Winning a war in Humankind can be a challenge if you don’t completely understand the War Support mechanic. This feature measures how much your empire supports going to war with another empire. Also, it shows how your people feel about continuing one if you’re already in a war. This is why it’s important to understand …
Jeffrey Lerman
While playing Humankind you may have come across a “Clear Ruins” city option without quite knowing what it is. Ruins can appear in your city for a number of reasons that I’ll go over quickly in this short guide. Continue reading below to see what they look like and how they’re created.
As goes with any 4X strategy game, Humankind has a lot of information that can be confusing. While I’m sure it will become easier to understand over time, one phrase has people quite confused. This is the Coreligioninst State that appears as part of certain buffs without much context.
War can be a complicated mechanic in Humankind for those that are new to this 4X strategy game. Since a significant part of it revolves around war support to make a difference, there are limitations when you’re low. Fortunately, a neat way to still leave a permanent impact is to destroy a city or outpost.
Keeping your armies at full health in Humankind is important if you want to stay alive during a war. Plus, you can take advantage of getting stronger units via Veterancy levels if they live longer. This is why you should learn all the different methods for how to heal units in our guide.
Knowing how to split an army in Humankind is useful in case you want to move units around. Whether you’re transferring a scout out of a group or creating unique regiments for a specific unit type. Either way, it doesn’t hurt to know how and that’s why I’ve put together this guide.
As you get further into Humankind you may struggle to expand without passing the city cap. This can lead to negative Influence modifiers that nobody really wants. Even though they don’t seem to be that significant. Fortunately, there’s a neat trick that lets you merge cities into one. That’s why I’ve put together this guide …
It’s important to have a strong military in strategy games like Humankind so you don’t get rolled over by aggressive empires. This is why you should know how to upgrade units as you continue advancing in technology.
One of the ways Humankind stands out from other strategy games is around city population and that plays a role in disbanding units. That’s why it’s important to understand how to disband units for a number of reasons. Even if you’re just looking to get rid of expensive gold upkeep from a new batch of …
Expanding your empire in Humankind can be difficult if you don’t know how to increase your city cap. This is important so you don’t surpass that limit and get negative Influence modifiers. The last thing you want is to have a neighbor pumping out more Influence and then take over your territory.