influence

Thanks to Windfly helping me creating this mod. I personally can't play without the mod anymore. Now you will actually think twice before spamming settlers. I tried to copy the pacing of CIV 5's policy tree which gets more costly with every city you settled - with the new Influence resource...

Gilgamesh's bonus to alliances is cumbersome. You need other civs to agree with you and they have to be close to your location so that you can enjoy the benefits. But if you attack with War-carts, the other civs will hate you anyway. After War-Carts retire, Gilgamesh is basically a leader...

I am producing, for most of the game (till about 100 turn when I gave up) more influence than all 3 other civs. But still my cities get this event, every few turns that I can either revoke one of my civics (or accept other option) or refuse the change. If I refuse it which I usually do as I...

I’m planning on playing a game with many city states, and was wondering if there was a way to speed up the pace at which players earned influence/envoys. Are there any existing mods that increase or double influence or envoys? Or even something to make quests more frequent? Would it be too hard...

This has been discussed a few times, I believe, but not very fruitfully IMO. The issue: the AI still overvalues using Great Diplomats for Influence. In my current game I have managed to create 7 City State Embassies so far (late Modern), making up a third of my World Council votes (and I'm the...

It doesn't matter if I give a CS 1 lvl spearman or 6 lvl tank, I would get the same amount of influence. It should scale with strength and number of promotions of the unit and scale inversely to era, so it's not too weak early game and not too powerful late game.

The title reward is too low to consider it as an option. It gives only 50 influence, so it's about the same as just using a diplomat and it prevents from getting an artifact. I think it should be about 200 influence, or scale with era.

When viewing the City-States screen prior to sending an envoy, I clicked on Geneva and then on the 'Influenced By' bubble so that I could see a breakdown of the envoys from each Civilization. I was leading the way with 8 (as Germany), followed by China and America with 1 each. However, one of...

So, I was playing the Civ4 and Civ5 games a lot, and every game has his unique game mechanics. The last entry in the series, Civ 6, of course has his own new mechanis and improvements, art style and design. I was playing for about 3 or 4 days the new Civ 6 and I have some questions because...

Marla Singers map. Monarch. You can see how strong is Netherlands and France cultural influence, in effect even through others tiles!