Recent content by Enyavar

There is a "maps"-subfolder in the installation directory, where you can check on the areas if you don't know them. This doesn't work that well with the adjustable core-areas (like Mongolia who has it expanded after eliminating China, etc.). But yeah, the button is gone. I'm not too sad about it.

Almost that. I do think that players who stuck with the Arabs, Turks and Chinese into the modern era, should be allowed to listen to modern Arab, Turkish and Chinese pop music. I'm pretty certain that there's free-to-use music for every civilization, or at least for each circle of civilizations...

Newly spawned Civs need their due birth protection, and the protection scales according to the strength of the "attacker". Playing a super power France, Prussia gained 100 Musketiers I think? And half as many Bombards when I attacked them in the first round after the birth protection ended...

A bit late for the party here, but I also never cared much about WLTKD and it seems you have not yet settled on a mechanic here, Leoreth? I think it depends in which direction you like to flesh out the WLTKD. For example Core vs periphery, supporting the Stability system: * Cities within core...

Louis XVI is pleased: His DoC playthrough has been going great! The required wonders Notre Dame and Versailles have been built; Paris is a glorious city; nominal colonies have been established on all continents and all that is lacking is the sixth Catholic Cathedral within France; required to...

In my recent French playthrough (still working on it), I think three of the ten Congresses so far were "corrupted" in a way that forced me to reload the game from EoT of two turns earlier, then replay the turn before the Congress. Probably because of the random factor, the new attempt at going...

Hi, still using 1.17.0 as per my download+install in March. I think this is the turn that the third Congress is supposed to start in my gameworld, in 1685. I'm attaching the prior end-of-turn of year 1680. I get these six error messages in succession, and then no congress starts. Skipping ahead...

Yes, I like the idea of adding suspense to revolutions: So, if a civilization changes the government, there might be a chance of shedding cities, or troops rebelling (especially outdated troops). In case that the civilization in question currently rules over another one's territories, there...

Not a fan. Another thing is that the only other civilization that has a "rebel" moving against the parent, is the Roman Empire. Just take China for example, there are several dozen "civil wars" that DoC doesn't adress.

Having a laborer work for 8 turns should do it. On some terrains, it should be made harder. Available at first only under the Welfare State policy, and for all policies with Ecology. It's a pretty good use for idling workers in the late game. But aaaaaactually renewable forestry (in Europe) has...

Hi, there is probably a bug with my winning turn as Korea: the game always crashes when hitting "Next Turn". I will provide other saves if specific ones are needed. Thanks for looking into it.

Hi Si No Hay Paz, are you considering it a legal strategy for you to switch civilizations multiple times in a row? If so, I think it is possible to sabotage all the Western powers from invading South America due to the late start: Begin as Egypt, found only Alexandria as a coastal city and...

Sugar spreading to the new world by 1500 only makes sense if Old Worlders actually discover the Americas by that time. That is not guaranteed in every game. And even if say the Spaniards make it by 1500, I doubt that they had hugely profitable sugar plantations right at the start. I think you...

Those war(colony/religion maps look really interesting. My own 50 cents: The American war map has Iraq and Vietnam as conquest areas. Why? The US had no interest in settling/colonizing Vietnam, they only temporarily occupied the area out of global power concerns. They also didn't want to...

I had the same issue recently, here's the answer that fixed my problems: (Came here because I thought I found a bug; then checked while writing it down and found that the supicious effect was caused by another wonder. So... no bug.)