Recent content by Mavfin

Of course, that's if you find fun in doing everything the fastest, most efficient way. I don't. If I want to do everything as fast as possible, I can go play World of Warcraft and run M+ all day. <Yawn>. The Civ series is always very much in the eye of the beholder. It's in how *you* enjoy...

Fair enough. I'll see what else I find.

Minor issue: Government screen doesn't scroll left/right, so I can only see the edge of Suffrage/last tier governments. It is enough to select them, but is annoying. Don't know if this is a RwF thing or some other mod causing issues.

Start here: https://steamcommunity.com/workshop/filedetails/?id=1126492006 I don't use all of that, but pick through what you want from there to help fill in the holes. It's not as pretty as CQUI, but it doesn't conflict with with stuff as much.

Thanks for the answer, Gedemo!

I turned off CQUI, and replaced it with a selection of other things, and I'm pretty happy with it.

My favorite is 'Historic Speed' by pokiehl. Ages are Marathon-ish, as far as tech/civic turns, but build speed is about like Standard, so you feel like you *did* things in that era, not just built a couple things and the era was over.

Quick question: Saw you had a bunch of updates on your civs/leaders in the past few days, some today, even. Some have JFD's Rule with Faith compatibility, and some do not. Is that something you're working into most of them, or is it hit and miss, and we'll just have to pick through the ones...

You'll just get it all tweaked right and it'll be time for the Gathering Storm...

Actually, to me, an expansion is actually more possible bases for people to mod the game to what I really want. The possibilities are interesting.

In the end, it's your money to spend, or not to spend. Same for the rest of us. We all have opinions, and neither you nor anyone else is going to get to be 'right' in this thread. Some will buy it, some won't, for a variety of reasons.

Or it 'falls back' to the highest previous value in [0, 1, 3, 6]. Either way could work.

Yeah, it's just anecdotal, I have done no actual testing. I suspect I had more than 6 before they were captured, but I'm not sure about that.

Interesting. Had another emergency where Scotland had taken over a CS, and I joined it for the gold, and when I capture Carthage, and liberated it, the 6 envoys were there when I looked the next turn.

Actually, I was involved an emergency last night, where Cree, next to me, had taken over a CS not far from me, and there were 2 other civs in the 'Emergency' group. I had had the most envoys when it was taken, but I had been going back and forth with the others for it.