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I think the Jaguar worriers should have a strength of 6 (like normal swordmen) and hill and city defence bonuses.

If fast food is introduced, I'm hoping that your civ can ban it!

Cool! Great art Oh' mighty cat godess Bast ;)

I agree with these ideas. After all, it's all happening today, why not in CIV?

Imperialistic and Expansive Starting techs: Hunting and Mining UU: Raider - A light horsemen armed with a short slashing sword and two javilans. UB: Slave Barracks - +25% hammers on units only, less unhappyness Favorite Civic: Caste system

Gaius Octavius, can you please add these Great Artists? America: Buddy Holly - musician, song writer Germany: Marlene Dietrich - actress, movie star, stage preformer/singer

I can see the planting of forests to provide for lumbermills or to perhaps, if allowed in the game, to later combat climate change. But planted solely for chopping, no I agree it would be to powerful and would unbalance the game. I think such a tech would come into play during the late...

I think Musketmen should have a +50% bonus versus melee units sinse swordsmanship reached a high order by that period. It would make musketmen a more attractive option to counter other civs macemen for example.

Another possibility is that the silo can be constructed outside the cities fat cross limit and could cost more hammers to do so, but perhaps reduce or eliminate the unhappyness in that city. I also think nuclear silos could be constructed on otherwise useless desert tiles as well...

I still think my idea of needing to construct nuclear silos as a tile improvement a good one.

I think I might have a solution here. whoever builds the Manhatten Project first gets a free nuke silo to place where s/he wants. The nuke silo can be a city tile improvement that can even be placed on desert tiles and could be a requirement for all nuclear warheads. Furthermore, all nukes...

I don't care much for fantasy anything. Just give me good ol' fashioned realism any day! That or nifty sci-fi ;)

This is a good idea and should be implimented. National parks should also bring in gold as well.

For some, greater complexity could also mean more variablility -- which in turn can increase game replay value. Perhaps, but I think it could offer more strategic options. Also, some resources could be found only in certain areas. This in turn can encourage both trade or war. The simple...

Well Khan Quest, I sure as hell got a chuckle out of them and who knows, there's always some resourcefull modders out there....

I would like to see various types of lumber, such as oak, maple, pine or tropical hardwoods like teak. It would make jungles more useful rather than something just to chop down. Agreed to all of these. It would seem however, that it will once again be up to the modders out there to create...

Another good choice for a resource is rubber which is critical nowadays and was first used during the 19th century. Perhaps it could be revealed when the tech Industrialism is researched.

Along with pearls, I always thought platnium would make a great luxury resource and some foods, such as apples, garlic, coconuts and pinnaples could all be climate or regional based. Nickel and titanium would also be nice as the former is used in the manufacturing of high grade steel and other...

Well it wouldn't produce any bonus production (hammers), but as you may have noticed, it does give the option to add two engineers.

As someone who has devoted thier life study in the fields of Paleontology and Comparative Anatomy I'd like to add a national wonder called the "Crystal Palace". Refer to link below for more info. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Crystal_Palace Bonuses: +8 culture, can turn 2 citizens into...