11일 오전 12시 15분 
I'm sorry but as a Brazilian I prefer the royal flag much more. It's so much more beautiful
And as SJW said it's the one from the time of Pedro II
I hope he does not change it cause I find the modern Brazilian flag very ugly and the only way that I can play as Brazil is with this mod
Juan D'Usami 2024년 2월 6일 오후 7시 12분 
@Da SJW but that symbol alone is not that recognizable.
Da SJW 2024년 1월 27일 오전 7시 21분 
@Juan D'Usami I think the change to the icon is to reflect that you're NOT playing as modern Brazil, but as the historical Brazlian Empire that Pedro II led
YU=OO 2024년 1월 5일 오후 10시 24분 
这个mod用更准确的历史变体取代了许多文明和城邦图标，同时与主要的BCI mod相比，保留了更香草的感觉。一些香草图标经过调整或大胆设计，看起来更清新。
Juan D'Usami 2023년 9월 25일 오전 11시 59분 
Why change Brazil's icon? The official one was way more recognizable, especially if you never played Civ 5 (which I assume is where you got the one in this mod from/based it on)
Hestia 2023년 9월 23일 오후 5시 43분 
Fantastic.
Vortex 2021년 9월 12일 오전 11시 27분 
Is there a way to swap certain icons from the base mod to the lite one?, I love all the lite icons but Babylon's default icon is a bit too silly for me and I prefer the base mod's version of Babylon's icon.
Yews 2021년 4월 14일 오전 4시 50분 
Total War Attila somewhat solves the religious aspect by showing Western Roman Empire with an eagle on red background - not Christian but still used by Romans centuries after their conversion to Christianity - and Eastern Roman Empire with a two-headed eagle on purple background - most likely not even Roman in origin but adopted by Romans as hereditary archaic Asian (Trojan?) symbol of state power, most likely without Romans even knowing the exact meaning Trojans/Hittites intended behind the picture
Yews 2021년 4월 14일 오전 4시 50분 
on the other hand Jadwiga literally talks about Lord God to the player even if her civilisation doesn't know the concept of a deity yet so I guess concerning yourself with the principle of only using religion-independent iconography is useless because the leaders ruin the immersion themselves as soon as they start talking, so yeah. Eagle of Zeus is indeed pretty much the Ancient Greek equivalent of the pigeon in Christianity or the crescent in Carthaginian culture but it's probably the only cultural image both Athens and Sparta could be easily associated with