Heim Nachricht Sehen Sie sich Civ World Summit vor der Veröffentlichung von Civ 7 an

Sehen Sie sich Civ World Summit vor der Veröffentlichung von Civ 7 an

Autor: Victoria May 13,2025

Vergessen Sie *GTA 6 * - Es dreht sich alles um *Zivilisation 7 *für 2025, und ich bin hier, um Ihnen zu sagen, warum. Wenn wir uns auf den Start dieses mit Spannung erwarteten Spiels berechnen, baut die Aufregung mit Veranstaltungen wie dem Civ World Summit auf. Hier ist Ihr Leitfaden, wie Sie dieses aufregende Ereignis ansehen können.

Civ World Summit Event Datum

Der Civ World Summit ist eine Multiplayer -Extravaganza mit fünf prominenten Mitgliedern der * Civ * Community. Markieren Sie Ihre Kalender für den 8. Februar 2025 um 11 Uhr Eastern. Um Ihnen bei der Planung zu helfen, finden Sie hier die Startzeiten in verschiedenen Zeitzonen:

Zeitzone	Streamzeit
USA - Ostküste	8. Februar, 11 Uhr ET
USA - Westküste	8. Februar 8 Uhr Pt
Europa	8. Februar, 17 Uhr CET
Japan	9. Februar 1 Uhr JST
Singapur, Hongkong, Taiwaner	9. Februar, 12 Uhr Sgt

Die Spieler werden an dieser Veranstaltung teilnehmen, sind:

Der Spiffing Brit
Zerator
Der Spielmechaniker
Ursa Ryan
Maurice Weber

Wie man Civ World Summit beobachtet

Der Civ World Summit findet in Hamburg in Xperion Hamburg statt. Wenn Sie persönlich teilnehmen können, können Sie Tickets über die Rocketbeans -Website kaufen. Für diejenigen, die von zu Hause aus zuschauen, wird die Veranstaltung auf dem Firaxis Twitch -Kanal, dem * Civilization * YouTube -Kanal und der Facebook -Seite * Civilization * kostenlos gestreamt.

Ein spezieller Vorteil für Twitch -Zuschauer: Indem Sie Ihr Twitch -Konto mit Ihrem 2K -Konto verbinden, haben Sie Anspruch auf Twitch Drop Rewards. Diese Belohnungen sind rein kosmetisch, verleihen Ihrem Betrachtungserlebnis jedoch ein lustiges Element.

Das ist alles, was Sie wissen müssen, um den Civ -Weltgipfel vor der Freilassung von Civilization 7 *zu fangen.

* Civilization 7* soll am 11. Februar 2025 auf dem PC gestartet werden.

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