JZoC Mod: Simple Zone of Control

[JZoC Mod]


; This option allows you to turn this mod on/off.
; True - This will activate the JFort Mod.
; False - This will deactivate the JFort Mod.
; Default = True
JZoC Features Enabled = True


; ######## These options let you control what abilities the center tile ########
; ######## of a Zone of Control will have to use on passing enemy units. ########


; Should units movement be treated as 1 when moving inside an
; enemy Zone of Control.
; True - Units only move 1 square at a time in enemy ZoC.
; False - Units get no movement penalty inside enemy ZoC.
; Default = True
ZoC Slows Enemy Movement = True


; ######## These options allow control over the specific abilities of Forts. ########


; Should the Forts get an attack on enemy units when they pass the fort.
; True - Forts can attack passing enemy units.
; False - Forts will not attack passing enemy units.
; Default = True
Forts Can Attack Enemy = True


; How many units must man a Zone of Control for its abilities to take effect.
; If you do not have atleast this number of units in a fort it will not slow or
; attack enemy units.
; This number must be an integar equal to 0 or higher.
; If value is less then 0 then it will default to 1.
; If value is 0 then all forts will fire on all units.
; Default = 1
Fort Required Staff Units = 1


; What is the base percent chance that Forts will hit any given unit.
; Valid values are 1 to 100.
; All other values will default to 75.
; Default = 75
Fort Base Attack Chance = 75


; What is the max percent damage that a single Fort attack can do to a unit.
; Valid values are 1 to 100.
; All other values will default to 20.
; Default = 20
Fort Base Max Attack Damage = 20


; Should multiple Forts covering the same tile give a bonus to the max damage
; those forts can deal to units in that tile in a single attack.
; Example, if 3 Forts are all adjacent to the same desert tile, then they would have
; a chance to do slightly more damage to units in that one desert tile then they would
; in tiles that only 1 or 2 forts were adjacent to.
; True - Multiple Fort coverage gives max damage bonus.
; False - No bonus for multiple Forts around a tile.
; Default = True
Fort Network Gives Max Damage Bonus = True


; If 'Fort Network Gives Max Damage Bonus = True'
; For each Fort after the first, this bonus will be added to max damage for each fort attack.
; This cumulative bonus is added to all forts sharing a given tile.
; Example, Rome has the following Zone of Control
;
; hill1 hill2 hill3
; fort1 fort2 fort3
;
; snow1 snow2 hill4
; unitA unitB fort4
;
; hill5 hill6 hill7
; fort5 fort6 fort7
;
; and going with the default values of 'Fort Base Max Attack Damage = 20'
; and 'Fort Network Max Damage Modifier = 5'.
; This gives fort1, fort2, fort5, and fort6 a max damage of 40 percent per hit on unitA.
; All seven forts would then have a max damage of 55 percent on unitB.
;
; The valid values are -100 to 100.
; Default = 5
Fort Network Max Damage Modifier = 5


; !! IMPORTANT NOTE !!: This option is not implimented yet. Please ignore it.
;
; What is the max number of times a single Fort can attack any given player turn.
; Note: In a game with 7 players (6 players + the barbarians) each fort will
; be able to attack this many times on each player's turn, for a total
; of 7 times this value in attacks each game turn.
; 0 will give Forts infinate attacks.
; Default = 20
Fort Max Attacks Per Player Turn = 20




; ######## These are misc options. ########


; Do you want to see messages when units are slowed or attack by forts.
; True - Show all ZoC messages.
; False - Don't show ZoC messages.
; Default = True
Show ZoC Messages = True