Recent content by trevor

Should Nelson Rockefeller be at the bottom of the American list for, ahem, similar reasons?

Cyrus W Field should absolutely be a Great Engineer.

Given the priors of the Zanj Rebellion, one could also argue for a Muslim civ slave unit that could be used to build mines/farms/orchards in addition to plantations. It'd be really helpful to have a Swahili civ though to better represent the Indian Ocean slave trade & not just leave it to an...

The natural outgrowths of which (cheap land & institutional racism) were suburban sprawl—they're gifts that keep on giving!

Is this necessary though? Before I get to that point, let's talk about what the gunpowder units represent in historical developments: Arquebusier: match-lit, ranged support in the age of shot & pike Musketeer: flintlock, primary field unit that fights in formation Grenadier: grenades, assault...

I've got one from Congresses: File "Popups", line 192, in handle_choice File "Congresses", line 220, in applyIntroduction File "Congresses", line 1030, in selectClaims NameError: global name 'lAmerica' is not defined ERR: Python function PopupLauncher failed, module CvPopupInterface

Just updated to today's commit & getting this too.

For instance these values from China & Ethiopia:

Vikings seems to have really terrible economic stability problems from about the Reformation to the 1900s. A under-the-hood problem I've noticed is that the overall stability score can be -1 or -2 but their level is "collapsing" (with the turn timer still at -1). I've absolutely seen civs...

Didn't we have a multi-page conversation about this a couple years back? Seattle should be a coastal city & able to produce boats. I think the problem here is that the map is Robinson & that emphasizes that California's westernmost point is further west than Oregon & Washington State as...

I mean, he was a corrupt & paranoid wacko but I think I'd shell out a couple bucks to see a Futurama-style Nixon leaderhead.

Who knew Soren would be so on the nose?!

Something to do with insurance? Lloyd's of London started in a coffee house. Similarly, the life insurance industry got it's contemporary start in Scotland. Maybe replace current UP with something else & give the city maintenance bonus to a coffee house/warehouse UB (the idea being that because...

I find that if Vikings/Sweden don't collapse (usually for me in the 1500s/1600s after the Reformation) they become a tech giant on par with England.

That's a pretty damn interesting mod.