AG's Tweaks Mod

amateurgamer88 · Sep 14, 2021

AG's Tweaks Mod

Overview:

AG's Tweaks Mod began, as the name suggested, as a simple tweak mod with a few number changes. As time went, my ambition for it grew and I integrated my past modular mods along with some of the popular modmods. As of now, I'm unsure how big the scope of this mod will be. However, the goal is to have an overhaul mod that plays quite differently from Vox Populi. The mod is very much a work in progress. It is being regularly (as much as free time allows) updated with ideally a new patch every month. Maybe, after a few years, we'll see a mod that's more polished and offers enough for people to want to play it.

Now, let's discuss briefly what this mod has to offer.

New Eras:
As of this moment, the eras available in this mod are, in chronological order:
Neolithic, Copper, Bronze, Iron (formerly Ancient), Early Classical, Classical, Late Classical, Medieval, Renaissance, Enlightenment, Industrial, Machine, Modern, Atomic, Information

The underlined eras aren't available in base VP and they all come with their own technologies. Iron Era, previously Ancient Era, and Classical Era have gone through a big rework so they will be quite different from base VP as well. Other techs might be moved around as well.

More Eras are expected to be added to the late game. There are no further details on them.

The Enlightenment Era is found here. All credits goes to those who worked on the mod. The mod is fully integrated into my mod so one needn't worry about compatibility or even downloading the original mod.

New Buildings:
New buildings are added to all the eras. Due to time limitations, the additions are largely focused on the eras prior to Medieval Era. As the early game become more developed, expect more buildings to be gradually added to the eras.

New Units:
New groups can be grouped into the following: shared, regional, mercenary, barbarian and slave.

Shared units:
These units are available to all civilization unless they have a replacement. The shared units are meant to fill some gaps or niches to provide more options when it comes to building up a military.

Regional units:
These units are part of the regional system. For more information, please see Regional System.

Mercenary units:
These units are purchasable by Gold only and have their own sets of promotions to pick with. They are generally limited in quantity but make up with their quality and other benefits like never needing strategic resources.

Barbarian units:
These units will greatly bolster the ranks of the barbarians making barbarians an actual threat in the early to mid game. Don't underestimate them as they will make your fights challenging with their unique group of units and promotions.

Slave units:
These units are cheap options that are weaker than your standard units. They require the Slave strategic resource.

More Wonders:
As of this moment, the mod doesn't add any new Wonders except those from More Wonders for VP. All credits go to those who work on the mod. Like the Enlightenment Era mod, the More Wonders mod is also fully integrated. However, it did go through massive reworks to accommodate the new mechanics and focus of this mod.

Regional System:
All civilizations are place into a 'region' or group. Each region has its own unique units and bonuses that differentiate them from other regions. Bonus are currently being worked on but some rough ideas include: special beliefs, new promotions, bonuses to buildings/improvements.

New Promotion System:
There are many promotions that are reused but they will function different in terms of what they can offer and, with mutual exclusivity, the pathing for promotions differ greatly from VP. Careful choices have to be made because it's much harder to grab every single promotion. The end goal is for more specialized options that provide a noticeable boosts to any units. The specialization can make it an interesting experience when it comes to deciding upon what to take on what units.

New Resources:
There are new strategic resources introduced. Slave was introduced in the Bronze Era and used/produced by units and buildings. Energy, Steel, Ammunition and Explosives are introduced in Enlightenment and Industrial Eras to change the focuses of the late mid-game in terms of economy and military.

New/Changed Mechanics:
The mechanics/changes at various degree of progress are mentioned here:

Most units now cost Population and halts City growth. To build an army, you will have to sacrifice the growth of your Cities. These will result in much smaller Cities in the early game.
Expansion has been slowed greatly in the early game to avoid much of the map occupied within the first two eras. Settlers are unlocked later and requires a larger population before they can be built.
The religion system is being reworked with new buildings, Pantheons and other changes
Overall yields (from buildings, improvements, policies, etc) decreased drastically to avoid yield bloat in late game
Reworked policies with more policies per policy tree and weaker bonuses early on
Defenders get more advantages making offensive wars challenging. City recover Hit Points a lot faster while healing in enemy or neutral territory is very low making it easier for defenders to get units back into battle after being wounded.
City-States don't play a big role until Renaissance Era with all diplomatic related buildings and units unlocked starting in that era. Diplomatic mechanics will go through changes but those are coming in the future with no plan as of this moment.
Barbarians become an actual threat not to be trifled with. They will cause problems and cannot be ignored. Barbarians will access their own units that tend to be stronger in their own ways. The goal is to improve their quality and/or increase their quantity. Ignore a military at your own risk or the Barbarians might halt all your attempts to move forward.
Civilization UA, UU and UB all going through changes with a regional system to diversify them further

For more details, please check out the links to the version below. Each of those links takes you to a thread that includes the various changes already implemented.

