Recent content by mrjepson

One thing I haven't seen mentioned is you can pay gold to instantly heal your troops if they are in your territory. So if you can use the advice above about positioning your troops in your land in a good spot to catch their incoming army, keep your guys alive, instantly heal your entire army...

One key thing it to have demands before starting a war. Cities seem to cost about 80 while territories are around 40. But these can drop to just 10 if demanded before the war starts. If you can pile up a bunch of demands before starting a war I've had the AI just give in on a few territories to...

I honestly thought excluding some leaders was part of the game setup, I just always have YnAMP turned on I guess.

I often play with 2 or three others in multi-player games. We The People has proven to be the most captivating out of all available Civ games for multi-player.

Forests seem to decrease the odds of getting expanded to.

I still see this problem happening often. The only dangerous thing is if you hit fortify and then the next turn forget to wake up the unit.

Another strange feature of starting a game in a later era is your cities get bonus tiles upon founding. I have found this bonus actually keeps increasing with each additional city founded until you are getting six hexes in every direction. If you focus hard on putting out settlers you can have a...

The railroads drastically reduce the movement cost of you tiles and you can build them in whatever route you want. If you follow where your traders are going there is a big increase in their gold on their trade routes. Your first two cities you connect also gets you some era score. The downside...

I'm not sure on the exact numbers but trade routes that run along along railroads are worth way more.

Thank you for figuring that out. In the end my land start is going crazy well. I'll turn off the mod for my next game.

Interesting. I didn't try a new start as my game was going to good to stop. I'll have to try a few more and see if all mine are land as well.

So I fired up a game today to try out the Maori now that I've tried out a few of the other mechanics with other civs. I was very surprised to start on land instead of in the ocean. I was one tile away from the coast. I could have left but starting on the edge of a jungle full of resources was...

The units and railroads must contribute a lot. I only ran a coal plant for a very short time before getting all of my power from renewable sources. But I had a lot of railroads and my CO2 was quickly above a thousand, now the coastal flooding has gotten intense. As a side note putting the...

A lot of the earth maps have both features and they are conveniently close for the american start.

This problem comes up whenever a all spaces adjacent a unit cost more movement than the unit has. For instance a warrior with all jungle hills beside it. The game doesn't seem to know you can always move at least one square regardless of the terrain cost and so it just skips the unit.