Cheezy the Wiz
Socialist In A Hurry
http://forums.civfanatics.com/downloads.php?do=file&id=12427
This is basically El Mencey's 362x326 Earth Map, which I imported the Double Your Pleasure, Rise and Rule mod for C3C onto.
I tinkered with the map itself a bit, but you'll notice something strange and important: there are marshes everywhere, and Harbors don't give me trade routes! This is because I applied two features I found worked very well in my INEMONH mod: first, you may only settle on marsh land (which is now called Ideal City Location and has properties identical to grassland); this limits city numbers to a manageable level on these huge maps, and eliminates nonsense city building in Siberia, Africa, S. America, Canada, etc. Second, I gave the ability to make sea trade routes to the Port improvement, to keep trade paths to a minimum. Turn times increase as the AI must calculate and recalculate all potential trade routes each turn, so by limiting them, you can limit AI "think" time, and thus turn times. After all, you only need one port to trade, not ten.
Enjoy, and of course leave comments about the map!
This is basically El Mencey's 362x326 Earth Map, which I imported the Double Your Pleasure, Rise and Rule mod for C3C onto.
I tinkered with the map itself a bit, but you'll notice something strange and important: there are marshes everywhere, and Harbors don't give me trade routes! This is because I applied two features I found worked very well in my INEMONH mod: first, you may only settle on marsh land (which is now called Ideal City Location and has properties identical to grassland); this limits city numbers to a manageable level on these huge maps, and eliminates nonsense city building in Siberia, Africa, S. America, Canada, etc. Second, I gave the ability to make sea trade routes to the Port improvement, to keep trade paths to a minimum. Turn times increase as the AI must calculate and recalculate all potential trade routes each turn, so by limiting them, you can limit AI "think" time, and thus turn times. After all, you only need one port to trade, not ten.
Enjoy, and of course leave comments about the map!