And when it does, there's nothing you can do to get rid of it. This eye-catching, naval exploration-based new civ has a unique ability we've not seen before: it can put a building on another civ's tile. That's all we know for right now, but we won't have to wait very long until the full scope of Civilization VI's multiplayer functionality is revealed to us. Will you have what it takes to have your civilization stand the test of time.On 25th March, Civilization 6's New Frontier Pass releases its final premium DLC: the Portugal pack - and it's going out on a high.
Turn-based diplomacy (1 player makes an offer, 2nd player responds, etc.). Civilization V's 'Hybrid Mode' (simultaneous turns during peace) is coming back as Dynamic Moves. 
Diminished award notifications (new ages, built wonders, etc). 
Save multiplayer games and resume (like previous Civ games). Custom multiplayer score card/victory condition screen. Quick unit animation and combat (not instant, but sped up significantly). Automatic messages to remind players who take too long. Different players can be on their own difficulties. 
Several scenarios included, aimed on being shorter games. Only the host needs to have a mod, other players will automatically get the respective mod(s) on joining the game. Previous Civ game multiplayer features will be present (map type, length, victory conditions, etc.). Hotseat available (multiplayer with 1 computer). Here's the rundown of some of the things you can expect to see: Today, however, they just wrapped up a stream in which they discussed some of the facts about general multiplayer features for Civilization VI. Recently Firaxis streamed a massive AI 'Battle Royal' with 8 of the 19 civilizations battling each other, but didn't talk much about the actual multiplayer mode.
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