Versions:

Spoiler Archived Versions :

AG's Tweak for VP v0.3.13 [Pre-Renaissance Era Rework 2]: Link

Compatible Mods:
This mod is incompatible with any mods that make changes to the tech tree. It should, in theory, be compatible with the rest of the mods that work with VP. However, balance was never taken into account if other mods are included so use other mods at your own risk.

The following mods cannot be played with this mod due to them already being integrated (and modified to suit the mod) or could cause conflicts:

UI Improved City View (Vox Populi with EUI)
Enlightenment Era for Vox Populi
More Wonders for VP

Mods/Ideas to be Integrated:
Modified Modern Era Mod
AG's Extra Victory Conditions (Will need to be reworked prior to integration but the basic foundation is there)
Zeppelin/Scouting Line Upgrade Path (Will need a complete rework but the ideas are there)
AG's Late Game Mod (Lots of ideas to be pulled from there)
Unique City-States (Will be tackling once changes and balances reach Renaissance Era. Meant to spice things up and give more incentive to ally or even befriend CS)
World Congress Reformation (Some ideas will be borrowed but the concepts will be fleshed out for the mod)

Possible Mods/Ideas to be Integrated:
Civics and Reforms (A lot of great ideas and concepts. Unsure if going down that route or how to handle balancing)

Future Updates:
The following list will change as priorities change. Some will remain as rough ideas while others are ongoing and might be implemented in one of the upcoming patch.

Balance Changes (Ongoing)
New Improvements
Melee Units split up into: Polearm, Blunt and Blades
Overhaul of the naval combat (includes but not limited to unit changes, different focuses for unit groups and special promotions available to a few or one group)
Introduce a complete axeman/maceman line that will run in parallel with the swords and spears line
Introduce a cavalry split into light cavalry and heavy cavalry with promotions and other things differentiating them
Overhaul the spy system (Way in the future)
Second unique building for all the civilizations
More regional system bonuses implemented
More diverse barbarians in later eras
Two new ideologies and two new victory conditions
New resources introduced to add more mechanics
Rework the religion further to make better use of buildings while also make non-founders have a catchup mechanic later in the game
Integrate Energy resource fully in the late game to ensure that energy is vital and lacking it will halt progress moving forward
Fully implement the slave and mercenary mechanics so it exists through the eras and not limited to only the early game
Make some government system (details still to be determined)
Make map tweaks that will change the distribution of resources
Make buildings like Train Station and Seaport more important by making them prerequisite of important economical and military buildings

Known Bugs:
Policy Tree UI bugged but it works. (Fix is a low priority)
New Yield UI isn't showing all the information but it works. (Fix is a low priority)
UI involving new yields still need work (health showing as food on terrain, details for other yields dependent on the new yields not showing) [New yields work as intended. UI is lower on the priority as it's a time-consuming task]

Help Wanted:
Given the scope of the mod, I would appreciate any help that can be given. Help can include the following but not limited to:

Playtest: Providing feedback and report bugs can aid the development and balance of the mod.
Modding: People with experience with XML, SQL, Lua and/or even C++ can speed up the development of the mod
Artist: People with artistic skills and are willing to help make icons (promotions, buildings, etc)
Civilopedia Editor: People who want to update Civilopedia entries, make changes to names and update text to reflect the actual game

Feel free to DM me with any questions/comments regarding the mod development.

amateurgamer88 · Sep 14, 2021

Spoiler AG's Tweak for VP v0.3.14 [Pre-Industrial Era Rework 1] :

Spoiler Building/Wonder XP Changes :

Spoiler New Resource and their respective buildings :

Spoiler New/Changed Units (Non-Regional) :

Spoiler Regional Units :

Spoiler Promotion Changes :

