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Arranging great works is a pain again: you have to click, hold and scroll if you want to move a great work to a venue that’s out of view. This was introduced in the last patch, then quickly patched out, but it’s back. :mad:

I have learned a LOT from this thread! Merci à toutes et à tous!

Not quite, but I just restarted a game where I was boxed in by two civs. I managed to get down a second city, but already it was suffering from a minor loyalty problem. But there was no way to settle a third city without incurring a loyalty penalty of 15+. There was no way I could overcome...

I don’t want to devalue the achievements of our Spanish friends, but if they were going for a “colonial international trade” theme, perhaps they should have included the Dutch East India Company instead? I *suspect* it’s better known. It’s considered the world’s first transnational publicly...

This happens ALL THE TIME. It makes no sense. It is very frustrating :mad:

It's the same with a cultural victory. The AI places no value on works of art, so you can clear them out of all of their art works in a single deal, where you offer something like 1 lux. The only limit seems to be whether you have space to hold the works. So take your time building...

I'm playing a game now where I'm formally at peace with Australia, but where I'm prompted to attack their units when they're in range. I can attack and kill them, with no impact on my friendly relations with John Curtin. I've stolen several settlers this way. This is the first time I'm seen...

I noticed this as well. You can tack as many of their artworks onto a trade and they'll gladly give them away. The only limit is whether you have space. So there's no longer competition for artworks. If a competitor nabs an artist you want, just pay 'em a dollar and take all the pieces in a trade.

I've just finished a game and have had a similar experience to some posters. I found the AIs to be very friendly as well. For pretty much the entire game. There was one joint declaration of war, but that was soon over. I didn't get a sense of any rising hostility as I approached by cultural...

Hi all I encountered the same problem, but fixed it after doing the following. I hope that this helps someone. :) - I reinstalled the game, but found that I was still being returned to the start menu. - It was only after unsubscribing from the following mods that I was able to play: AI Free...

I don't have anything useful to say, but I *love* the thread title.

Sounds good to me, but is there any historical precedent for my cassus belli idea? On reflection, war over stolen art could be a bit of an overreaction. On the flip side, it's also galling to think that your art could be stolen with impunity.

I wonder if that should be a cassus belli? "War of cultural liberation" or something? You suffer no war monger penalty if you sue only for stolen items. Could also include archeological items taken from your territory.

Maybe we need an Elimination Thread Elimination Thread? We'll keep the top 3 and eliminate the rest?

Those muscles tho :love:

Did they use the alert function? Is it actually working now?

Actually, after another game I'm finding that it just does not work, whether reacting to barbs or civs I'm at war with. Could it be inconsistent from game to game?

I think that this is the problem. In a war with another Civ my "alert" archers are activating. I can't believe that barbs are excluded?!?

I've corrected the patch notes: "Added “Alert” button for units (actual function to be added later) Put a unit to sleep until they spot an enemy unit and stay asleep."

I started a new game last night after downloading the Winter patch, no mods. I'm finding that my archers/ranged defence units are NOT waking up from "alert" when a barbarian or enemy comes within firing range. It looks like others are reporting this problem on the Steam forums, although some...