People who play 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Sid Meier's Civilization love the turn-based strategy game series' commitment to detail, unless it inꦕvolves dancing. They do not want to see anyone dancing, especially if it's a cute little old man with overalls. 

"BREAKING," developer Firaxis . "Pro༺spector hits the Griddy in Sid Meier's Civilization 7." An accompanying clip shows a prospector, capable of improving land resources, triumphantly kicking all around next to his donkey. He could be indeed , like an NFL player, or like a child who dropped their Robux gift card into their ice cream cone, but successfully picked it up with their booger finger. 

. This jig has been around for decades to communicate just guy stuff, like finding gold nuggets in Oregon and other things like that. The romp fits perfectly into Civ 7's aim to communicate the majesty of the way civilizations, in some ways, shapeshift over centuries, and, in other ways, stay the same, like in letting peopl🅠e jig up and do♉wn.

But Civilization players – undoubtedly jealous that t✃he Civ 7 prospector seems to have much stronger shins than they do – aren't having it. On Twitter, in response to Firaxi🐻s' clip, many fans cry out against the old man and demand he quit his mesmerizing dance. 

"Please permanently remove this from♎ the game before la💝unch, thank you," says one . 

"Remove this," . 

I dream of a civilization 🎃where we can all jig in peace.

Civ 7 director thought the new Ages system might not work, but says it does fix the "number-one issue" - players not getting to the end of their games.