This SB will have a VERY hard time finding an SD with this system . good luck <| sep |> It ' s a two man job when the motor is in the engine compartment <| sep |> Yes . Tremendously so . The only ' real ' restrictions to going wide is the minimum distance between cities same as in Civ 5 , and the issue of Amenities for maintaining a city ' s happiness . The penalties of having a city become unhappy in Civ 6 is nothing compared to the global happiness penalties of Civ 5 . Also , the fact that science and culture costs aren ' t dependent on the number of cities you own in Civ 6 is a very big deal . There is a soft cap to expanding too much , in that some units do increase in price over time builders and settlers are some examples . However , the rate of increase is small enough where it does not significantly matter .