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I have seen you guys posting about this "Immersion" a lot. But personally, I couldn't care less. I want a fun game and if that means that my civ changes every once and a while, all the better. Same for my neighbours. Countries change, if only because their leaders change. The problem I had with...

That may work for very empty maps, but by the time you can slot in those cards in my experience all city states will already have been met by an AI, so the free envoy is gone. I do wait with sending my first envoy until I can slot in DL, but slot it out on the next switch.

@The_J You consistently call it Aria, with an I in it, in the thread title and announcement but the name is Ara. Looks like an interesting game. Not a fan of the graphics but I am sure I will get over that if the gameplay is good.

Ever since some random patch the AI started razing city states. I HATE it! I just lost Auckland, that provided me tons of sea production and there is nothing I can do about it. Would it be possible to block this by a mod? At least I can then try to liberate my favorite city states.

So I have been looking under my Christmas Tree but the present @PiR promised is still not there :sad:. Is there a release date for the next patch?

Ah thanks Solver, that is good to hear, I did not realize you guys actually had found something. Curious to see how the counter spionage works. I do not know if it is a coincedence but I had a lot more spies destroying my walls recently, and the spy being discovered did not stop them. So I was...

There are several good changes here. But even when Dale acknowledged that there are several ways you can get bypassed penalties for your whole family (and recursively to newborns) without deserving them (I have a posted a still reproducable save for one of them, but got them in other ways too)...

My apologies about that previous post. I really should calm down before I start posting. Maybe not post in the middle of the night at all :). Anyway, the autosave of post 24 is the end of the turn before my regent abdicates again in favor of the legitimate heir. End turn, accept the throne and...

It seems there are several way this triggers. Could you please provide an opion to set the bypassed penalty to zero? Or is there some XML file I can edit? As you may have noticed, managing my court, governors etc is what makes this game so much fun for me. But this is very annoying and I don't...

I noticed that my newfounded city immediately got my state religion. Is that an undocumented feature, did I read over it or just coincedence?

Here is another example: My heir was only 9 years old so I got a regent. When she took the throne: everybody felt bypassed.

Unfortunately Old World is just too addictive, so I played on despite being annoyed. :) . I will see what autosave I can find before and after next time. One thing I noticed is that in my game Pieface also took the throne of another country. Don't remember from my earlier games but I do see it...

Is there any sight on a solution for this? Once again everyone hates me because I bypassed them. I am 100% sure this was not the case a few turns ago. I have no problem with court members not liking me for religion or archetype, but getting -40 for all important characters for no reason is...

I can no longer remove the texts by ALT-clicking on the X on my map remarks. I use those to plan out my adjacencies and remove them when done. Now I have a very cluttered map. Instead of fixing this, even better would be to let me create (and remove) real map markers so I can see on the map what...

I once again have Bypassed penalties for all of my court members, including my 1 year old daughter.

Yeah it seems the biggest changes are not in the change list. I will see if I can get used to the smaller tooltip fonts but it seems I can use SHIFT again on the tooltips and that is the main feature of this patch which makes the game much more playable so good job! I also see that it takes a...

I mailed the save. I am pretty sure it is not just Babylonians, I saw the negmods before while checking why they did not like me.

In the autosave there are three persons mad at me for bypassing them: Duke Marduk, Duke Kurigalzu and Tabni Ishar. The dead queen Kashaya was the oldest daughter and my King the oldest son of her. So do they use other succession laws to determine they are bypassed?

I do tend to take the same laws also, but like PiR said, it is playing style. For example, I usually switch from Slavery to Freedom later on to get less discontent and more science, which are also very important. I always take Exploration, accidental culture is nice but ongoing resource cost and...

I noticed in earlier games I got penalties from several characters for bypassing them while I was sure I did not. I almost never change the heir. I shrugged, maybe I had forgotten. But in my current game I am 100% sure I never changed the Heir or abdicated. Yet now I get The Pretender event...