Spoiler Naval Promotions :

Spoiler New Yields :

Spoiler Timber Changes :

Spoiler UI Changes :

Spoiler Yield Changes :

Spoiler Civ UA Changes :

Spoiler Misc Changes :

amateurgamer88 · Sep 14, 2021

Spoiler AG's Tweak for VP v0.3.12 [Pre-Renaissance Era Rework 1] :

Spoiler OW Dune Mod Design :

Questions/Comments:

How much of an impact should war have on the mod? Should there be carpets of doom or should there be fewer but stronger units that will circle one another as they duel each other in many engagements?
How big of an impact should the tribes have on the mod? Should they be difficult to eliminate or should they be merely a speed bump to those wishing to expand? Should there be big enough bonuses where allying tribes is enticing enough to not eliminate them?
Should the council members be available to all Factions? Or should only a handful be available to each faction which not only differentiates them but also contribute to their more unique playstyle?
What role should fuel have? Should they only be limited to Siege Units and Vehicle Units? Or should they cover other buildings that rely on Urban tiles to emphasis their importance?
Are we going to limit Vehicle Units only to the Ornithoptors and Harvesters? In the original Dune, there aren't that many vehicles due to the presence of Sandworm. Meanwhile, the rest will be seen as Siege due to their artillery nature.
How long should the games take? More than 200 but should it be doubled? Tripled? Quadrupled? The length determines how long it takes to finish projects and how fast paced wars should be.
How valuable should techs be? Should they be unlocked at a steady state? Should they take longer and be more valuable? Should they vary depending on how valuable they are?

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Spoiler Melee/Gun Unit Changes :

Spoiler Mounted Changes :

Spoiler Archer Changes :

Spoiler Siege Changes :

Spoiler Barbarian Units :

Spoiler Mercenary Rework :

Spoiler Slave Units and Promotions :

Spoiler Units by Region and Era :

Spoiler Terrain and Feature Yield Changes :

Spoiler Misc Changes :

Spoiler Religion Rework :

amateurgamer88 · Sep 14, 2021

Spoiler AG's Tweak for VP v0.3.13 [Pre-Renaissance Era Rework 2] :

Spoiler Unit Combat Type Changes :

Spoiler Melee Unit Changes :

Spoiler Mounted/Heavy Mounted/Elephant Changes :

Spoiler Archer/Siege Line Changes :

Spoiler Promotion Changes :

Spoiler Naval Unit Changes :

Spoiler Religion Rework :

Spoiler New Yields :

Spoiler Modified Modern Era Changes :

Spoiler Misc Changes :

amateurgamer88 · Sep 14, 2021

Spoiler Mod Concepts :

Spoiler Religion Rework and Loyalty Brainstorm :

Spoiler Long Term Gameplan :

Spoiler Notes on Civ UA :

Spoiler :

Spoiler Regional Groups :

Spoiler Units by Region and Era :

Spoiler New Eras :

Spoiler Regional Bonuses :

Spoiler Shelved Ideas :

Spoiler Governments :

Spoiler Civics :

Spoiler Misc Changes :

Spoiler Religion Rework :

amateurgamer88 · Sep 14, 2021

Reserved.

amateurgamer88 · Sep 14, 2021

Reserved.

amateurgamer88 · Sep 14, 2021

Different Progress approach. Feedback and reporting bugs is appreciated. Thanks!

Spoiler AG's Tweak for VP v0.1 :

SolutionIt · Sep 14, 2021

amateurgamer88 said:
Different Progress approach. Feedback and reporting bugs is appreciated. Thanks!

Spoiler AG's Tweak for VP v0.1 :

Progress:
Opener: Receive 30 Culture when a Technology is researched, scaling with Era, and 30 Culture per Technology already unlocked (not scaling with Era). (Increased from 15 to 30 Culture)

Scaler: 8 Culture when a Technology is researched. (Decreased from 15 to 8).

Fraternity: +3 Science from City Connection. Gold maintenance for Routes reduced by 50%. (Loses +3 Food. Gains cheaper roads.)

Equality: +2 Happiness in every City. Unhappiness Needs Modifier from Poverty, Illiteracy, Boredom and / Distress reduced by 10% in all Cities. (Happiness scales per 10 as opposed to 15 Citizens.) Each city you found will increase the Culture cost of policies by 33% less than normal.

