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Alright, thanks for the heads up. I noticed it gave me this banner on the page for my map - "Action required You need to agree to the latest version of the Steam Workshop Agreement before your item can be fully published to the Steam Workshop." For whatever reason, that was only visible on...

I've created a very basic mod which consists of just a map file. I've gone through the steps to submit it to the Steam workshop and I see that it has a status of published. The strange thing is, I don't see it visible on the =Maps&p=1"]Steam workshop website. Do mods need to be approved...

I also had the same problem. I fixed it by just quitting the game I was playing and starting one at a later era that doesn't use religion.

It's possible that it's just the placebo effect, but after installing the new pre-expansion patch (which appears to change a lot of things subtlety) my game which was taking forever between turns, now takes very little time at all to process. Hopefully it was just a regression bug in the...

Has anyone found that the game seems to be taking longer between turns lately as compared to, say a couple weeks ago? For me, I seldom change my game setup, playing the same sized maps with the same amount of opponents. However, in this last week or two, the game seems to be slowing down for...

I submitted this map yesterday in the downloads section but apparently approvals are slow (this is my first Civ map & submission so I'm sort of new to this).... Introducing a large Civilization V map of North America's five Great Lakes. The map spans from northern Minnesota, through...

Guided missiles real strength, for me, is using them offensively. As I conquer each city, I move my stack, usually of 15-30 missiles to the next closest (but fully healthy) city. I then launch them from my city at the next city I wish to conquer. Usually it only takes 6-10 missiles to take a...

Introducing a large Civilization V map of North America's five Great Lakes. The map spans from northern Minnesota, through Wisconsin, Michigan, Ontario and western New York. I laid out each hex using an overlay of Google Maps so the landmasses, rivers and lakes should be very accurate. Below...