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Looks like they initially messed up precisely those 2 prices (russian and brazilian). It was 3.59 in brazil and 4049 in russia; and now it's 40.49 in brazil, and 359 here in russia (about 11 usd).

And here is the current russian price: 4049 rub. ~ 100 euro, 130 usd...

The only way to get an opposite effect, that I found, is to disband a combat land unit in the city.

I found a likely source of this negative culture. It is caused by the Military Caste policy, and is connected to the "positive" bug I described in my thread http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=465889 . As I said there, with Military Caste policy, when a combat land unit (either...

Noticed in my current game (my first with G&K), and then confirmed it in a settler/quick/duel/Napoleon. If you build a land unit in a city, that already has one garrisoned, the city will get +2 more to culture (from policies). If then you move the unit out of the city, that extra +2...

lurker's comment: judging by the last screenshot, you are 6 turns away from a golden age perhaps you shouldn't grow any cities in the meantime... (namely Akkad) good luck

lurker's comment: Actually, you only need to be the last civ to control it's own capital. I won my very first game by conquering Athens, after the Greeks conquered all the other civs.

Expected the obsolete frigates fix in this patch... (Frigates still go obsolete with electricity, while the Destroyers are available with Combustion. And the Caravels correctly go obsolete with Combustion. Or is it as intended?...)

Lurker's comment: When your worker has 1 turn left to hook up the resource, cancel the order and give it again. You'll get your resource instantly, and can do with it whatever you want. At least, it worked for me. Nice game, by the way. Good reading. Too bad, I don't have the DLC's...

If it's possible, you could consider buying open borders from Bismark before declaring war. That would allow you to move some units (2 horses + warrior?) to the other side of Hamburg, to prevent it from being taken back the next turn after capture. I prefer buying OB to exchanging, because they...

For now, you seem to be making plans, based only on the locations of siam's cities, without any real knowledge of it's army. Several turns from attacking (8-10) you should use your warriors and first horsemen('s) to do a bit of scouting. About the second city. It will be easy to take (just...

True, but the AI can't stop you from befriending a city-state, and two friendly city-states give about as good bonuses, except resources, as one allied one (and require about the same gold). Currently that would probably provoke the AI into war with you, but making the AI less of a homicidal...

IMO that should be achieved by a simple edit of the current supply system: 1) 10 units (maybe less) over supply limit should give -100% production (now, if I'm not mistaken, the maximum penalty is 70%); 2) increase rushbuying costs for going over supply limit, and prohibit rushbuying at the...

Lurker comment: Actually, Hostile city-states are better to keep, if you want to conquer some others. Influence with hostile city-states keeps decreasing at 1 per turn, while with non-hostile it starts decreasing faster (1.34 after declaring war at 3 city-states, I believe).

As long as you build the roads only to connect cities, they'll more or less pay for themselves. Wait till you get a 1000 gold, then buy yourself some maritime city-state. Try hard to keep that alliance. When you'll have more excess gold, buy a second maritime one. Third is not so important, but...

I asked Bismark, what does he want to make peace with Oslo (one of my allies) - and he said, he'll make peace for free (they've been warring for several dozen turns, and I've been Oslo's ally for about a dozen turns less).

I did, but I believe that was the only tech available for research at the moment (gunpowder or steel)...

If all the cities will have about the same culture output (and that will be the case, since you'll need all the culture buildings, probably), then building the second, third and fourth cities will actually help you. 2 cities: 1.3x cost, 2x culture; 3 cities(compared to 2): 1.3x cost, 1.5x...

As I understand, it only cuts off trade route - reduces income. And then, only if the city is not connected by road. And your ship must be in the city's fire radius. So, it's quite useless. (Especially against AI, IMO, as you don't see many intercontinental AI empires...)

IMO, for naval units it is better to go first for logistics (4 promotions): that allows you to accumulate XP quicker and allows moving after the 2nd shot as well, making you, in some cases, invincible (especially with current naval AI). Then you can take range.