Recent content by AJ11

I suppose the unit build probabilities and the like is elsewhere, then. My mistake. I thought I saw them when I was tinkering with FFH2's xml files.

That sounds... messy... Your poor computer...

Why don't you try putting in a variable that isn't in the class definitions and see what happens when you try to load the mod?

That isn't a major problem, is it? They already get defensive bonuses, so with Combat promos, they should still be decent vs infantry. Alternatively, give them 20 strength instead?

I am not sure why they didn't make MG gunpowder units but with the restriction that it can't attack. Unit type and the ability to attack or not are not tied together in the xml.

It prevents the mod from loading, actually. You get an xml error and get kicked back to desktop if you screw something up in the xml.

Really? Is that why the FFH2 mod that I was playing with crashes when loading a pre-mod FFH2 save, asking for variables that are not there?

Where do you think the definitions of the variables are defined? Where do you think the AI gets its intelligence from? Where do you think the global warming variables are? Ans: The xml files.

You obviously don't know how the xmls are set up.

The land in Civ4 is very different from Civ3. The combination of base terrain and terrain features can give you a lot of different combos that were not possible in Civ3. In some cases, you will not be able to work all the squares in your BFC. In most cases, you want to build cities to take...

The only thing that sucked about Civ3 was the animated units. It made it more difficult for me to add units and muck around with things compared to the old bmp style Civ2 graphics :)

The entire idea of an "expansion" for Civ5... :D

None. A master of a vassal cannot vassal to someone else unless his vassal breaks free from him.

Oh gods... That's, that's... Mouthwash! Wash. Your. Mouth!

The standard saves don't have those information. Therefore, the programme will break as it tries to look for those data.