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Thx T-Bird, thought it was something along those lines. Nice to see your still ghosting other threads :mischief: .

You could probably ask Thunderbird over in the C2C forums, as I think they had a fix. I can't verify, as my current C2C game is only in the MED Era.

Sounds like the possibility of a) Not updated to 3.19 patch, or b) your winzip isn't updated to 64 bit.

It's stable based on game speed. I've run multiple games in the TH Era without issue. Not entirely accurate. You need to be really paying attention to your sub-category civics, or it can come around and bite you in the ass and you'll wind up losing part of your empire to to civil unrest.

Can confirm on big city pop shenanigan's, especially if you you have a food corp and a few food buildings in your city. CTL+SHFT+T usually works for me in order to fix it. CoM seems to handle the overflow a bit better, depending on civics and city specialists.

No clue on vanilla Civ IV, but base BtS is 4 wonders/2NW per city. IIRC, there's also a city size req for that as well.

I also play Epic or slower speeds, depending what I feel like ( Heh, lol, I have a C2C game that I've been playing for about 3 months now). Maybe it's because I've been playing Civ for so long, that I really don't pay attention to the "Arrggghhhh! So Slow!" factor. So I get what your frustration...

Sure. I'll have to wait for another day off, and take another look at Oligarchy. But sounds interesting.

Huh, that might be interesting to play around with.

From my perspective, Oligarchy splits the difference between Auto and Demo. The problem is, is the way it's structured in the Civics. Think Merchant princes of Venice. Oligarchy only allows a limited number of cities, and it slows sci. The positive being gold generation of course. In the few...

It probably is, and I'm probably naming it wrong. I'll look in the old threads when I get home from work tonight. It does actually. I try to avoid the others as much as possible. On a personal bias, I try to avoid the Oligarchy civic as much as possible. Usual play style is Autocracy...

As you can see, your still going to get integers. It's just the way things are calculated. Additionally, this was the 1st specialized Engineering city I had since the Ancient Era start. I have a couple of others at various locations that arn't as grand as this one, but they do their job...

@ ToastedHCL: Sorry to hear about your health issues. I've noticed as I have gotten older, my health isn't particularly stellar either. With that said, let's see if I can't hopefully answer some of your questions. It would help if you toss up a SS of your settings. Simply click on the fist in...

Ok, Rev tab settings. On the Barb civ options, I've tweaked the parameters a bit. Basically, I've increased the settings by about 50% ( ish, lol), gave them same era techs ( yeah, running into barb rifles was fun.. Not), and generally made them more pissy by checking the fierce natives box (...

OK, here's a quick settings screen grab of the tests I've been using. Side note, weathers playing havoc with my Inet. The reason I chose BW is it allows me to tweak Rev Index settings. Additionally, for some reason I haven't figured out yet ( Still experimenting), it makes the AI's extra spicy...

Sure thing. My next day off I'll see what the settings are on the current game.

Fair enough. If I had the time, I'd take a look at and see what's what :crazyeye:. Unfortunately, I haven't had enough time to mod in years (gotta love how work is always a priority :(). That said, messing around with those 2 tab options has led to some rather interesting games. Always...

RevDcm tab, and A New Dawn tab respectively. There's options there to adjust the AI thresh holds on the DCM tab, and some more options on the AND tab. Granted, I like playing Barbarian world, but it's my experience that adjusting options from base settings also affects AI civs. As a side thought...

Just an observation, but peeps are aware that you can tweak AI behavior in the BUG options menu, right?

Platy's is a separate DL, just like Blue Marble. IIRC, ROM AND, ROM AND 2, and several other biggy mods started using assets when Platy created some of his fun toys. Similar situation when Blue Marble came out. I think the main take away was Platy using mostly python for all of his creations...