Anyhow, @Bartleby if you did run MapFinder and got me 20 4000 BC saves with Ivory and a river cow and posted them here, I would be forever in your debt. Well. maybe not forever, but at least 20 turns.
No pillaging roads behind his back now.
Anyhow, @Bartleby if you did run MapFinder and got me 20 4000 BC saves with Ivory and a river cow and posted them here, I would be forever in your debt. Well. maybe not forever, but at least 20 turns.
I assume "privately"? so nobody else can access the saves?Please do your file transfers publically
I assume "privately"? so nobody else can access the saves?
BlackBetsy, let me know the map settings, civ, opponents, etc. and I'll run MapFinder. I'm not sure how easy cow+river+ivory actually is, but we'll see...
Yes, please, thank you. I guess I'm not surprised that Ivory was the problem, since they are plains luxes.@BlackBetsy I ran Mapfinder for two nights and the intervening day, nearly 7000 iterations, and didn't get any maps. I've started it again without the requirement for Ivory and it's already saved a few. I'll leave it running tonight again and send you the saves tomorrow, if you're interested in them.
I wish I remembered how I fixed it...but I'm pretty sure I followed the advice in the forums. It does work with Windows 11. It doesn't auto-update every turn like I remember it doing.I haven't been able to get CAII to work on my current computer, when I tried to install it said I needed the .NET thingy, and after I installed that it still said the same thing.
I think I remember what I did - I downloaded the *older* version of CivAssist II, rather than the updated one. And it worked right away.I'm still on WIndows 10, but I might go looking to see if I can find any info about installing it.
I have MapStat working OK and that monitors the Autosaves, but it seems that if I try to get it to monitor another directory it stops monitoring the Autosaves and the only way I could get it to do it again was by uninstalling, manually deleting all the Registry entries, and reinstalling...I just keep it monitoring the autosaves now.
Are you quitting games without an early SGL?I made a test of researching Lit before Philo and taking Code of Laws for free.
In that game I had no Ivory, but the start was coastal so I ended up with the Colossus instead of SoZ, but at 10 AD I did come out slightly ahead of the Slingshot games in terms of culture.
After Philosophy I built MoM which triggered the Golden Age and it took almost the whole of it to research the Repubic. I built the Great Library during the GA and that caught up the techs that I hadn't managed/bothered to trade for up to then, leaving only Currency left for the Ancient Age. I revolted as soon as the Golden Age was over and switched to Republic at around the same time as I got Currency from the Great Library. Having met only two of the four Scientific civs in the game, trading wasn't a great success and we all got Feudalism, so I'm researching Monotheism myself (at 10+ turns sort of pace, but that should improve as more Libraries and more towns get added). I hope the AI will get Engineering soon enough for me to get it from the GL; I have some tiles I need to put Forests on at the Capital.
Having said that, this particular game so far is lacking in luxuries (only one nearby) and resources (Iron but no Horses), and it goes without saying that I didn't get an SGL.