Izmir Stinger
Deity
Edit the config.ini file found in "My Documents">"My Games">"Civilization V"
Under the heading [Disable Systems] change the value of the Combat element from 0 to 1 (which is backwards by industry standards - more evidence that however talented these guys are at making strategy games, they are inept software engineers)
There is another ini element in that file or another with a name to the effect of "Force quick combat." As far as I can tell, that one does nothing.
This is not a perfect solution; I think this setting is for debugging purposes. When you attack on your turn, after combat is resolved the screen may shift away to center on the "next unit" before you have a chance to view the results. Even so, this is vastly preferable to watching the same crappy fight scenes over and over.
It may be my imagination, but time between turns now feels shorter, as if these animations were being processed for battles taking place under the fog of war. If they are... that is simply inexcusably inefficient design. The coder responsible for that module should be tied to a post and flogged.
Under the heading [Disable Systems] change the value of the Combat element from 0 to 1 (which is backwards by industry standards - more evidence that however talented these guys are at making strategy games, they are inept software engineers)
There is another ini element in that file or another with a name to the effect of "Force quick combat." As far as I can tell, that one does nothing.
This is not a perfect solution; I think this setting is for debugging purposes. When you attack on your turn, after combat is resolved the screen may shift away to center on the "next unit" before you have a chance to view the results. Even so, this is vastly preferable to watching the same crappy fight scenes over and over.
It may be my imagination, but time between turns now feels shorter, as if these animations were being processed for battles taking place under the fog of war. If they are... that is simply inexcusably inefficient design. The coder responsible for that module should be tied to a post and flogged.
