Hey everyone, I posted this in the Zambezi thread, but here's the Kongo BNW update:
Kongo - Nzinga Mbande
The Kingdom of Kongo was an African kingdom located in west central Africa in what is now northern Angola, Cabinda, the Republic of the Congo, and the western portion of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. At its greatest extent, it reached from the Atlantic Ocean in the west to the Kwango River in the east, and from the Congo River in the north to the Kwanza River in the south. The kingdom consisted of several core provinces ruled by the Manikongo, but its sphere of influence extended to neighboring kingdoms, such as Ngoyo, Kakongo, Ndongo and Matamba. During the colonial era, it became known due to Kongo's interaction and conflict with the Portuguese.
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Capital: M'banza-Kongo
UA: Glory of the Manikongo: Units ignore terrain costs when moving in any tile adjacent to a River and suffer no attack penalty when fighting across Rivers. Archery Units train 10% faster.
UU: Pombo: Replaces Pikeman. Begins its turn with the same number of movement points as an adjacent Mounted Unit. +33% Defense vs Ranged Attacks. (+25% instead of +50% vs. Mounted Units).
UB: Raffia Mill: Replaces Mint. Provides +1 Raffia, a unique luxury resource. +2 Gold on Dye. (+20% Production Cost. No Gold bonus on Gold or Silver Tiles. Terrain Requirement changed: City must be built adjacent to and maintain at least one Jungle Tile).
BNW Change List:
Screenshots:
Credits:
- Cyon is the author of the original Kongo mod created for Vanilla Civ V. If you enjoy the mod, a great deal of credit belongs to him for both the design and general direction of the civ. In this version he is the author of the UU, UB, and Raffia Resource icons as well as various civlopedia text.
- iamaplayer initially converted the mod for Gods and Kings.
- Pouakai oversaw and provided general direction and initial coding for the Zambezi version of the mod.
- Tomatekh provided coding, BNW conversion, lua, general direction, various civlopedia entries, civ map, DoM screen, minor art corrections and clean-up.
- Leugi is the author of the Nzinga leader screen and icon.
- Pombo
unit graphic by JTitan.
- Music taken from "Anthologie de la Musique Congolaise, vol. 7: Musique des Kongo-Mbata" by Benoît Quersin, the Ludiongo, and Fonti Musicali.
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