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Firaxis has released Update 1.1.0 for Civilization 7 ... making scrollbars work when scrolling with a wheel, updates to the Leader Attribute Menu, and lots of other small tweaks to generally ...

Civilization 7's "first major update" dropped for PC and consoles today, and for one thing it brings those two versions back into alignment, which has allowed Firaxis to re-enable crossplay.

Now, we have an interview with Ed Beach about those decisions, as well as how the process of designing Civilization games has changed over the years. A lot has changed since Civ 6 came out in 2016 ...