Authority:
Discipline: Each City with a garrison generates +1 Happiness and +2 Culture. Gold maintenance for Units reduced by 20%. (Loses road maintenance reduction. Gains more unit maintenance reduction.)

I've done 30 on the opener before. I felt it was too strong at getting you a follow-up policy very quickly on Marathon. I think settling on 20 would be fine if the scalers weren't messed around with. I'm also of the opinion that the equality policy was fine the way it was before anyway. It is +1 happiness in all cities that can't be stolen like great works or have the city captured and destroy any of the appropriate buildings. I don't know if the food loss is entirely appropriate to be honest, especially since you basically removed instant gratification yields from it so unless you were pre-building roads and killing your GPT the policy won't do anything. You can't really work tiles if your Cities can't grow either so you run into that issue. The gold maintenance for routes imo just being tacked onto it is arguably a fine thing on its own without really needing to adjust the policy because it allows wide play to be more easily accessible with the Policy Tree quicker.

Also I tend to find anything that reduces policy cost scaling that is obtained through a policy to be very OP because there aren't many good ways to deal with opponents who slingshot in culture gains, and having a policy that does it basically immediately encourages picking it up over any other policy cause it means you spend less turns overall unlocking policies.

Honestly for Base VPs case it'd be easy to argue the Progress Tree just needs route costs reduced to allow quicker wide play from it and then just have the Discipline Policy for Authority remove maintenance costs for garrisoned units in Cities, Forts, Citadels, and any unique defensive improvements effectively removed. Maybe don't include cities in that for the garrisons but it is a thought.

Anyways I'd say let some other people have a go at it for this revision. Honestly all my policy changes would basically require someone to be ok with changes to every policy tree which is why I'm not too interested in making a downloadable mod for it.

amateurgamer88 · Sep 15, 2021

SolutionIt said:
I've done 30 on the opener before. I felt it was too strong at getting you a follow-up policy very quickly on Marathon. I think settling on 20 would be fine if the scalers weren't messed around with. I'm also of the opinion that the equality policy was fine the way it was before anyway. It is +1 happiness in all cities that can't be stolen like great works or have the city captured and destroy any of the appropriate buildings. I don't know if the food loss is entirely appropriate to be honest, especially since you basically removed instant gratification yields from it so unless you were pre-building roads and killing your GPT the policy won't do anything. You can't really work tiles if your Cities can't grow either so you run into that issue. The gold maintenance for routes imo just being tacked onto it is arguably a fine thing on its own without really needing to adjust the policy because it allows wide play to be more easily accessible with the Policy Tree quicker.

Also I tend to find anything that reduces policy cost scaling that is obtained through a policy to be very OP because there aren't many good ways to deal with opponents who slingshot in culture gains, and having a policy that does it basically immediately encourages picking it up over any other policy cause it means you spend less turns overall unlocking policies.

Honestly for Base VPs case it'd be easy to argue the Progress Tree just needs route costs reduced to allow quicker wide play from it and then just have the Discipline Policy for Authority remove maintenance costs for garrisoned units in Cities, Forts, Citadels, and any unique defensive improvements effectively removed. Maybe don't include cities in that for the garrisons but it is a thought.

Anyways I'd say let some other people have a go at it for this revision. Honestly all my policy changes would basically require someone to be ok with changes to every policy tree which is why I'm not too interested in making a downloadable mod for it.

My intention is to give a quick boost to policies but slow it down later. This version of Progress will likely jump ahead in Policies but then it must work hard to stay ahead. At least, that's the hope. I changed Equality because, when I play Progress, I rarely get a City to 15 Citizens except for the Capital and possibly one or two others. That bonus feels wasted as my Cities aren't gonna be generally large enough to enjoy it. 2 Happiness should help with going wider and, with the food gone, it'd be nice as my Cities won't be growing as quickly (and thus no longer needing to stop growth in Cities).

Overall, this is meant to be a trial to see how things go. I'll tweak things further if I don't like it or it's too strong....or there's always buffing Tradition and Authority to bring them up.

amateurgamer88 · Sep 18, 2021

v0.2 is now out! Feedback and bug reports are appreciated!

Workers and Military Units before Medieval Era stop growth in Cities like Settlers. This is meant to simulate units requiring resources that would otherwise grow Cities. I'm quite curious to see how this changes things.

