Natan35
Mayor of St. Natansburg
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Ended up pretty mediocre.
Its a nice background, though.
TarcisioCM's Civilizations
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Its a nice background, though.
As if this couldn't get more awkward.
I only touched up the image in places that I found not pleasing most noticeably left arm and face, anything other than that is the work of Tarcisio.
Natan35
Mayor of St. Natansburg
As if this couldn't get more awkward.
I only touched up the image in places that I found not pleasing most noticeably left arm and face, anything other than that is the work of Tarcisio.
You didn't touch the right hand, though.(got it? Right?
)
The Iberians released for the Barbarian Invasion event! Check out More Civs' The Gauls, JFD's The Germans and the upcoming Thrace too!
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Danmacsch
Geheimekabinetsminister
This day just keeps getting better and better! 
It should be, but I'm not sure how the lua for trade routes works.
shaglio
The Prince of Dorkness
That's not how I read it. I interpreted it as "For every different civilization sending a Trade Route to you, gain 1 GAr Point in the Capital." So, if a civilization is sending 5 TRs to you, you only get +1 GAr point, not +5 GAr points.
janboruta
Artistriarch
The Iberians have some great abilities, and the Oppidum is simply the best. Congratulations Tarcisio and Leugi and everyone involved for filling the gap in ancient Europe. I remember playing the Iberians with Ambrox's Mediterranenan civs pack way back in vanilla days of Civ5 - this is a worthy successor.
shaglio
The Prince of Dorkness
And so we are. I'll just slink back to doing my work now. Nothing to see here.
Natan35
Mayor of St. Natansburg
The Iberians released for the Barbarian Invasion event! Check out More Civs' The Gauls, JFD's The Germans and the upcoming Thrace too!
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NOOOOOO!!!!
Im such a fool!
How could i missed this civ?
I already start a old Europe game....
Natan35
Mayor of St. Natansburg
Currently playing vs. The iberians, i found some problems:
1.you can disband units that they gift.
2.they are WAY TOO FRIENDLY. I had two wars with them, yet they keep giving me units and offer me deals that are very much in my favour.
1.you can disband units that they gift.
2.they are WAY TOO FRIENDLY. I had two wars with them, yet they keep giving me units and offer me deals that are very much in my favour.
1. I see no problem.
2. Who is the attacker you or him? if it is him he might have a very high deceptiveness meaning their friendliness is shown inaccurate.
Natan35
Mayor of St. Natansburg
I was the attacker.
(We had a third war, only he didn't survive it.
)We still lack some more civs in there, by the way...
janboruta
Artistriarch
HYPE SUCCESSFUL
Been waiting for and update for the Etruscans. Can't wait, the map looks great.
Been waiting for and update for the Etruscans. Can't wait, the map looks great.
Scapegrace
Obvious Spambot
So, I've had a few thoughts on Bactria... and here they are.
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Bactrian Empire (Eucratides)
Start Bias: Grassland
UA: Opulentissimum Bactrianum
Cities generate +15%
Food when connected to the 
Capital, and the Capital generates +4 
Gold for each City connected to it. Occupied Cities receive a free Courthouse upon Connection to the Capital.
UU: Thorakion (replaces Composite Bowman)
A vastly more expensive version of the Composite Bowman, the Thorakion makes up for it by being faster (base Movement of 4), stronger in both respects (13
/ 13 
vs. 7 / 11 ), possessing the ability to make melee attacks, and starting with Volley and a unique promotion, "Elephantarchs of Diodotus", that grants a +33% bonus against wounded units.
UB: Phroyrion (replaces Market)
Standard Market benefits. Additionally, generates +1 Gold and +5% 
Military Unit Production bonus for each different Major Civilization sending an International Trade Route to you. +3 CS and +25 City HP.
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I've kept the elephant UU and the trade-boosting UB, but I've changed it a bit to get those lovely, delicious elephants out a little faster. Also, the Thorakion was a wooden tower (more commonly called a howdah) put on top of the elephant to house the archers and javelinmen and so forth, while the phroyrion was a garrison for Greek troops in Bactrian cities. If a coffee house can replace a windmill, then a garrison-house can replace a market. =]
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Bactrian Empire (Eucratides)
Start Bias: Grassland
UA: Opulentissimum Bactrianum
Cities generate +15%
Food when connected to the Capital, and the Capital generates +4 Gold for each City connected to it. Occupied Cities receive a free Courthouse upon Connection to the Capital.UU: Thorakion (replaces Composite Bowman)
A vastly more expensive version of the Composite Bowman, the Thorakion makes up for it by being faster (base Movement of 4), stronger in both respects (13
/ 13 vs. 7 / 11 ), possessing the ability to make melee attacks, and starting with Volley and a unique promotion, "Elephantarchs of Diodotus", that grants a +33% bonus against wounded units.UB: Phroyrion (replaces Market)
Standard Market benefits. Additionally, generates +1
Gold and +5% Military Unit Production bonus for each different Major Civilization sending an International Trade Route to you. +3 CS and +25 City HP.---
I've kept the elephant UU and the trade-boosting UB, but I've changed it a bit to get those lovely, delicious elephants out a little faster. Also, the Thorakion was a wooden tower (more commonly called a howdah) put on top of the elephant to house the archers and javelinmen and so forth, while the phroyrion was a garrison for Greek troops in Bactrian cities. If a coffee house can replace a windmill, then a garrison-house can replace a market. =]
