45°38'N-13°47'E
Deity
rev962
- Fixed unhappiness caused by large civilization for barbarians
Valerio, if you're on revision961, you already have AND2Hallo everyone, I'm trying to re download AND2 , but I've got some problem when downloading: the download stops itself after few minutes...
How can I get through that?
Thanks
45°38'N-13°47'E;13776334 said:Valerio, if you're on revision961, you already have AND2![]()
thanks but I had to uninstall AND2 and now I'm trying to re download it...
@valeriosavio: Try the moddb page www.moddb.com/mods/rise-of-mankind-a-new-dawn or the sourceforge server https://sourceforge.net/projects/anewdawn/
At least, one should work for you.
@valerio: Unfortunately, it's not. This version is severely outdated!
45°38'N-13°47'E;13780249 said:rev963
- Introducing Unhappiness caused by distance from Capital
- Reduced Happiness bonus in HandicapInfo.xml
Beware it might seem startling at first. Your cities will have a lot more unhappiness, especially if you found them distant from your capital. But unhappiness caused by distance will decrease with eras, so what's a distant city in ancient won't be very distant in renaissance. But now you'll have to take care of unhappiness.
Since this change is also slowing down research, I'm thinking about modifying again EraInfos.xml researchpercent; but I have to test more in this sense, since we were also thinking about increasing a bit production times.
Public Testing round again?![]()
45°38'N-13°47'E;13780647 said:If you wish, you can post savegame in the general thread; but I already have some new balanced values, I'm not sure if it's a good idea to upload them now because I think first we need to fix the problem of AI not expanding on other continents, as that might impact research a lot.
A mod have too much horse-technologies. And mod have many civilization on a map, but horses - relatively rare resource. Therefore, to the Middle Ages half of Nations have only dismounted units or elephants. I think it's dont good and not history-correct... Maybe generation of horses on map must be more often?