City HP and healing rate are also increased. This is my attempt of weakening warmongering as it's very powerful at the moment. More changes might be coming depending on what I observe in my games.

Spoiler AG's Tweak for VP v0.2 :

amateurgamer88 · Sep 19, 2021

Reserved.

amateurgamer88 · Oct 16, 2021

This will be the start of my big project. The focus of this update is for the Ancient Era only. There are still things I must do (like Celtic Pantheons) so it's not yet complete. However, there are enough changes that testing will be needed. I'd appreciate any feedback or bug reports if anyone wants to give it a go.

Once I'm happy with Ancient Era, I will move onto Classical Era and onward.

Summary of v0.3:

Code:

Yields have been decreased from everything (policies, buildings, terrain, resources, etc...). Goal is to make it so late game isn't just giving buildings and policies ridiculous amounts of yields.
There are some game changing mechanics like all units requiring population like Settlers
Barbarians will be more of a problem (or at least that's the intention). More changes will be made so that's achieved.
Some Civilization UA has been changed (with a few more still happening) to accommodate the lower yields.
Pathfinder got a new promotion and aren't as fragile against Barbarians anymore.

To do list:
Celtic Pantheons
Other changes depending on my own playing experiences and player feedback

Details are in the spoilers.

Spoiler AG's Tweak for VP v0.3 [Ancient Era Rework 1] :

Spoiler Policies :

Spoiler Pantheon Changes :

Spoiler Building Changes :

Spoiler Terrain and Feature Yield Changes :

Spoiler Resource and Monopoly Changes :

Spoiler Improvement Changes :

Spoiler Unit and Promotion Changes :

Spoiler Misc Changes :

Kim Dong Un · Oct 16, 2021

Are you lowering tech/policy/food/production costs across the board to account for having everything nerfed? If not, won't the games take much longer? Although intriguing, I don't think early conquering is currently OP or too ahead of the pace compared to the other 2 ancient trees, so I believe this entire mod will be too punishing for domination. Only one way to find out though!

I coincidentally just started a game last night using just your v2 progress tweak, and I'm enjoying (especially the new 'Equality') how it's allowed me to actually utilize an early thick approach -- it did almost immediately grant me my next policy though, like the other poster mentioned, yet I wouldn't say it's OP, as I'm still trailing in policies against 2 culture heavy neighbors, China and Japan. Mind you, I see you just tweaked it again in your new release, so I may have to give this another go with the new values to see what feels best.

amateurgamer88 · Oct 16, 2021

Kim Dong Un said:
Are you lowering tech/policy/food/production costs across the board to account for having everything nerfed? If not, won't the games take much longer? Although intriguing, I don't think early conquering is currently OP or too ahead of the pace compared to the other 2 ancient trees, so I believe this entire mod will be too punishing for domination. Only one way to find out though!

I coincidentally just started a game last night using just your v2 progress tweak, and I'm enjoying (especially the new 'Equality') how it's allowed me to actually utilize an early thick approach -- it did almost immediately grant me my next policy though, like the other poster mentioned, yet I wouldn't say it's OP, as I'm still trailing in policies against 2 culture heavy neighbors, China and Japan. Mind you, I see you just tweaked it again in your new release, so I may have to give this another go with the new values to see what feels best.

I do have plans for lowering policy and production but I need some games to get a better feel for it. If I get more player feedback, that can speed up the changes. I'm also considering adding an extra policy to each tree but that's just an idea right now. Food is an interesting yield because producing units cost population like Settlers. I wouldn't mind if early Cities stay relatively small until, for instance, the Industrial Era. Then, we can have a population explosion. At least, that's the design I have in mind. Tech is another interesting discussion because I do feel that techs sometimes get researched very quickly and you feel the eras just fly by. This may change or stay the same.

As for domination, I want to nerf it early on because I don't want any civilization being eliminated or severely crippled early on. That does mean Authority has a different focus. That's why I wanted to make Barbarians more relevant. This will be a trickier thing to balance. My hope for early game focus is: Tradition = strong capital, Progress = thick/wide, Authority = benefit from barbarian hordes.

