Hogar Noticias Gandhi DLC para Civ 7: Posiblemente en camino

Gandhi DLC para Civ 7: Posiblemente en camino

Autor: Emery May 05,2025

Civ 7 Gandhi DLC podría venir después de todo

Los desarrolladores de Civilization 7 han provocado emoción al insinuar el posible regreso de Gandhi, el querido líder indio, como parte de un contenido descargable futuro (DLC). ¡Sumérgete más profundo para descubrir las razones detrás de la decisión de los Juegos de Firaxis de omitir a Gandhi de la alineación de líderes iniciales de Civ 7!

Los desarrolladores de Civ 7 consideran traer de vuelta las civilizaciones y sus líderes

Todavía hay esperanza para Gandhi y otros líderes de civilización.

Civ 7 Gandhi DLC podría venir después de todo

Los fanáticos de Civilization 7 pueden aferrarse a la esperanza del regreso de Gandhi, como se insinuó durante una entrevista IGN con el diseñador principal Ed Beach el 13 de febrero de 2025. Beach indicó que, si bien Gandhi podría no ser parte del lanzamiento inicial, podría introducirse más tarde a través de un DLC.

Durante la entrevista IGN, la playa arrojó luz sobre la ausencia de ciertas civilizaciones y sus líderes en Civ 7. "No hemos olvidado a nadie que haya estado en nuestro juego antes", aseguró Beach. "Hay mucha preocupación por la ausencia de Gran Bretaña o Inglaterra, y por qué no están en nuestro juego".

Civ 7 Gandhi DLC podría venir después de todo

Beach explicó que la decisión de excluir países como Gran Bretaña e India surgió de la necesidad de tomar decisiones difíciles. "Hay demasiadas opciones populares, y siempre queremos presentar algunas civilizaciones nuevas y emocionantes", afirmó. "Algunos tienen que quedarse atrás, pero siempre estamos considerando la imagen más amplia de cuándo traer de vuelta a líderes o civilizaciones. Entonces, todavía hay esperanza para Gandhi".

Dada la extensa historia de los lanzamientos de DLC en la civilización 6, es razonable anticipar que Gandhi eventualmente podría encontrar su camino en Civ 7. Sin embargo, la línea de tiempo precisa para su regreso sigue siendo incierta en este momento.

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