Recent content by Lt. George IV

I've had it set on the "original_release_unsupported" Beta version for years.

Yeah it is. I'm running my Beyond the Sword on Steam if that makes any difference.

Just attempted run the mod at home after redownloading it. New gigantic map, try to open worldbuilder on the first turn, and immediatly I'm hit with a MAF error. 🥹

Nah, just this mod for Civ 4. That's why I figured it was a bug, setting, or something I was doing. I tend to avoid the viewscreen because I find it disorienting, but I've been playing without Revolutions on. Just to confirm: you're able to play 10MB Gigantic map games without viewscreens or...

Oh thank God, I knew it had to be something on my end since I saw nothing else about it on the threads. I started replaying this mod recently after a couple years (back when it was still RoM-AND2) and I remember why I loved it. The 4500KB+ game was mainly MAF that popped at the start of turns...

Hey! Love love love the mod, but I have been having issues lately with the save file sizes. I played on a large map, the save file got to 4500KB+, and by the industrial era was crashing every turn. I switched to a standard map size, save file got to 2500KB+, and by the modern era it is crashing...

The Scenario is up to Rev 1079, Rev 1082 is too new.

I've been experiencing an issue (at about the early to mid Industrial Age) wherein when my turn starts, Civ 4 just closes down. There's no error message or anything. It's now happened on two different games and I can't figure out what the issue is. EDIT: Everything is up to date

Excellent, thanks for the help! I've started a game as the Canadians and there are a couple tweaks (mostly little things about cities) that I'd like to suggest: 1) "Yellow Knife" is actually "Yellowknife" 2) Boyd is a very small town, a better choice for that cityname is Prince Albert 3) Given...

I'm a longtime lurker on the forums, but I made an account to discuss a problem I've been having, because I just love this scenairo. My tech costs are either outrageously massive (>18,000,000 beakers) or minuscule (1 beaker). I believe that this issue is related to Realistic Timescale...