Sorry if this is in the wrong section, but I couldn't find anything more appropriate. I bought the complete Civilization IV package from Steam, and I can't figure out how to open the console in Civ IV BTS.

As Jason mentions, four of the entries can be safely ignored, depending on your OS. Whichever ones won't install are the ones that won't run on your system.The four remaining ones are:. Civilization 4, or 'Vanilla' Civ4. Civilization 4: Warlords, which is the first expansion.

Civilization 4: Beyond the Sword, which is the second expansion. Civilization 4: Colonization, which is a remake of the original for the Civ4 engineUnless you hate the things Warlords and Beyond the Sword add, there's really no reason to play the 'base game' Civ4.Beyond the Sword incorporates, minus a few scenarios. If you want the 'full' Civ4 experience, you might as well play that one. I didn't like Beyond the Sword that much though, (I think it was the tweaks to the tech tree, or maybe Espionage?) so I tend to prefer playing Warlords.Colonization is a totally separate game, so it has very little to do with Civ4 and its expansions.There is no 'DLC' in the Civ5 sense - during the Civ4 era, the game got expansions but no standalone DLC. There are two odd issues with Civilization IV that are at play here.The first is that there is a.

I'm not sure why this is, as other games successfully use a single entry and install the correct version based on the current OS.The second is that the Civ IV DLC are all stand alone games in Steam - you can install and play them independently of each other. That is why there are four separate entries for Civ IV.Take the two issues together, and you have 8 entries in your library for Civilization IV.

How to reveal the entire map: Go to your computer username’s My DocumentsMy GamesSid Meier’s Civilization VI folder and edit the config.ini file to change “DebugPanel = 0” to “DebugPanel = 1”. Then hit the (that symbol is a tilde) key while in-game to bring up the command console and select Reveal All.In Civilization VI, until you explore the world, the map is hidden in the “fog of war.” The fog of war is represented by the blank parchment that covers much of the world at the start of the game. As you move units around, the fog of war will pull back, revealing more of the world. Once you have uncovered the fog of war from a tile, it does not come back.This cheat is untested. Village life cheat codes. Please comment if you’ve discovered any new cheats.Civilization VI is best played with a combination of keyboard and mouse.

Here are the many useful keyboard “shortcut” keys in Civilization VI.THE MOUSEThe mouse is used in two ways:.LEFT-CLICK: open menus and accept menu choices, “activate” units, and etc.RIGHT-CLICK: designate the map location when ordering an active unit to move.THE KEYBOARDHere are some of the most important shortcut keys.