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Does anyone have a mod which basically amounts to an extended tech tree that I could use with my world map scenario?

Can someone come up with a mod to deal with these "exploits" in a reasonable manner, without restricting strategy or fundamentally changing anything, but with balancing some numbers?

Heh, I go there, and I've met some of the people in that video. Didn't see Sid Meier though.

For a while I was playing with only ROM, and I remember Ghandi always dieing really quick because he'd get taken over by rebels. I don't know if that still occurs with this patch though.

Is there any way or option to make that not so, or is anything like that in the works?

Do civic specific buildings keep working if the civic required to build them changes?

I don't see the need for them to try to keep an E rating. It's not as if there's a bunch of 6 year olds playing Civ whose mom's won't let them play a 'T' game or anything like that. It's pretty much just teenagers and adults.

Maybe it's easier... I guess that's hard to interpret. It is more restrictive though.

I'm just wondering, what is the source for this 1 unit per tile thing? Is this official word?

I'm not sure if I'm the only person who didn't realize this from the beginning or what, but I'm seeing this... While being allowed to go diagonally, Civ4 was effectively octagonal. At first glance it seems as logistics becomes easier in Civ5 but it in fact becomes harder.

When I install this I get the black squares for terrain. I saw a post about it in the ROM forum and they said to use the full or light version, but it works with the mega version without this on it. I'm gonna try the full version first though.

I couldn't find this anywhere, so what are the differences between the 3 versions?

If I want to install all three of these, is there a particular order in which I need to do it?

How does the food on trade routes work?

Can someone please tell me or point a link to somewhere where trade routes are explained? I cannot find information on how they work now anywhere.