The first game in Civilization 7 was postponed, so Firaxis could whip the Bermuda Triangle and give up some harsh updates designed to make your grip go away

Firaxis has been going all out since Civilization 7 dropped, as it has been busy fixing elements of the game and has changed the game's huge reaction. The mission is scheduled to continue with some patches next month, so you'll have to wait longer to jump into the special event in the first game of CIV 7.

This is released through the “Check-in” released by Firaxis, which outlines the next two updates – 1.1.0 and 1.1.1 – which will bring when it arrives in March. Meanwhile, the need to focus on these updates means that the first in-game match to be included on March 4 – the natural Wonder Battle – was pushed back to “later updates.”

So, what are the routes for these patches? Well, the first one – update 1.1.0 – will drop on March 4. This will be a cross-play between the PC and the console and provide everyone with a free new natural wonder in the form of the Bermuda Triangle, the mysterious water that everyone loves the most.

Apart from that, you can expect “other UI tweaks, Polish and solutions to the reporting problem”, “improvements to the military”, and make adjustments, which means “naval units will be able to dispel the coastal independent power”. In addition, “the path to modern cultural heritage and the major changes in victory” means that “AI leaders will also achieve cultural victory better” and you will have the option to transform the holy city while exploring the times.

Finally, this update will bring the first place to the crossroads of the world’s favorite DLC, so if you buy it, or the Deluxe or the founder version of the game, be aware of this, giving you some new leaders like Ada Lovelace and Great Britain (Modern) Civ, which I think is the key to building the most frustrating country.

Afterwards, update 1.1.1 was included on March 25, which included “extra UI improvements and improvements” which are only “part of a larger plan to improve UI in the coming months”. It will also provide everyone with Mount Everest, improve the Boy Scouts and settlements of AI, and enable you to provide custom names for your city and commanders such as “Satan’s Armpit” and “Satan.” It will arrive with the second part of the intersection of the world's collection DLC.

Aside from that, the studio outlines a bunch of common things it hopes to do, including adding new maps and resources, Mod tools and Steam Workshop support, and a turn button so you can get into the future once it’s done in the modern era.

If you're still trying to try CIV 7's fence, make sure to check out our review of this, which dissects everything about your ex.