Best Mods For Different Gameplay
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If you wanted the best mod.. you would have to try out the Vox Populi (Just look for the automatic installer and install everything!)
Introduces many concepts and reworks existing ones as well. Many calls it an unofficial expansion to the Civ 5 itself.
For more on these major game concept information, we have a wiki providing those tips...
Although, trying out custom civilizations might not be "balanced" with this mod set... but I'm working on trying to make some compatible.
Introduces many concepts and reworks existing ones as well. Many calls it an unofficial expansion to the Civ 5 itself.
For more on these major game concept information, we have a wiki providing those tips...
Although, trying out custom civilizations might not be "balanced" with this mod set... but I'm working on trying to make some compatible.
Natan35
Mayor of St. Natansburg
Lol... Vox Populi isn't a single mod, and I can't really understand how something that basically changes everything in the game can be considered an expansion pack. But other people's opinions really aren't my business, so...
Anyway, if you're bored with the game, TC mods like Anno domini (and, as Enginseer mentioned, the CBO) would probably help you. I'd also suggest you use JFD's Cities in Development and Rise to Power, which add many new aspects to the game. Events and decisions would also make the game more interesting, I assure you.
Anyway, if you're bored with the game, TC mods like Anno domini (and, as Enginseer mentioned, the CBO) would probably help you. I'd also suggest you use JFD's Cities in Development and Rise to Power, which add many new aspects to the game. Events and decisions would also make the game more interesting, I assure you.
LeeS
Imperator
You can't use vox populi on Mac because vox populi requires the CP-DLL mod, and DLL is a system specific to windows operating systems.
If you are running on a Mac you cannot use Acken's mod either becaue it is a DLL mod, nor can you use any of William Howard's mods that require his Various Mods Components DLL because the VMC mod is a DLL mod. Nor can you use Anno Domini's latest versions because these have the CP DLL mod rolled into Anno Domini as an inherent part of the mod. You cannot use JFD's gamplay mods such as Rise to Power or Cities in Development because these also require the CP DLL mod.
There are windows emulators but I'm not sure if they really work for the purposes of getting around the no-dll-mods limitation of Mac with anything Civ5 related.
If you are running on a Mac you cannot use Acken's mod either becaue it is a DLL mod, nor can you use any of William Howard's mods that require his Various Mods Components DLL because the VMC mod is a DLL mod. Nor can you use Anno Domini's latest versions because these have the CP DLL mod rolled into Anno Domini as an inherent part of the mod. You cannot use JFD's gamplay mods such as Rise to Power or Cities in Development because these also require the CP DLL mod.
There are windows emulators but I'm not sure if they really work for the purposes of getting around the no-dll-mods limitation of Mac with anything Civ5 related.
The only thing that's probably close to a gameplay modification is my Leadership Reformation mod in my signature that enhances Great Generals and Great Admirals.
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