Ya, I don't think the change was OP. It propels you quickly to your second policy but you still have to work to get future policies. As for the tweaks in v0.3, those can change or a new Progress policy might be added to compensate for something. Overall, I added a ton of changes so I can't say for certain how things will look. The main goal for v0.3 was cutting back most of the yields from the policies. v0.3 will be a very different game indeed as you'll notice very quickly. The pathfinder change is gonna be a....game changer.

amateurgamer88 · Oct 26, 2021

Made some changes to Ancient Era. Changes are as follows:

Code:

Cheaper Prophet
Less Science from Tradition
Less Production from policies and more from kills for Authority
Inca Science on Mountains removed
Reworked Celtic Pantheons
Reworked Units (Costs, Combat Strength and Ranged Combat Strength)

Spoiler AG's Tweak for VP v0.3.1 [Ancient Era Rework 2] :

Spoiler Building Changes :

Spoiler Great People Change :

Spoiler Policy Change :

Spoiler Civilization Change :

Spoiler Celtic Pantheon Changes :

Spoiler Unit Changes :

Spoiler Removed Changes :

amateurgamer88 · Oct 31, 2021

Made changes to the Classical Era. Still need more games before I can decide on what to do with tech and policy costs.

Code:

Tweaked all Classical Era Buildings
Tweaked all Classical Era Units
Tweaked all Founder and Follower Beliefs
Made changes to the Skirmisher Line (in hopes of giving them their own niche) 
Pushed diplomatic unit and building to Renaissance (To be reworked in the future)

Spoiler AG's Tweak for VP v0.3.2 [Classical Era Rework 1] :

Spoiler Building Changes :

Spoiler Wonders and National Wonder Changes :

Spoiler Unit Changes :

Spoiler Resource Changes :

Spoiler Improvement Changes :

Spoiler Belief Changes :

amateurgamer88 · Nov 6, 2021

Summary:

Code:

Tweaked Medieval buildings and units
Tweaked Enhancer and Reformation Beliefs
Tweaked Ancient Era Policy Trees
Tweaked some Wonders and misc stuff

Spoiler AG's Tweak for VP v0.3.3 [Medieval Era Rework 1] :

Spoiler Building Changes :

Spoiler Wonders and National Wonder Changes :

Spoiler Belief Changes :

Spoiler Unit Changes :

Spoiler Improvement Changes :

Spoiler Policy Changes :

Spoiler Misc :

amateurgamer88 · Nov 13, 2021

Summary:

Code:

Tweaked Pantheon, Founder, Enhancer and Reformation
New Pantheons, Enhancer and Reformation
New Totem Buildings in Ancient Era
Great Prophets cost more Faith (first one went from 400 to 600)

Download Link

Spoiler AG's Tweak for VP v0.3.4 [Religion Rework 1] :

Spoiler Totems (New Addition) :

Spoiler Pantheon Changes :

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Spoiler Reformation Changes :

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BornDownUnder · Nov 13, 2021

Your changes sound subtle yet quite game changing, in a very good way (For me at least) to slow progression down for the first few eras.

I will definitely be trying your handiwork out once I settle on a balance with my current mod additions with VP as the concrete slab to build upon, due to the amount of changes it provides which really improves upon the vanilla game for the better.

In saying that, I find with the current iteration of VP, even on Marathon pacing has started to feel it moves along just a tad too fast due to the flooding of bonuses from all sources once you establish a foothold and initial policy/tech.

The one idea of your mod in particular that I find really intriguing is the worker/military unit cost food change until Medieval era. In my opinion that is pure genius as it would absolutely tie in historically, which I am a huge fan of!

One question of note for me is what alterations have you made upon barbarian units?
As I use the mod Barbarians Evolved (Without the addition of the barbarian civ and leader) to create a 'horde' of barbarians for the first couple of eras or so in an attempt to emulate what would have been the birth of civilization where those that were too violent for societies needs would have been pushed out of the cities as they were counter-productive to settling down for prosperous growth.

Side note: I would love to have a mod that would introduce a randomized/set percentage (Based upon population size) spawn chance of barbarian unit/s up to Medieval era or so to emulate the effect of the afore-mentioned expulsion of those that were deemed unfit for society, with a loss of one population for the associated city (Maybe capital only?) which would in turn make it more paramount to keep your military units a bit closer to home in defense.
Unfortunately due to real life circumstances that have led to a whole lot of stress, I just can't wrap my head around the coding aspect of it to try and implement it for myself.

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