Recent content by Asmodean

Yup, you are right @Archanist - I just checked that file, and all the data is in that file, including what I am looking for: Biome requirements. Quite easy to edit too. /Asmodean

Just attempting a cautious bumb to see if anyone knows which file(s) has data on the wonders.

I agree that it would require balance testing. But if the AI is as capable as the player at making use of the increased cap, then I do believe that the increased map sizes warrant it.

Idea: With larger map sizes I think it would make sense to increase the settlement limit. Maybe like this: Large: Base limit 3 as in standard Huge: 4 Massive 4 Giant: 5 Ludicrous: 6 @Gedemon don't know if you would consider incorporating this as part of your mod?

So I'm thinking about relaxing the wonder placement requirements. I think some of the placement requirements are too harsh and make for a less fun game. On the other hand, I don't want a complete free-for-all, so I was thinking about just removing some of the biome requirements. Examples could...

Yes I had considered that, and I am sure it is part of the explanation. However it also happens on buildings that do not replace anything - so as @fLaMaster and @Mr Smith said, this is probably due to modifiers.

So one more thing that has puzzled me is this: When viewing tooltip for buildings (in this case library) it will say that this building will give you +5 science for instance. But then underneath that it will say that you only get 2.72 science. What is this sorcery?

Another question. Is this thread used to report bug, issues or - as in this case - lacking documentation in the Pedia?

Thank you for your answers. It does make sense to have this as part of the game setup. I just wish I was aware of this when setting up the game. I am too far in to start over now. Not sure how fun it will be to kill tigers and hawks with tanks later in the game. But that's on me for not paying...

So on my firlst ever playthrough of this mod. I am almost at the classical era, and a question is starting to pop up in my head: I am still seeing a lot of wild animals. The green man if you will. And I am wondering. Does that ever stop? Will animals keep popping up into the modern era and beyond?

Just fired up Civ IV again after not having played it for at least 10 years or so. It's still one of the greatest iterations of the series. But playing on a 2560 * 1440 monitor does showcase that it is an older game. Especially the size of the minimap. Oooff. Does anyone know of a way to...

I for one, would like to make the minimap bigger....even twice the current size. Is that possible?

I actually hadn't noticed that. So it's a government choice? Not sure I am too fond of that. Actually come to think of it, one of my only real beefs with the game is that once you get far enough into the game, you have sp many policy choices available, that it's hard to make sense of them all...

I like much of the music in Civ VI, and I was especially happy when I heard the Chinese song "Fishing junks at sunset". Since I heard Jean Michel Jarres 1981 recording of that, I have loved that piece. Great that it is included in Civ VI. You can hear the JMJ recording here: /Asmodean

Overall, I would say the Civ VI is a huge leap forward, so definately get it. Yes, there are issues, but those can be overlooked - and if you are able to do that, you get what is in my mind the most immersive Civilization experience since Civ II. Great game.