... and it's not only the stability system, the collapse and resurrection seems to be odd too. I tried Prussia, 1700AD, Regent, Normal, GIT version and got the following:
- France collapsed after loosing some colonies (why?) and I conquered independant Paris the same turn.
- Independant Bordeaux...
... this is really a lot and bad style programming. It is faster to:
Loop over each city (n)
- Loop over all cities beginning at n+1
- get the owner of the city and do what must be done
For all of you out there using a UNIX command line:
$ mkdir DoC-code
$ cd DoC-code
$ git clone https://github.com/dguenms/Dawn-of-Civilization
Your work clone is now in the sub directory Dawn-of-Civilization
Oops sorry - wrong line number :( - it is line number 1437. Capitalism, Industrialism and PubWelfare belong to "Labor" not to "Economy".
Line 1437:
if iCivicEconomy in [con.iCivicCapitalism, con.iCivicIndustrialism, con.iCivicPublicWelfare]: iCivicStability -= 5
should be:
if iCivicLabor...
I haven't cross checked to the current GIT release but in the download-installer version in File Stability.py Line 1448 ICivicEconomy should be replaced with ICivicLabor
I analyzed this behaviour in old RFC. It is not only the city flip. It's everything!!
If you really want to cripple the AI - reload every turn. The problem is caused by the pre-turn autosave mechanism. The save is done immediately right before the human players turn starts, and before the turns...
When I remember correctly the expansion stability is calculated by something like this:
(<last number foreign plots> - 32)*2/7 - #cities * 7
I hope this helps
Hi BirdOfSand,
1. economic stability is calculated by commerce/pop. So if you don't raise your income/trade when raising the pop, your stability is falling.
2. Rhye has implemented a kind of inflation. So you always have to do something aginst this.
3. whipping means -2 local city...
Finally submitted an entry. I hope it will be accepted...
At turn 322 I interrupted my play and made a save. The next day I was unable to load this save on my desktop (i7 with 4 GB). The load process itself took nearly one hour! I finally got it loaded again on my laptop (i5 with 8GB) and...
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