This is clearly to give the development team some wiggle room should any DLC take slightly longer to ship out. It would be pertinent to keep in mind that this is purely speculation and Firaxis Games have never explicitly stated its goal dates when releasing content. Ergo, the reveal date would have to be the 14th of September which is in keeping with both patterns. If the pattern were to continue then reason would have it that the release date would also fall on the third Thursday of September, the 24th. Both May 21st and July 23rd happen to be the third Thursday of those particular months. That's where the second interesting piece of the puzzle comes into play. This isn't a whole lot to go on unfortunately because there is still no definitive day in the month of September that the 3rd pack will release on.
Still, it is fun to explore the possibilities of what leaders should be included in Civilization 6 as well as other parts of the DLCs, but for now, that remains the biggest variable. The same thing applies for new game modes, wonders, and buildings. For example: It is safe to say that there probably won't be any new leaders for the Maya, Gran Columbia, and Ethiopia because they are recent additions. On the other hand, knowing what is already part of the game allows for some credible speculation as long as its not too closely related to content that already exists. Consequentially, the Maya and Gran Columbia Pack and the Ethiopia Pack can't be used as baselines for predicting leaders for newer DLC due to a lack of a predictable pattern concerning content between the two DLCs. The last bit of information we know is that it will be a part of Civilization 6 in September of this year.Īs far as new civs and leaders, there are any number of possibilities. The 3rd pack is supposed to release with 2 new civs with new leaders, a new game mode, some new world wonders, and one new map. There are a few things that are common knowledge when it comes to the 3rd pack, all of which can be found in the description found on Steam for the Frontier Pass.
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