Recent content by Ramalhão

Could a limit for religious units be a solution? At least there won't be a lot of units battling in your territory limiting the movements of your own units.

Or at least put the complete information: "must be in your territory and close to a holy site".

I think this article would add something to this discussion :)

I liked the new barbarian behavior. The only thing I would change is avoiding the appearance of horsemen until 30~40% of civilizations get the corresponding technology. It is very hard to deal with two horsemen and a mounted archer that appear in less than first 20 turns of the game. Two...

I don't think a "great revolutionary" is necessary. If you have a great amount of slaves they will revolt, it's a fact. Consequences would be a huge barbarian camp (like Quilombos that existed in Brazil) or even the citizen taking over the city, maybe giving the authority to the civilization...

Barbarian becoming cities would be a great challenge to the game if it is always at war with everyone. Can you imagine a barbarian tribe being on the same place for centuries without developing itself into a civilization? Another way is when barbarians capture a settler and no one gets it in a...

My wishlist: 1) Holy wars casus belli must not increase warmonger penalty for civilizations who follows the same religion. It should even make them inclined to join the holy war. On the other hand, civs that follow the attacked religion should increase warmonger penalty and be inclined to join...

Don't forget that barbarian scouts will be strengthened too. Sometimes it's hard to deal with barbarian scouts, so it will surely make the game harder in early game. I also agree with another recon unit. Cartography would be a nice spot for this new unit, but again, barbarians will be able to...

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In my last game as Japan, I couldn't found a religion. My neighbour China got Buddhism and spread in some of my cities. I easily conquered all its cities and "got" a religion to spread the world and avoid losing due religion. While my civilization has a different religion, no AI would win. Then...

I keep them in prision until the other civ get one of my spies. Then I exchange them, AI always accept it.

I think that when a quantity of players (maybe 50%) research privateers, there should be barbarians as "pirates", usually using some small and unused isles in the ocean as headquarter. These pirates should hunt traders that went into the sea. It would add some challenge to the game, as traders...

I had the same. I would denounce if I could, but there was no way to do that. Protectorate causus belli seems to have no effect, that option simply never appears in the game. I had no way protect that city state unless I declare war to the aggressor (and getting the "warmonger" penalty). And...

Does anyone knows if wonders can be rebuilt if I raze a city where it was built? One day I'll try it.

I had this issue without having built Mont St. Michel. I think it was due the huge amount of apostles I've done in that game. There may be a limit of each promotion. I noticed that my two or three last apostles that could promote had only one choice of promotion, then even this choice was gone too.