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Thank you for clarifying! One more question: Why does a farm on rice only give a +1 food bonus while farms on wheat and corn give +2? Especially given that IRL rice growing regions support huge populations.

Why can't I build a farm on this irrigated flatland tile after researching construction?

What is causing this blockade? I'm in WB to confirm that its not an invisible unit.

Opinion: there should be a "resist force" promotion like "resist poison" or "resist lightening"

I am really enjoying the new revolutions system. It seems to produce much more logical results than the previous one in my opinion.

Here it is. Unrestricted leaders doesn't seem to have worked (everyone's leaders are leaders their civ can have) so maybe I made a mistake when doing that setting. I'll run more tests later. In the meantime enjoy my Illian conundrum.

It seems to be all barbarians actually. I haven't had time to test it, but if its not showing up with other games, I wonder if its something to do with unrestricted leaders, i.e. barbarian happened to be assigned a leader with the slaver trait.

I've noticed a lot of animals spawn with the slaver promotion. Any idea why?

Story checks out Thank you!

Does a city not on the coast but connected to water by a fort have the ability to build ships?

Python exception when looking at demographics screen in the "end credits" after being defeated.

You can also induce it with Gibbon Goetia

Revolutions really punishes early rush games, which is realistic (early empires like the Akkadian empire or Alexander the Great's empire were extremely unstable), but punishes the Doviello and Clan of Embers more than others.

re 1: if you start it as a Custom Scenario you should be able to enable revolutions as one of the options

Is there any reason I shouldn't set the city distance limit to 1? Its always seemed really unrealistic to me that cities can't be built one tile apart, and I want to be able to settle colonial forts like IRL Hong Kong and Macau on already inhabited continents if there's a gap to claim...

Sorry if this is pushy, but is there a plan to include the recent MNAI updates (e.g. mnai-2.9.2-1u) with extramodmod? Or is there an easy way to merge the changes in myself?

The Carthaginians have a really rough starting location. No production tiles (hills, quarries, etc.) within the BFC of the starting city

Pressed "Examine City" as the Sassanids and got this error. Couldn't clear it by pressing "ok" repeatedly

Unhappiness contributes to instability. So does unrest and unhealthiness. So does mismatched religion. All of these things can be influenced through espionage. Another common tactic is to use privateers to get oversees colonies to revolt by cutting off their trade to the mainland. Not being...

There is a tile without a province in Iraq.