I've just discovered a feature in RFCCW: force limit! I think it may be useful in this mod too.
First I wondered why I cannot built any troops, then I watched the military advisor and it appeared that I already have too much units.
I see that not only Norse city names list in Italy needs to be expanded...
(I have just discovered that this area is almost empty for them when tried to complete their UHVs)
I think it would be historically correct to leave Lithuanian names in Lithuanian core territories and to replace in other places, not necessarily with Ruthenian only: Polish on the west.
Because it existed until the fall of Constantinople. Alternative: to make it not obsoleting but being replaced with a university (or/and a madrassa) if the city is conquered by a Muslim civ.
The Pandidakterion (the University of Constantinople):
+20% science, +1 or 2 scientists, or only one of these effects
Required tech: maybe Classical Knowledge, not sure
Required religion: Orthodoxy
Obsoletes with: not sure about tech, but somewhere around 1400-1500
How about importing a little feature from the SOI?
Why?
Because there's some cities that change their names with time and some important cities on the same tile which become more significant, for example:
Danish and Norwegian: Roskilde becomes Kjøbenhavn (old spelling before 1906) in 1433...
Has anyone ever tried to destroy Ottomans? I'd say it's almost impossible. They're IMMORTAL. I'm not even talking about their pistolier's zerg rush... I was at war with them for ~230 years, they had ~1700 war weariness, I have razed 24 their cities, including 3 capitals, blocked all their ports...
I have tried to play as Austria for a first time and somewhat agree with gilgames.
The only hard thing was to survive the war with Germany, I have wasted most of my initial army to conquer Augsburg and they didn't want to stop the war without taking it back as a contribution (trying to conquer...
Also I've checked CIV4GameText_RFCE_GPNames.xml, and here's some comments:
+ Ibn Khaldun (born in Tunis, but I think he may belong to any Arabic civ; 1332-1406): Great Scholar
+ Thabit ibn Qurra (Arabia, 826-901): Great Scholar
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