This console command sets the age of your ruler to the specified amount of years. You can optionally specify a country tag as a second argument, if provided, this command will affect the country with this tag instead of your own. This cheat sets the age of your country's consort to the specified amount of years. See argument information for help with CID Type and Index. This console command adds the specified amount of unrest (advancement) to the specified faction. Specify a negative number to remove money from the Curia Treasury. This command adds the specified amount of money to the Curia Treasury. Negative numbers can be used to decrease the absolutism of a country. If a country tag is specified as a second argument, absolutism will be added to this country. The AI will then ask for a minimal gold per turn payment instead, which is equal to the difference between the agreed and proposed offer amount.This console command adds the specified amount (number) of absolutism to the country you are playing as.
Next, reduce your gold offer until you are as close to the agreed amount as possible but still below it, then select the "Make this trade equitable" option. The AI will then offer you a massive amount of gold and gold per turn for just the resource.Īnother method involves asking for something you want from the AI opponent, then keep adding gold (not gold per turn) until the deal is accepted.
One method is to propose a trade with an AI opponent, offering a strategic or luxury resource along with as much gold per turn as you can, then select the "What will you give me for this?" option. It should be noted that these Civilization 6 cheats have almost certainly been nerfed by subsequent updates, so if you want to use these methods then ensure you are playing the original unpatched version of the game. Canny players have discovered several potential Civilization 6 trading glitches, which can be exploited to make big gains in gold and resources.
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