removing the XP cap on fighting barbarians
- Thread starter kattana
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Look in GlobalDefines.xml
ANIMAL_MAX_XP_VALUE and BARBARIAN_MAX_XP_VALUE. But, beware. Setting it too high can make barbarians xp farms (I got two archers with all possible upgrades in one game with extremely high barbarian settings
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ANIMAL_MAX_XP_VALUE and BARBARIAN_MAX_XP_VALUE. But, beware. Setting it too high can make barbarians xp farms (I got two archers with all possible upgrades in one game with extremely high barbarian settings
)
The_J, Thanks for the warm welcome, I may be new here at the forum, but I started playing Civ more than 10 years ago and am still a fan.
Yes, I do use Windows 7. I rightclicked the designated folder and de-marked the "read only" box and confirmed the operation, a Windows pop-up says the administrator needs to confirm, as I am the admin (I use my own personal PC) and using the admin-account I grant myself permission. But when I right-click again on the folder, the box is marked again for "read only".
Any ideas?
Yes, I do use Windows 7. I rightclicked the designated folder and de-marked the "read only" box and confirmed the operation, a Windows pop-up says the administrator needs to confirm, as I am the admin (I use my own personal PC) and using the admin-account I grant myself permission. But when I right-click again on the folder, the box is marked again for "read only".
Any ideas?
Afforess
The White Wizard
Turn off UAC.
Ringan
Varangian
Happened to me on Win 7 too. One "easy" fix is to reinstall Civ in a non Program Files directory.
If you want to keep it where it is, edit the folder permissions to say that <Your commonly used admin username> is the owner.
If you want to keep it where it is, edit the folder permissions to say that <Your commonly used admin username> is the owner.
No offense Afforess, but disabling UAC is an easy way to make your computer much more vulnerable. With most recent studies showing that virus scanners miss a lot of malware, UAC is a good thing to have.
Afforess
The White Wizard
If you're savvy enough to be editing XML, you're savvy enough to turn off UAC. It's like taking training wheels off a bike.
