Recent content by terraslayer

I encountered this bug recently as well. The fix is pretty simple. Just save the game right after you settle (before ending your turn), and then reload the save. The game seems to recalcualte everything after loading a save so it should be normal after that.

Wow! I just came across this mod! I was looking for Chiron maps for either civ 4 or civ 5, to make a mod for BE of my own! With your permission, maybe I'll port some of these over for Civ BE! :) Excellent work man! I love it!

Making a tech that reveals the map is very simple in XML. The techs are stored at assets\Gameplay\XML\Technologies CivBETechnologies.xml. All you have to do is go down to any tech, say 'Pioneering', and add the line <MapVisible>true</MapVisible>. And that's it. After you research that tech, the...

Mapscripts changed very little compared to Civ V. So if you made any from Civ V, they are very easy to import to BE. The most significant changes is just the removal of pre-determined city-sate placement, as well as Natural Wonder placements. There's also added a River generator, which auto...

:goodjob::thumbsup::thumbsup: Dude, you rock!

Nah. He's Australian, if he was Asian/Polynesian, they would have him speaking the appropriate language. Right? ARC speaks English, Franco-Iberia speaks French+Spanish, Kavitha speaks Hindi, etc etc.

No village has ever ruined by trade.

My fastest victories have been turn 156 Contact victory with Elodie. And turn 200 Emancipation Victory, also with Elodie. Pure cheese.

Aliens don't attack you at all, unless you are near a nest, and even then, they only attack like 50% of the time. After you clear their nest, they go back to neutral,m so they don't attack you after that. Pretty much they are passive 100% of the time, and only when you are near a nest they...

For most people who haven't played many civ games, or are veterans of strategy games, they may find the AI a big hard, until they learn good strategies. However, for people who's been playing at Diety or other such high levels in previous Civ games, they will find the game very easy. The key is...

You can always change the value to 100% by going to assets\Gameplay\Lua\Quests BuildingChoiceTemplateQuest.lua and changing local TRIGGER_CHANCE to 100. That's an option. Like I did. Then on the next turn you build anything, you instantly get the quest associated with it. It does get kind of...

Every bonus to health that you get is added to empire wide health. The only ones that are local are the buildings. They cap out on city pop. 1 Building health per pop.

As much as people complain about the AI in this game, they forget how stupid the AI was in Vanilla Civ 5 as well. lol That game was also ridiculously easy until subsequent patches fixed that. But, BNW is not that fun anymore with the super nerf to wide empires. All you do is get out 4 cities...

Well to be fair, games like starcraft and Warcraft didn't have great AIs either. They depended on similar buffs as in this game (giving them cheap bonuses and a head start) to make them fairly competent. The problem with making a very good AI is that it's difficult. A human player has the option...

Seems like they took the base code from vanilla Civ 5, modified it, and this is what you get. Hence why we have the same problems we had before the fixes. So now they'll have to do the same basic fixes they already did with the base game. One step forward, two steps backwards.