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An insightful point. Most people live secularly, but are ostensibly adherents to some faith.

These are excellent. Kudos!

What may have been the original Civ3 design inspired these alternates, as seen in the Civilization III Instruction Manual pp. 22, 51, 56, 144, 147, 164 (USA First Edition, September 2001). Especially p. 164, in Chapter 15 “Reference: Screen by Screen,” where it labels the Menu and Civilopedia...

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This B set of v3 includes many extra icons. PLEASE NOTE: when you add resources with Civ3Edit, you can only add two new resource icons. So you can never use more than twenty-four different icons. Also, you can only add bonus resources, adding luxury resources will crash Civ3, and adding...

Note that the added resources won’t automatically incorporate themselves into your game—to do so you must use Civ3Edit. ...Varicolored backgrounds and kinder, gentler icons.—George H. Bush

Thanks, Marzipan.

They are welcome to use my Menu Buttons or Resource Icons.

Adding it with Civ3Edit and setting its parameters, I know. Then what? Anything else, new files to be created, or other variables to adjust?

No sweat on the help offered. This modpack is interesting. Sacrifice now to SHTN as nonce unto YHWH.—Baal 6:13

Ideally, each size category would have its own British Isles map?

I change conscript-regular-veteran-elite to sofest-soft-hard-hardest. In that way, many of Civ3’s adjectival series can be changed into simple comparisons. (It’s another symptom of the game’s poor writing.) I also make the Wonders generic. My civilizations build “The Observatory,” “Moon...

What I do is go into Civ3Edit and change the Tech Rate setting, so that I discover Gunpowder in the 1400s, Replacable Parts in the 1800s, et cetera.

The number is a “percentage of base cost” variable. The lower the number, the lower the amount of research required to discover new technologies. A tech rate of 50 means only half the base amount of research is required to make a discovery.