Recent content by Wondian

ANNOUNCE: New update v1.3 released. Attachment and details above...

When renaming a unit, you should also rename (or make a renamed copy of) its relevant folder under art/units/ and the ini file in that folder.

I'm already on it! Need help with Israeli city and leader names though...

Iran is Persia actually (just as Italy is Rome) in my modpack, just renamed to keep a modern day realism.

Wondian Rules v1.2 A Comprehensive Modpack NEW CIVILIZATIONS (Wondiana, Italy, Turkey, Spain and Iran) ADDITIONAL GOVERNMENTS (Fundamentalism, Fascism, Socialist Democracy) ADDITIONAL CITY IMPROVEMENT (Newspaper) ADDITIONAL STRATEGIC & LUXURY RESOURCES (Copper and Cotton) ADDITIONAL...

Actually I did. I witnessed a Persians aircraft carrier escorted with a battleship at the same square. By the way, did any of you tried precision bombing? In my case, it seems that cursor only selects my OWN CITIES for precision bombing!!!

There is an aggression level indicator at the editor > rules > civilizations tab.

I think it has nothing to do with power nor level. I was the most advanced and powerful civ in my game with 11 others on a huge map. America was in war with almost every country and was totally diminished to a single city of size 5. I tried to plant a spy there. After 5 unsuccessful tries, AI...

In addition to all the tips above, I build several galleys to occupy some strategic three-step movement squares of rivals preventing their galleys (typically loaded with a warrior and a settler) from passing to my territory (if map is convenient, of course). This works very well until sea...

Thank you theobaldus, that works for me!

Is there a way to tell which government types that rivals are currently running? (Other than "Investigate City" option) Thx.

God thanks, I am not alone!! A huge map with 12 civs, regent, mid-1600's, no war, just giving orders to a few workers and 15-20 minutes each turn!!! (on a Pentium-II 350 machine with 256Mb RAM)

I didn't mean to be a part of CIV. I used "Reality" for the logical pattern that commands the CIV system. If it comes closer to our everyday vision, we can merely be apt to rule it. This means a better AI that you can communicate with your own terms, not with a simple computer language. Of...

OK Ironfang, it is an option to accept CIV as a game that creates its own (alternative) reality and rules to practice "pure" strategy (such as chess, etc.). But it is fun for me as it becomes closer to be a perfect simulation of the actual reality. In that sense, if something comes "illogical"...

Also rubber does not ever run out. Other strategic resources run out according to a disappearance probability ratio and totally RANDOM. Not depending on whether you use it or not. You can check it at the editor, Rules, Natural Resources tab (Read help for disappearance probability).