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This simple modcomp fixes bugs in CvPlot::canSeeDisplacementPlot(), making range 3+ bombardment more reasonable. As a bonus, it should run a bit faster due to elimination of floating point math. Download Here Before: After:

Here is how I was able to compile the DLL. Thanks to whoward69 and Gedemon for several hints. 1. Download and run http://download.microsoft.com/.../vcsetup.exe. 2. Start Steam and select Library -> Library -> Tools. Find "Sid Meier's Civilization V SDK", right-click it, and select Install...

My main goal with this map was to solve the two most popular complaints about the last map: - Starting positions weren't balanced. - Needs more naval action. I took the easy way out on the first one by using a mirror map, but I think I did a good job of balancing starts with unique resources...

Steps to Reproduce 1. Build the Great Library. 2. Click on the Library (FREE). 3. Click Yes to sell it. 4. End turn. 5. Go to step 2. Expected results You can't sell free buildings. Actual Results You get 18 gold every turn by selling the library.

On the turn Persia's golden age ends, their units end up with an extra move, like 3/2:c5moves:. This makes up for a similar bug where they only get 2/3:c5moves: the first turn of their golden age. The fun comes in when you cross a river or a zone of control. It only charges you 2:c5moves...

Steps to reproduce: 1. Load the saved game. 2. Purchase a bazaar. Expected results: Extra copy of silver and marble. Actual results: Extra copy of silver only.

This thread will be a reference for the best games ever on my favorite settings: Standard Map & Standard Speed.

Introduction If you spend more hammers than are needed to complete something, Civ5 carries them over to the next project. This is called hammer overflow. Production Modifiers Hammer overflow uses the production modifiers from the last item you built. So if you have a stable and want to...

Do you agree with Denniz? Should you avoid taking out loans when there is not enough time left in the game to repay them?

Steps to Reproduce: 1. Load the save 2. Observe that Mumbai has Oxford University. 3. Gift Mumbai to Persia. 4. Build Oxford University in the Capital. Expected Results: The capital should not be allowed to build Oxford University again. Actual Results: You are allowed to build it, and you get...

Warning: this article is obsolete with the .332 patch! Research agreements are less likely to give you techs that you are researching. The exact formula is: Assuming that one of your techs has 0% progress, and solving for C=0%, we get: Researching a tech to 25% blocks it from being picked...

Scenario: You are at 0 happiness, with no immediate way to get more. You can afford to add 1 more population before the -75% penalty stops further growth. Actually, with a bit of micromanaging, you can add 1 more population in every city. The trick is to hit "avoid growth" every time a city...

If you find a barbarian camp with a 50% fortification bonus, wait a turn before attacking. The bonus will decrease to 25% next turn.

Steps to reproduce: 1. Press F6 to open the tech tree. 2. Right click any tech. Expected results: The Civiliopedia opens to that tech. Actual Results: The Civilopedia opens in the background, and is not visibile until the tech tree closes.

The formula for purchasing units and buildings is: GoldCost = int( (30 * Cost * GameSpeedPercent)^0.75 * (1 + HurryCostModifier/100) / 10 ) * 10 Cost = The hammer cost on standard speed. GameSpeedPercent = Modifier for game speed and starting era. HurryCostModifier = A hidden rush-buy...

Merlot has taken over control of your civilization. You're welcome to join them over at Team Merlot.

Let me know if this description of your team is sufficiently flattering and non-spoiler-ish. Charismatic Team Quatronia emphasized exploration and resource acquisition, following the theory that "he who controls the spice controls the universe." Their efforts have made them the happiest...

Let me know if this description of your team is sufficiently flattering and non-spoiler-ish. "Expansive Team Merlot prospered under the benevolent rule of King Indiansmoke, achieving the largest population in the world."

Let me know if this description of your team is sufficiently flattering and non-spoiler-ish. "Imperialistic Team AMAZON used their cheap settlers to build the most cities in the world, and completed the Great Wall to increase their great general rate even more."

Let me know if this description of your team is sufficiently flattering and non-spoiler-ish. "Philosophical Team Mavericks completed the Pyramids, giving them the most powerful specialists in the world."