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Russia answer to calls for cease-fire: killing more children than ever. https://www.nbcnews.com/world/ukraine/kyiv-mourns-russian-attack-killed-31-people-5-children-rcna222424 The death toll rose overnight as emergency crews continued to dig through rubble. The Russian barrage demolished a...

done !

I actually think they made a critical mistake here, as the game play change they introduced required a lot more than 10 civs by era, they've shoot themselves in the foot by creating so many unique stuffs per civ. So that richness should have been done with a classic release, while they had to...

maybe because people inside that administration were also convinced Russia was desperate enough at that time to really use nuclear weapons.

I mean is there a difference worth keeping this one updated, as my modding time is quite limited, and I'd prefer to maintain YnAMP

is there still an interest in this mod now that there is Enduring Empires ? https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3507395236

missed a few news ? https://www.politico.eu/article/zelenskyy-on-anti-corruption-u-turn-no-one-is-willing-to-risk-eu-integration/

implementation is the problem, not the concept. Terrible UI didn't help, it's the second reason mentioned in the negative reviews. IMO ages transition especially is the worst issue, negatively impacting the switch, the mandatory switch being second, that should be optional. And HK performing...

HK was never marketed as a civ killer, that's a result of influencers usual click-bait behaviour, denounced by Amplitude. agree, but not my point at all.

they only fail compared to previous versions of civs, they are more successful compared to all other civ-like games.

if HK as failed, which I disagree, what to say of Millennia or Ara, which don't have civ switching?

no it's older news.

for those who want to try: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3507395236

doing both at the same time is the big mistake, it will alienate switching to the player's base for generations, which is sad, because I'm still convinced there are implementations of civ-switching that can work. HK with geographic unlocking was the best version of a modded civ game I played...

Maybe it's because I'm seeing it from code/modder perspective. It's the age transition that change the rules and your game plan. As in: the entire game's database is actually wiped and a new one is created at each transition, and you're playing a different game after reloading. Even if you...