Recent content by Playsoneasy

Bring back sliders. I know they are a bit of a love/hate thing in this forum but I always thought sliders were a good way of adjusting your government's priorities quickly. More in-depth city screens, with a "view city" option like in Civ 2. It was a nice touch that helped with immersion...

Hit a nerve did I? Ah well. Please do not troll. This adds nothing to the discussion and only serves to irritate. leif

The real April fool's joke here is Firaxis actually giving a damn about Civ 6.

When I try to play YnAEMP and CPP together I get a CTD and I was wondering if anyone could advise. I setup resources as per recommendations yet it still doesn't work. Do other things such as map size cause CTDs too since I prefer to play on the largest map possible. Any help/advice appreciated.

Sadly Firaxis/2K are commited to the "streamlined" vision of Civ as set out in Civ 5.

Ah, that worked perfectly. Thanks for your help! Well things seem to be working OK now thanks to Raxo, so I think I'll be fine for now.

I've been running version 40 of C2C for ages now and finally decided to update to V41.2. Unzipped the file in the usual folder (This PC>Documents>My Games>beyond the sword>MODS) but this time the mod crashes and gives me the above error. Any help appreciated.

I've downloaded your mod and had a quick play, and it seems the mods I mentioned do work, apart from the Civ 4 Diplomatic Features. I'm happy to say the mod looks great too!

Just a few rather out-there ideas. Bring back sliders. Seriously, sliders are an excellent way of giving the player control over their empire's spending priorities and allow them to influence culture, science or the treasury. Heck, I'd go further and introduce some sort of taxation mechanism...

This mod looks great but I was wondering if it was compatible with Info Addict, Civ 4 Diplomatic Features and the In Game Editor mods.

I've just noticed Civ 6 Platinum Edition is on sale for £16.46 on the 2K store, and I'm sorely tempted. Now, the Plat. Edition is the all inclusive bundle, right? I just want to make sure I'm getting my money's worth. :D

I've never played Civ 6 but I've been reading a few threads on the Civ 6 forums and I have one question I'd like answered if possible: how big are Civ 6's map sizes? Not just in terms of number of tiles, but compared to how big your cities are (since cities in 6 can seemingly occupy several...

OK.

So what would you suggest? Dowload the beta version from steam, then reinstall C2C?

How has the steam version broke C2C? My C2C installation works fine with my Steam Civ 4. Has there been a new update?